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| - Blast furnace process is one of the most demanding production processes both in terms of energy and in terms of required management efficiency. Great demands are posed when the regulation of the process flow, but also the amount of used human capacity to ensure an efficient workflow are taken into consideration. The global economic crisis has significantly affected the production of iron and steel. Dramatic increase of prices of all energy sources has meant substantial interference with the cost part of the production processes. In the field of metallurgical processes, the fundamental cost items also include maintenance of production units and all activities related to it. The utilization of the Total Productive Maintenance system represents an interesting alternative in the sphere of cost reduction for maintenance of production equipment. This system tries to remove the traditional division of workers to those who work on the given equipment and those who perform maintenance. The main reason is the fact that the worker operating the production equipment is the first one who is able to detect the functional abnormalities of the machine and the potential sources of future breakdowns. This concept is widely used in mass production based mainly on machining operations. However, the blast furnace process is a continuous process with very specific operations in the area of maintenance. As far as the blast furnace itself is concerned, there is a limited number of periodic minor maintenance operations. Major interventions will take place during the general overhaul of the blast furnace which can be carried out even after several years of operation. It is different for other supporting production devices which can be found within the scope of a blast furnace plant. The article is trying to analyze the possibility of using the concept of Total Productive Maintenance in metallurgical processes and other follow-up operations.
- Blast furnace process is one of the most demanding production processes both in terms of energy and in terms of required management efficiency. Great demands are posed when the regulation of the process flow, but also the amount of used human capacity to ensure an efficient workflow are taken into consideration. The global economic crisis has significantly affected the production of iron and steel. Dramatic increase of prices of all energy sources has meant substantial interference with the cost part of the production processes. In the field of metallurgical processes, the fundamental cost items also include maintenance of production units and all activities related to it. The utilization of the Total Productive Maintenance system represents an interesting alternative in the sphere of cost reduction for maintenance of production equipment. This system tries to remove the traditional division of workers to those who work on the given equipment and those who perform maintenance. The main reason is the fact that the worker operating the production equipment is the first one who is able to detect the functional abnormalities of the machine and the potential sources of future breakdowns. This concept is widely used in mass production based mainly on machining operations. However, the blast furnace process is a continuous process with very specific operations in the area of maintenance. As far as the blast furnace itself is concerned, there is a limited number of periodic minor maintenance operations. Major interventions will take place during the general overhaul of the blast furnace which can be carried out even after several years of operation. It is different for other supporting production devices which can be found within the scope of a blast furnace plant. The article is trying to analyze the possibility of using the concept of Total Productive Maintenance in metallurgical processes and other follow-up operations. (en)
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| - Application of Total Productive Maintenance Principles in Metallurgical Processes
- Application of Total Productive Maintenance Principles in Metallurgical Processes (en)
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| - Application of Total Productive Maintenance Principles in Metallurgical Processes
- Application of Total Productive Maintenance Principles in Metallurgical Processes (en)
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| - RIV/61989100:27360/12:86085555
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| - Costs; Production process; Iron; Maintenance (en)
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| - METAL 2012 : 21st International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials : conference proceedings
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| - Besta, Petr
- Stoch, Milan
- Vilamová, Šárka
- Vozňáková, Iveta
- Švecová, Eva
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