Preventive Maintenance
A maintenance strategy that services equipment at fixed time intervals or operating hours. It is planned, but may lead to excessive maintenance of equipment in good condition and cannot prevent sudden failures occurring between two maintenance services.
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Traditional maintenance strategies are divided into preventive maintenance on a fixed cycle and reactive maintenance after failure; AI-driven condition monitoring offers a third path.
Reactive repair is a strategy of fixing equipment only after a failure occurs; preventive maintenance carries out servicing at fixed time intervals or operating hours.
Industrial maintenance is divided into four categories: reactive maintenance (emergency repair after failure), preventive maintenance (replacement on a fixed cycle), condition-based maintenance (deciding whether to intervene based on real-time monitoring indicators), and predictive maintenance (using models to predict remaining useful life or failure probability and give timing recommendations).
Condition-based maintenance (CBM) is a strategy of scheduling maintenance based on the actual health state of equipment rather than a fixed timetable, and the key difference from traditional preventive maintenance is that the latter replaces parts periodically according to the calendar or operating hours.
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Traditional maintenance strategies are divided into preventive maintenance on a fixed cycle and reactive maintenance after failure; AI-driven condition monitoring offers a third path.
50%UnverifiedReactive repair is a strategy of fixing equipment only after a failure occurs; preventive maintenance carries out servicing at fixed time intervals or operating hours.
50%UnverifiedIndustrial maintenance is divided into four categories: reactive maintenance (emergency repair after failure), preventive maintenance (replacement on a fixed cycle), condition-based maintenance (deciding whether to intervene based on real-time monitoring indicators), and predictive maintenance (using models to predict remaining useful life or failure probability and give timing recommendations).
50%UnverifiedCondition-based maintenance (CBM) is a strategy of scheduling maintenance based on the actual health state of equipment rather than a fixed timetable, and the key difference from traditional preventive maintenance is that the latter replaces parts periodically according to the calendar or operating hours.
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