Preventive Maintenance Program Guide
Preventive Maintenance Program Guide
Maintenance
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Introduction.
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Index.
Objective…………………………………………………………………………….4
Justificación………………………………………………………………………..4
Approach……………………………………………………………………..4
Theoretical Framework………………………………………...5
Welder………………………………………………………………………….10
Parts list……………………………………12
Breakdown……………………………………………………………………….17
Maintenance Program............................................................19
Packaging machine.................................................................22
Dismantling…………………………………………………………………………23
Maintenance Program..................................................24
Conclusion...........................................................27
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Objective.
Justification.
Problem statement.
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Theoretical Framework.
1 Basic Concepts.
c. Breakage or malfunction. Damage that prevents the proper functioning of the machinery or
team.
d. Defect. An event that occurs in a machine that does not prevent operation.
h. Security. Ensure the equipment and personnel for the proper functioning of the
plant, to prevent conditions that affect the person or the industry.
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1. Improve. Move from one state to another that has a greater performance of the machine or
team.
m. To plan. To outline a plan or project of the activities that are going to be carried out.
in a period of time.
2 Maintenance
Maintenance includes all activities necessary to keep the equipment in good condition.
facilities in suitable conditions for the function they were created for;
in addition to improving production by seeking maximum availability and
reliability of equipment and installations.
The purpose of maintenance is to keep the equipment and installation operational and
reset the device to factory default conditions; with
efficiency and effectiveness to achieve maximum productivity.
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They are the likely objectives within an industry, these would be guaranteeing the
availability of equipment and facilities with high reliability
and at the lowest possible cost.
3 Preventive Maintenance
4 Maintenance Planning
Decrease in inventories.
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Cost savings.
The reliability of the industry will depend on the planning that is done with a
efficient approach.
4.1 Principles.
•How: Procedures, rules, processes. The way to carry out the work, includes
technical documentation, procedures and maneuvers.
4.3 Schedule.
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5 Programming
The maintenance schedule is determined according to the equipment and the inspection that
they are carried out in the industry: this programming is daily, weekly, biweekly,
monthly, etc.
5.1 Reports.
They are documents that inform about the performance of the equipment or machines within
from the industry and the maintenance model applied to it, that is, a report
that is presented periodically and according to the chronology in which it is applied
5.2 Preparation
Preparing for maintenance is ensuring the quality of work in the area that is
It applies maintenance and therefore impacts the reliability of the industry.
The preparation that is carried out will be satisfactory in the execution of the maintenance;
the organized teamwork that will take place are motivating factors that
they affect production.
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Welding machine.
The welding machine is a machine that allows for fastening where it is located.
the joining of two materials. The union is achieved by melting both materials or
You can add a filler material that, when melted, is placed between the pieces.
soldering and when it cools down it becomes a permanent joint.
Today, it is the most popular type of welder. This machine uses energy.
electric with which it forms an electric arc between the metal to be welded and the electrode
used.
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Solderer
Gas welder
Laser welder
They heat the area to be welded and then apply pressure, providing high
precision. They are very useful for joining small areas and are very fast, making them useful.
Inverter Welders
They are the latest in soldier technology. They can perform various types of welding.
without the need to change the equipment. In addition, they have the advantage of being easy
to transport, they have a long duration and the welds are more visible
aesthetics than other machines.
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Maintenance Program.
Machine: Mig-Mag Welder
Location: CAS Line Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 012019
I elaborate:
January
Item Activity Tools EPP Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Remove accumulated dust: Use compressed air
Scheduled
to clean the main voltage transformer, of the
1 Air gun.
radiator, of the IGBT module, of the inductance, of the
Real
coverage of the diodes and the PCB.
Cleaning: Turn off the winder and use air Air pistol Scheduled
compressed, clean the feed rollers, the guide-
2 Brush bristles of
gun nozzle, the diffuser; it can also be
alambre. Lenses of Real
remove the parts and clean with a wire brush.
security.
Check the wear condition of the Scheduled
3 machine: Replace if necessary. Make sure to Visual.
Gloves and
that the gun guide is protected. Real
shoes
Check that the electrodes are present protectors Scheduled
protected in a dry place: Place them in a
4 Visual.
closed, dry, and strong container that protects them from
Real
possible dents and dings.
Control the wear of the calibrated nozzle of Scheduled
5 contact: Change if necessary to avoid Visual.
loss of contact with the nozzle thread. Real
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Machine: Mig-Mag Welder
Location: Line CAS Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 012019
I elaborate:
May
Item Activity Tools EPP Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Removing accumulated dust: Use compressed air
Scheduled
to clean the main voltage transformer, of the
1 Air gun.
radiator, of the IGBT module, of the inductance, of the
Real
coverage of the diodes and the PCB.
Cleaning: Turn off the unwinder and use air Air gun Scheduled
compressed, clean the drive rollers, the guide-
2 Bristle brush of
gun nozzle, the diffuser; it can also be
wire. Lenses of Real
remove the parts and clean with a wire brush.
security.
Check the wear condition present on the Scheduled
3 machine: Replace if necessary. Ensure to Visual.
Gloves and
that the gun guide is protected. Real
shoes
Check that the electrodes are present protectors Programmed
protected in a dry place: Place them in a
4 Visual.
a closed, dry, and strong container that protects them from
Real
possible dents and bumps.
Control the wear of the calibrated nozzle of Scheduled
5 contact: Change if necessary to avoid Visual.
loss of contact with the nozzle thread. Real
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Machine: Mig-Mag Welder
Location: Líena CAS Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 012019
I elaborate:
September
Item Activity Tools EPP Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Remove accumulated dust: Use compressed air
Scheduled
to clean the main voltage transformer, of the
1 Air pistol.
radiator, from the IGBT module, from the inductance, from the
Real
coverage of the diodes and the PCB.
Cleaning: Turn off the winder and use air Air gun Scheduled
compressed, clean the drive rollers, the guide-
2 Brush bristles of
gun nozzle, the diffuser; it can also be
wire. Lenses of Real
extract the pieces and clean with a wire brush.
security.
Check the wear condition that the Scheduled
3 machine: Replace if necessary. Make sure to Visual.
Gloves and
that the gun guide is protected. Real
shoes
Check that the electrodes are present protectors Scheduled
protected in a dry place: Place them in a
4 Visual.
closed, dry, and strong container that protects them from
Real
possible dents and dings.
Control the wear of the calibrated nozzle of Programmed
5 contact: Change if necessary to avoid Visual.
loss of contact with the nozzle thread. Real
October
Item Activity Tools EPP Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Remove accumulated dust: Use compressed air
Scheduled
to clean the main voltage transformer, of the
1 Air pistol.
radiator, of the IGBT module, of the inductance, of the
Real
coverage of the diodes and the PCB.
Cleaning: Turn off the unwinder and use air. Air pistol Programmed
compressed, clean the drive rollers, the guide-
2 Brush bristles of
gun nozzle, the diffuser; it can also be
wire. Lenses of Real
remove the parts and clean with a wire brush.
security.
Check the wear condition that is present. Scheduled
3 machine: Replace if necessary. Ensure that Visual.
Gloves and
that the gun guide is protected. Real
shoes
Check that the electrodes are present. protectors Scheduled
protected in a dry place: Place them in a
4 Visual.
closed, dry and strong container that protects them from
Real
possible dents and bruises.
Control the wear of the calibrated nozzle of Scheduled
5 Contact: Change if necessary to avoid Visual.
loss of contact with the nozzle thread. Real
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Submersible water pump.
Both the motor and the shaft are hermetically sealed. This situation
could cause the rise in the temperature of the pump. To solve this
inconvenient, the liquid that flows through the pump itself acts as a cooler.
All submersible pumps are manufactured with a casing that covers them from
oxidation and corrosion, so choosing a particular water pump will
depends on the power and depth that one wishes to achieve.
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Maintenance Program.
Packager.
There are packing machines that operate manually and others automatically, while
they stand out in one way or another with several very identifiable traits
depending on the model. One of them is the level of security they provide,
the hygiene it represents or the space that the machine will occupy.
Diving into the aspect of the different types of packaging machines, there are some that
they can be easily identified among the many available options.
This is the case of the blister packaging machines, which operate to package all kinds of
items that we find in stores, the packaging machines for bricks or those that are
they are responsible for the placement of bottles and sealers. Other types are as follows:
Food packagers
Liquid packaging machines
Packaging machines with plastic film
The first stage that a packaging machine performs is to introduce the product.
inside its packaging, whether it is a plastic bottle, an aluminum can, blisters,
among others. As a second stage, the containers are grouped and classified in
their respective packaging, which is sealed vacuum and stored with
detail. The packaging machines can seal horizontally and vertically and
having different purposes, such as in the case of heat sealing machines,
thermo formed, stretch film, flow pack and shrink – side seal.
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Maintenance Program.
Machine: Vacuum Sealer.
Location: PS Line Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 032019
I elaborate:
January
Item Activity Tools Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Keep the sealing bar and the gaskets clean Scheduled
1 neoprene. If the Teflon or rubber is damaged Wet wipe.
replace. Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic.
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and ensure it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish it is necessary to change it. If it is necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for completing correctly.
Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate calibration
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Check that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Programmed
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish it is necessary to change it. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for proper completion.
Real
Scheduled
Machine calibration. Activate calibration
2 Team.
automatic.
Real
Scheduled
3 Check that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish it is necessary to change it. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for correct completion.
Real
Programmed
Machine calibration. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Check that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish it is necessary to change it. If it is necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for completing correctly.
Real
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Machine: Vacuum Sealer.
Location: PS Line Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 032019
I elaborate.
May
Item Activity Tools Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Keep the sealing bar and the gaskets clean. Programmed
1 neoprene. If the Teflon or the rubber is damaged Wet wipe.
replace. Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Check that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish needs to be changed. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for completing correctly.
Real
Scheduled
Machine calibration. Activate the calibration
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish needs to be changed. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Vacuum pump conditioning. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for correct completion.
Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Programmed
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish needs to be changed. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for completing correctly.
Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and ensure that it has a
Programmed
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish, it is necessary to change it. If necessary.
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for correct completion.
Real
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Machine: Vacuum Sealer.
Location: PS Line Monthly Preventive Maintenance Program
No. Machine. 032019
I elaborate:
September
Item Activity Tools Frequency Observations
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Keep the sealing bar and the gaskets clean. Scheduled
1 neoprene. If the Teflon or rubber is damaged Wet wipe.
replace. Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic.
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish needs to be changed. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for correct completion.
Real
Scheduled
Machine calibration. Activate calibration
2 Team.
automatic.
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and ensure it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish is necessary to change it. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for proper completion.
Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Check that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and ensure that it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
Whitish needs to be changed. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for proper completion.
Real
Scheduled
Calibration of the machine. Activate the calibration.
2 Team.
automatic
Real
Scheduled
3 Verify that the sealing time is appropriate. Visual.
Real
Check the oil level and make sure it has a
Scheduled
transparent color. When the oil has an appearance
4 Visual.
whitish it is necessary to change it. If necessary
Real
replace the filter.
Scheduled
Conditioning of the vacuum pump. Follow the
5 Wipe.
user manual for proper completion.
Real
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Conclusion.
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Bibliography.
Industrial Maintenance: Organization, Control, and Management, Raimundo Heber
Gonzalez Garcia, Editorial Alsina.
Organization and Integral Management of Maintenance, Santiago Garcia Garrido.
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