Overview
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Ronald T. Anderson
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Reliability Technology Associates, USA
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Lewis Neri
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US Army Aviation Systems Command, USA
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Table of contents (6 chapters)
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- Ronald T. Anderson, Lewis Neri
Pages 1-12
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- Ronald T. Anderson, Lewis Neri
Pages 13-53
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- Ronald T. Anderson, Lewis Neri
Pages 55-95
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Pages 97-206
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Pages 207-274
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Pages 275-311
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Back Matter
Pages 339-346
About this book
In this book the authors provide a fresh look at basic reliability and maintainability engineering techniques and management tools for ap plication to the system maintenance planning and implementation process. The essential life-cycle reliability centered maintenance (ReM) activities are focused on maintenance planning and the prevention of failure. The premise is that more efficient, and therefore effective, life-cycle main tenance programs can be established using a well disciplined decision logic analysis process that addresses individual part failure modes, their consequences, and the actual preventive maintenance tasks. This premise and the techniques and tools described emphasize preventive, not corrective, maintenance. The authors also describe the techniques and tools fundamental to maintenance engineering. They provide an understanding of the inter relationships of the elements of a complete ReM program (which are applicable to any complex system or component and are not limited only to the aircraft industry). They describe special methodologies for improving the maintenance process. These include an on-condition maintenance (OeM) methodology to identify defects and potential deterioration which can determine what is needed as a maintenance action in order to prevent failure during use.
Authors and Affiliations
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Reliability Technology Associates, USA
Ronald T. Anderson
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US Army Aviation Systems Command, USA
Lewis Neri