Inspection
Work Planning
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A maintenance strategy that performs maintenance based on measured equipment condition rather than fixed schedules.
Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) is a maintenance methodology that uses equipment condition data to determine when maintenance should be performed. Rather than relying solely on predetermined time intervals, CBM uses inspections, condition monitoring and diagnostic techniques to identify deterioration and schedule maintenance only when indicators show that intervention is required.
CBM reduces unnecessary maintenance, minimizes equipment downtime, extends asset life and improves maintenance efficiency by aligning maintenance activities with actual equipment condition.
CBM relies on accurate condition monitoring data and may incorporate technologies such as vibration analysis, infrared thermography, ultrasonic testing and online equipment monitoring to support maintenance decision-making.
Condition-Based Maintenance is a maintenance strategy that uses condition information to determine maintenance timing. It differs from Predictive Maintenance, which generally applies analytical techniques to forecast future failures using condition data.
Maintenance & Work Management; Reliability Engineering; Mechanical Integrity; Asset Management.
Vibration monitoring.; Oil analysis.; Corrosion monitoring.; Thermography.; Predictive maintenance programs.
ISO 17359; ISO 13374; ISO 13381-1
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