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 | | Industrial Machinery Repair: Best Maintenance Practices Pocket Guide (PLANT ENGINEERING SERIES) by Ricky Smith, R. Keith Mobley ISBN-10: 9780750676212 ISBN-10: 0-7506-7621-3 ISBN-13: 9780750676212 ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-7621-2 Paperback 2003-05 Butterworth-Heinemann Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description Industrial Machinery Repair provides a practical reference for practicing plant engineers, maintenance supervisors, physical plant supervisors and mechanical maintenance technicians. It focuses on the skills needed to select, install and maintain electro-mechanical equipment in a typical industrial plant or facility. The authors focuses on "Best Maintenance Repair Practices" necessary for maintenance personnel to keep equipment operating at peak reliability and companies functioning more profitably through reduced maintenance costs and increased productivity and capacity. A number of surveys conducted in industries throughout the United States have found that 70% of equipment failures are self-induced. If the principles and techniques in this book are followed, it will result in a serious reduction in "self induced failures". In the pocketbook format, this reference material can be directly used on the plant floor to aid in effectively performing day-to-day duties. Data is presented in a concise, easily understandable format to facilitate use in the adverse conditions associated with the plant floor. Each subject is reduced to it simplest terms so that it will be suitable for the broadest range of users. Since this book is not specific to any one type of industrial plant and is useful in any type of facility. ·The new standard reference book for industrial and mechanical trades ·Accessible pocketbook format facilitates on-the-job use ·Suitable for all types of plant facilities | ||
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Excellent Quick Resourse on Industrial Machine Repair+ For a paperback, this is top quality information,for plant operators.However,this book may be too basic for some plant engineers.I think many shop operators will find this book ,an excellent resourse guide for machine repair.It helped me understand reduction of machine fatigue and obtaining peak reliabilty.The proper maintenance of machines,eliminates unnessary repair tasks and unwanted expenses on the balance sheet.Each chapter has a test and an answer key at the end of the book.The book helped me visualize procedures. Answered many questions about reading concise data for avoiding adverse conditions,spotting defects and reducing machine downtime.It's one of the best user-friendly guides for industrial machine repair. | ||
Excellent resource. This is an excellent well organized resource for those in the manufacturing business. Everyone liked it so much we bought three more at work!! | ||
"Best Pocket Guide Ever Written on Maintenance Repair" "Industrial Machinery Repair is a must reading for all maintenance personnel and management. It clearly shows how to improve equipment reliability and performance. Ricky Smith does a wonderful job at making the complicated day-to-day maintenance issues very plain and simple. If you are serious about maintenance in your organization, then you must read Industrial Machinery Repair." | ||
A book for all maintenace professionals We have recommended this book to all our maintenance personnel in the US and Europe as a "must have" in their locker. | ||
The New Standard for Industrial Machinery Repair Guides I keep pouring over my new copy of Industrial Machinery Repair - Best Maintenance Practices Pocket Guide as each chapter is better than the last. This handbook is a must have for anyone involved in industrial maintenance and machinery repair. Ricky Smith and Keith Mobley speak in human voices that we can all understand and they offer information that can be put to immediate use. In addition, the handbook includes a very comprehensive maintenance skills assessment that is worth the the entire price. Buy a copy for every maintenance person at your plant. Terrence O'Hanlon, Reliabilityweb.com | ||