دور الصيانة وأثرها على الطاقة الانتاجية
( دراسة تطبيقية على مصنع الاسمنت المرقب )
Abstract
Maintenance plays a crucial and influential role in industrial enterprises across different dimensions, including its impact on production capacity.
In factories dedicated to producing specific goods, a dedicated maintenance department is usually established, one of the primary functions of this department is to maintain and enhance the production capacity of the plant, while ensuring continuity of operations, by monitoring and analyzing key performance indicators such as uptime, downtime, oil and lubrication consumption, and maintenance costs. And other factors over a specific period of time, it becomes clear that these elements directly affect the production capacity, either increasing or decreasing it, and affect the consistency of operations as well.
Moreover, the choice of the type of maintenance and the maintenance system greatly affects the production efficiency and the smooth and continuous operation of the facility.
The field of maintenance has evolved significantly over time. While in the past, maintenance types and systems were more limited and standardized, advances in scientific and practical fields have led to the development of different types and systems that more closely match the specific needs of the plant, ultimately enabling the achievement of optimum production capacity.
In industrial settings, it goes without saying that maintenance costs include repair and replacement expenses, as well as consumption of oils and lubricants, the number of engineers and workers involved, the use and replacement of spare parts, monitoring activities, and other factors that fluctuate over time.
To monitor and know the production capacity, whether the production rate high or low these Graphical relationships can be used between the oil and grease costs, operating hours, downtime, and maintenance and repair expenses , the reform shows the extent of the impact of lubrication and oil consumption on operating units and production units and their relationship in terms of production rate .
