Maintenance Of Large Stripping Unit

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
William J. Wasko
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1966

Abstract

Maintenance of mining equipment has become so complex and important from a cost and product ion standpoint that the organization must be set up in an engineering fashion to be successful. Production costs are greatly affected by proper maintenance. Tonnages can only be met when operating time is at its maximum and breakdown time is at its minimum. Last, but equally important, large capital expenditures must be protected and improved The effectiveness of the maintenance program will, in many respects, be a direct, result of the effort put torch in developing the overall program. Once the need of maintenance is realized, the next step is to determine what the organization should be and what it should accomplish. Follow through is then most vital. Preventing machine breakdowns and reducing maintenance costs are the primary goals of all maintenance organizations. Good preventive maintenance, a system for inspecting equipment and a complete record of inspections will help attain these goals.
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APA: William J. Wasko  (1966)  Maintenance Of Large Stripping Unit

MLA: William J. Wasko Maintenance Of Large Stripping Unit. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1966.

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