Reactive Maintenance
A maintenance strategy in which repairs are performed only after equipment failure occurs. Although the cost of a single repair may appear low, the production line interruptions, emergency scheduling, and expedited spare parts expenses caused by unplanned downtime often far exceed expectations.
Timeline (last 90 days)
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).
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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.
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).
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