A. MATERIALS
1. EXPERIMENTAL
RESEARCH AND COMPACTION BEHAVIOUR MODELLING OF MATERIALS COMPOSITE
WITH POLYMERIC MATRIX
/ Elena Valentina STOIAN, pp. 7-11
Abstract. The aim of the present
paper were to determine compressibility behaviour of post-compacts
depending on compaction pressure for the materials obtained in laboratory
that contain metallized netting like reinforcement material and
powdery nanocarbon as filling agent . Determination of polymeric
composite on basis of silicone rubber with additions like nanocarbon
with 20 wt.% nanocarbon , powder mixtures’ compressibility
was performed in mechanical testing machine for static materials,
LFM model , Walter & Sai AG Switzerland at pressures 30kN. Determining
the characteristics of material was based on the regression analysis
. Modulus of elasticity of the test samples was determined appropriate
range 0,1 ÷ 0,3% deformation, corresponding to the maximum
correlation coefficient derived from regression of the experimental
data. The synthetic polymeric matrix used at the obtaining composite
films is represented by a bicomponent silicone elastomer that strengthens
itself at the room temperature by means of a poly condensation reaction.
The paper shows up the research results on processing and characterization
of composite materials with polymeric matrix (silicone rubber).
2. ARTIFICIAL
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
/ Dragos Marian ROTARU, pp. 12-15
Abstract. Cold fusion, the Higgs boson ... are
some of the major goals of modern science, scientific aspirations
who are dedicated to hard work, that makes them contemporary equivalents
of the Philosopher's stone and the elixir of long life, which the
old alchemists strove so earnestly to know. Amongst these contemporary
"philosopher stones" is the artificial photosynthesis
- reproduction in the laboratory - and then industrial scale, it
is hoped - the miracle process, which for billions of years has
enriched the Earth's atmosphere with oxygen and creates - from water,
carbon and light - organic substances in thousands of diverse types
and sustains the planet’s life.
3. CHALK
STONE RESTORATION WITH HYDROXYAPATITE–BASED NANOPARTICLES
/ Rodica-Mariana ION, Daniela TURCANU-CARUTIU, Radu-Claudiu FIERASCU,
Irina FIERASCU, pp. 16-19
Abstract. The purpose of this
paper is to show the results obtained during chemical investigations
of chalk stone materials and their consolidation attempts by using
hydroxyapatite (HAp) and strontium hydroxyapatite (SrHAp) nanomaterials.
4. DETERMINATION
OF HARDNESS POLYPROPYLENE FLAME RETARDANTS REOGARD 2000® USING
SHORE D METHODE
/ Elena-Janina VÎLCEA, Rodica-Mariana ION, pp. 20-23
Abstract. Researches on the influence
of structure and hardness of the flame retardant of polymeric materials
have been made over the years to such material combination from
the simple to the complex. It is known that in order to improve
fire resistance in raw material composition introducing flame retardants.
In this paper we propose to determine the behaviour of the gradual
introduction of Reogard 2000® flame retardant polymer material
structure - Polypropylene, causing hardness fireproof polypropylene
with Reogard 2000®. The method of determination is - method
Shore D. Tests was made on various samples of polypropylene with
concentrations of 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25% Reogard 2000®.
5. UPGRADING OF BOILERS AND FURNACES EQUIPMENTS BY USING ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DIAGNOSIS / Aurel GABA, Dan Nicolae UNGUREANU, pp.24-28
Abstract. Energy and environmental diagnosis consists in analysis of the operation, in current conditions and after upgrading of boiler and furnace equipments, based on energy balance and emission of pollutants in real and optimized conditions, where parameters after upgrading are determined by simulating operation using appropriate software. The paper describes the algorithm of energy and environmental diagnosis software and its application in upgrading of heating furnace.
6. SPECTRAL AND PHOTODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF A SILICON
(TERT-BUTIL) PHTHALOCYANINE / Ana-Alexandra SORESCU, Rodica-Mariana ION, Alexandrina NUTA, pp. 29-33
Abstract. Phthalocyanine derivatives
are of increasing technological relevance due to their photophysical
properties.Though silicon phthalocyanines bearing a different number
of fused benzo-moieties are spectroscopically well investigated
in solution, a complete spectroscopic characterization of their
properties is not available, yet. To learn more about the influence
of the silicon-metal in the benzo-annelated extended pi-system,
we systematically investigated the spectroscopic and photodynamic
properties of 2,9,16,23-tetra-tert-butyl-29H,31Hphthalocyanine dihydroxide
(OH)2Si-tBuPc). Since the centre of the phthalocyanine ligand is
coordinated with silicon central metal ion, the electronic states
are of both silicon and ligand origin. As a consequence the monomers
of these compounds have a good absorbance than their metal-centered
compounds. In addition, to mimic strong interaction between molecules,
we investigated dimers/aggregates of the compound.
7. STUDIES AND RESEARCHES CONCERNING THE MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY
ESTIMATION OF SUB-GRAIN APPARENT AVERAGE SIZE OF POLYCRISTALIN QUENCHED
STEELS / Adrian BIBIS, Mihai BRÂNZEI, Ion PENCEA,
Ion CIUCA, pp. 34-36
Abstract. The estimation of the
apparent average size of sub-grain domains is important to underline
the mechanical and electrical properties of metallic materials.
Further, the size estimations of the sub-grain domains can be used
to calculate the dislocation densities of the measured samples.
Subsequently, the size and dislocation density provides a thoroughly
understanding of the steels physical properties variation. In the
paper are presented the values of the measurands and their measurement
uncertainties estimated according with SR EN 98-3:2010 standard
and error propagation low. There were considered two types of quenched
steels: 316L stainless steel and 100Cr5 bearing steel.
8. STUDIES AND RESEARCH FOR DETERMINATION OF RETAINED AUSTENITE/
Ionut CRISTEA, Mihai BRANZEI, Ion PENCEA, Ion CIUCA, pp. 37-40
Abstract. This paper has as fundamental purpose
the theoretic and practical presentation and explanation of the
way to determine the retained austenite content. Is presented the
chosen experimental method and technique – the estimation
method of the residual austenite content using the DRON 3 diffractometer.
The used procedure: after processing and indexing the difractogrames
was determined the residual austenite content following the pairs
of iron lines: a (110) and ? (111) and a (211) and ? (311), reaching
the conclusion that the samples investigated by X-ray diffraction
contain residual austenite between 2,8 % minimum calculated value
and 4,9% maximum calculated value.
9. PROPERTIES, HOT WORKING AND APPLICATIONS OF Cu-Ag ALLOYS
OBTAINED BY CASTING AND POWDER METALLURGY / Mircea DOBRESCU
, Marius VASILESCU, pp. 41-42
Abstract. In the paper we present
in comparison hardness and electrical conductivity of copper cast
ingot (I/M) and sintered copper (P/M) with Cu-Ag5 alloys (I/M and
P/M) subjected to the same treatment.
10. THE ANALYSIS OF EUTECTICAL Al-Si ALLOYS PROPERTIES USED
FOR PISTON CAST IN THE INTERNAL COMBUSTION / Mirela POPESCU
(DRAGOIU), Endre FEJÉR, Bela VARGA, pp.43-48
Abstract. In this study is analyzed
the structure and properties of eutectic aluminum alloys for casting
pistons of internal combustion engines. Simple thermal analysis
and the presence of eutectical pointed silicon confirmed the modified
structure of these alloys. The Dilatometer’s analysis draws
attention to the necessity of applying heat treatment to stabilize
the structure. During the piston’s operation there are occured
significant structural changes that lead to the reduction of mechanical
characteristics
11. CONSIDERATION ON SOME SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS FROM Cu-Zn-Al
AND Ni-Ti SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS / Marius VASILESCU,
Mircea DOBRESCU, pp. 49-52
Abstract. In the paper are shown
some wide hysteresis shape memory alloys from Cu-Zn-Al system and
Ni-Ti based alloys and their applications starting from increasing
the hysteresis of the alloys or more precisely by separating austenite
start temperature (As) from martensite start temperature (Ms) as
far as it is possible.
12. MAGNETIC ELASTOMERS BASED ON NANOCRYSTALLINE MAGNETITE PARTICLES / Dragos Viorel BREZOI, pp.53-56
Abstract. The superparamagnetic elastomers (which contain the magnetic 10 nm nanoparticles in size) are a new class of composite elastic material having controlled properties into magnetic field. This paper presents an artificial muscle obtained using common precursors (magnetite obtained in the laboratory, silicone rubber). The performance objectives was achieved a composite material with elastic properties that recommend it as being useful for making small magnetic muscle.
13. BRINELL HARDNESS TEST. AN APPROACH WITH STOCHASTIC
PROCESSES / Alina CONSTANTINESCU, Nicolae POPESCU, pp.57-59
Abstract. This work presents an evaluation model of the Brinell hardness test, with an approach a Stochastic processes. Hardness evaluation is one of the most important and commonly used methods for material or product testing. For better understand the
preparation of samples for testing hardness, we try to describe the steps leading up to training samples test, to evaluate them using
stochastic processes. In this case we built a characteristic stochastic process with discreet times and for that one we made some
calculation using real data observed in laboratory tests. It may be that these results can improve the financial and economic
evaluations to reduce cost expenses.
14. METHODS OF COATING AND CONTROL OF THE SURFACES FOR HIP
PROSTHESIS COMPONENTS / Valentin GORNOAVA, Gheorghe I. GHEORGHE, Dragos-Viorel BREZOI, pp.60-63
Abstract. The hip joint is a ball joint with three freedom degrees (characterizing rotations around the three axes of a Cartesian system), which can theoretically be controlled only by six muscles. In reality, the mobility of the joints is controlled by 22 muscles,
most of whom wear material with multiple functions, which requires improved tribological performance through constructive
changes and even the principle of operation. The strain relief can be achieved by increasing the durability of the materials
constituting the prosthetic components, a different surface chemistry in order to reduce friction between adhesive components. This
paper presents morphological studies of nanoparticle layers deposited on the surface of hip prostheses by AFM microscopy.
15. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF WATER EXPOSURE AND MECHANICAL FATIGUE ON THE ELASTIC MODULUS OF A UNIDIRECTIONAL GLASS-EPOXY COMPOSITE / Cyril FERNANDEZ, Adrian CATANGIU, pp. 64-70
Abstract. The aging of a material exposed to any medium may take a few aspects. They have an overall impact on the evolution of its mechanical properties. The individual effect of each quantization allows to highlight the major factor of degradation of the medium.
This study proposes a correlation between the influence of exposure to an aqueous medium and mechanical cycling on the elastic modulus of a glass-epoxy composite.
B. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
1. ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF THE TOTAL COST OF OBTAINING
THE PRODUCTION BY MODIFYING SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INITIAL
PREFORM (I) /Ancuta BALTEANU, pp. 73-78
Abstract. This paper presents a real situation
in which a manufacturer of parts used in the car industry has
tried to honor an order coming from a customer by optimizing the
total cost of producing output. Based on the analyzes performed
on the two categories of cost components, it can be concluded
that just obtain a reduction from the total cost of raw material
optimization.
2. ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF THE TOTAL COST OF OBTAINING
THE PRODUCTION BY MODIFYING SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INITIAL
PREFORM (II) / Ancuta BALTEANU, pp. 79-81
Abstract. In the second part of the paper will
present the effect of changing a characteristic of the initial
work piece on the total cost of the production and thus obtaining
the economic efficiency of the process. For obtaining optimized
version of work piece studies, the final length of the work piece
perform allows use without affecting its final destination at
the same time, but will et reduction in the mass of raw material
used and ultimately a reduction in total cost of raw material,
which will be reflected in lowering the total cost of obtaining
the production of parts.
3. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON THE INFLUENCE OF CUTTING PARAMETERS
ON ROUGHNESS OF TURNED SURFACES / Carmen Adriana CÎRSTOIU,
Aurora POINESCU , Filip FURDUI, Codrut BOSTAN, pp. 82-86
Abstract. Some results of the investigation
of factors influencing the roughness of turned surfaces are presented
in the paper. The main parameters affecting the surface roughness
of machined sourfaces are: cutting speed, feed and axial depth
of cut. By choosing different cutting regimes in finishing turning
on a cnc lathe, it was investigated the variation of the surfaces
roughness.
4. TORSIONAL VIBRATIONS OF STARTING AT CONSTANT TORQUE
FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (I) / Cornel MARIN, Alexandru
MARIN, pp. 87-92
Abstract. The dynamic stresses occur in a coupling
between the motor shaft and the equipment is due to vibration
in dynamic applications (with inertial shock or accidental loads)
and they are overloading to the normal service stresses, leading
to values greater than the maximum allowable limit. Thus, in order
to take into account their effect, an coefficient ks must be considered.
In the case of dynamic system such as shafts and wheels, start
at constant torque load, occurring important torsional vibration
coupling lead to dynamic torsional torque Mtd respectively dynamic
shear stress Td, enough to be taken into account. This paper presents
the calculation of dynamic torsioanal torque and influence of
mass parameters (inertia) and the torsional stiffness of the shaft
corresponding to starting from constant torque.
5. TORSIONAL VIBRATIONS OF STARTING AT CONSTANT AND LINEAR
TORQUE FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (II) / Cornel MARIN,
Alexandru MARIN, pp. 93-98
Abstract. The stresses in a coupling shaft between
the engine and the equipment is due to vibration in dynamic loads
and overlapping operating stresses corresponding normal working
regime. These stresses have values that sometimes exceed the allowable
stresses. At constant torque load start in coupling shaft occurring
torsional vibration stresses due to dynamic torsional torque Mtd.
This paper shows how simulate with MATLAB SIMULINK program the
dynamic response when starting from a echipamet with constant
and linear torque and the influence of time variation of torque
from zero to the maximum value of the dynamic response and torsional
vibrations of the shaft and the clutch when starting under load.
6. WEAR MODEL OF FLAT SLIDING SURFACES USED IN THE MACHINE-TOOLS
INDUSTRY /
Ivona PETRE, pp. 99-104
Abstract. Wear is defined as the process of
destruction of the superficial layer of a sliding coupling in
a small volume of material, that leads to the occurence of wear
particle. The mechanism of wear particle formation depends to
a great extent on the deformation state in the contact area (elastic,
plastic, elasto-plastic), on the nature of the material (breaking
tenssion, flowing tenssion etc) and on the working conditions
(pressure, velocity, temperature etc). The harder material, may
be elastically or plastically distorted, thus changing the state
of the conjugate surface, function on the maximum deformation
on the friction surface, on the angle and the geometry of asperity
(or abrasive particles). The paper proposes both an analysis of
the way the materials behave under the action of a sliding coupling,
for materials with different hardnesses and the drawing up of
some maps in order to establish the frictional and wear behaviour
of a sliding coupling function on the above-mentioned parameters,
thus, the processing, loading and lubrication conditions that
might influence the good working of the sliding coupling may be
avoided.
7. UNFOLDINGS METHODS OF THE CYLINDRICAL SURFACES
/ Carmen POPA, Ivona PETRE, Octavian MUNTEANU, pp.105-106
Abstract. This paper aims to solve some reductions
that are part of the ventilation and conditioning installations,
whose routes are subject to limited space and possibilities of
installation. The drawing unfoldings and cutting sheets to obtain
the bending operations and combining of parts or subassemblies
of complex form, is a common application met in industry.The graphical
solving of the problems of technical representation has enabled
the formation of abstract geometric of the pieces forms and the
ability to see into space. The paper proposes to establish the
unfolding of a connection, used in the industrial equipments,
by the classical method of the descriptive geometry and mathematics,
using appropriate software.
8. DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC MOVEMENTS SUPERPOSED TO
THE MOTION OF THE RIGID BODY / Vladimir Dragos TATARU, pp. 107-112
Abstract. The paper aims to present the dynamic
survey of elastic motions which are superposed to rigid movements
that occur in a mechanical system consisting of two rigid solids.
For this we will write the equations of motion for each rigid
solid which is considered to be free and then we will write the
differential equations which describe the motion of each rigid
solid in the presence of active and constraint forces which are
considered to be unknown. Constraint forces will then be eliminated
from the differential equations system considering the geometrical
constraints which are imposed by the link.
9. MEASUREMENT POSITIONS SYSTEM BASED ON IMAGING INFORMATIONAL
CODIFICATION OF ABSOLUTE POSITION / Mihaita Nicolae ARDELEANU,
Marius Giorgian IONITA, Valentin Ion GURGU, Ioan Alexandru IVAN,
Ion LUNGU, pp. 113-115
Abstract. In positioning measurement techniques
are a lot of diverse methods at macro and micro scales for extracting
coordinates. The image processing represents in actuality a large
field of innovative new systems. The actual positioning systems
included into automation equipments are based on a series of transducers
that are connected directly to execution elements of mechanisms.
The present idea refers to a bi-dimensional working space that
need by two coordinates for positioning determination. The planar
space becomes an informational support that is video interpreted
by a special image processing system and this system connects
the absolute coordinates of an absolute origin to all objects
existing into visual field trough informational entities similar
with milestone. In this paperwork the authors present the principle
and some results obtained into experimental system functioning.
10. RAPID PROTOTYPING USING SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING
FOR HUMAN SKELETON TAILORED IMPLANTS / Nastase-Dan CIOBOTA,
Doru Dumitru PALADE, pp. 116-121
Abstract. Bone reconstruction can be customized
for every patient with minimum effort and in safety because of
the great possibility of computing CT files of DICOM type and
transforming data in STL and CAD files that can be visualized
and manipulated in 3D. As a plus, the strains and stresses could
be simulated through FEM/CFD (Finite Element Analysis/Computer
Fluid Dynamics). Thus, the surgeon and the engineer have a real
time image of the future implant even before implantation and
they can do some vital individualised adjustments to improve it.Building
time for a standard implant could be between 2-10 hours, so every
geometric shape, even with a very high degree of complexity could
be delivered next day after design confirmation. Then, the implant
could be mechanically tested, both static and dinamic, and after
results, the mechanical properties of the implant can be improved
by the manipulation of laser exposure.
11. THE INTEGRATION OF THE COMMUNICATION
WITHIN MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS/ Alexandru CONSTANTINESCU,
Gheorghe I. GHEORGHE, pp.122-125
Abstract. Communication between the various
mechatronic systems is a way to transmit information from one
device to another through standardized communication protocols.
Standardized communication has enabled the development of mechatronic
systems in various fields in the area of the quality control by
interconnecting various equipment in the complex architectures
dimensional control and measurement for different parts. Was made
various mechatronic systems having architectures that combine
various elements necessary for the control and measurement of
the dimensions parts.
12. DETERMINATION METHODS OF THE UNFOLDINGS OF THE SURFACES
USED IN INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS / Carmen POPA, Ivona
PETRE, Vladimir Dragos TATARU, pp. 126-130
Abstract. This paper, based on the descriptive
and analytical geometry, shows the trace elements of the unfoldings
various intersections of geometric corps, the mathematical relations
of calculation, necessary to determine some characteristic points.
The paper presents some considerations on the theory of unfolding
a pyramidal surface intersected with a cylinder surface, and the
cylindrical surfaces intersections, using the descriptive geometry
and mathematical approach of the problem. As an application, the
dimensions of the surfaces are known.
13. MODELING AND CONTROL OF A MICROGRIPPER BASED ON ELECTROMAGNETIC
ACTUATION / Veronica DESPA, Adrian CATANGIU, Ioan Alexandru
IVAN, Valentin GURGU, Mihai ARDELEANU, pp. 131-136
Abstract. Design, fabrication and tests of a
compliant flexure based microgripper were performed. The bending
force is applied by using a mixt interaction between two solenoids
and two permanent magnets rigid fixed on cantilevers. Micromanipulation
tests were conducted in order to confirm the mathematical model
developed for device simulation The simulation and experimental
data are in a good agreement and have proven accuracy of device
control system.
14. DYNAMIC STUDY OF A RIGID SOLID WHICH DESCRIBES a PLAN-PARALLEL
MOTION SUBJECTED TO LINKS (CONSTRAINTS) / Vladimir Dragos
TATARU, pp. 137-142
Abstract. The paper aims to present a numerical
method used to study the dynamic of a rigid solid which describes
a plan-parallel motion subjected to links. We will first establish
the equations of motion for the rigid solid considered to be free
and then we will write the differential equations describing the
motion of the rigid solid considering the connection forces that
are considerec unknown. The connection forces are then removed
from the system of differential equations taking into account
the geometrical constraints imposed by the link.
15. DESIGN AND CONTRUCTION OF A MECHATRONIC SYSTEM WITH
PHOTOELECTRIC INCREMENTAL TRANSDUCER FOR HIGH PRECISION MINI-DIMENSIONAL
MEASUREMENTS / Iulian ILIE, Gheorghe I. GHEORGHE, pp. 143-146
Abstract. This paper presents the design and
construction of a mechatronic system with high precision photoelectric
incremental sensor for mini-dimensional measuring, system that
underlies the construction of mechatronic and adaptronics equipments
used for high precision measurement of linear movements.
16. DESIGNING AN EXPERIMENTAL STAND TO TEST THE FRICTION
TORQUE ON A HIP PROSTHESIS FEMORAL HEAD / Simona MIHAI,
Viviana FILIP, Mircea VLADESCU, pp. 147-152
Abstract. In order to carry out implants’
fatigue tests under physiologic loading conditions, it is required
to know the forces acting on the hip joint. A wear testing machine
which is able to test the actual prostheses is called a hip simulator.
Over the years various researches on various kinds of simulators
and implants have been performed. The goal of this paper is to
present a few versions of hip simulators along with an experimental
stand version of our own design, to test the friction torque on
the femoral head of a hip prosthesis, which allows simulating
the main movements occurring in the hip joint, i.e. flexion-extension,
internal rotation - external rotation, microseparation movement.
17. MODELING OF RESISTANT FORCES FOR AN INSPECTION MINI-ROBOT
IN A TILTED LAND AND ON A CURVED MOTION / Vlad VADUVA, pp. 153-156
Abstract. In this paper there are presented
two constructive aspects of a novel tracked mini caterpillar autonomous
robot for patrol and inspection. There are analyzed the resistant
forces that appear when the robot navigates on a tilt plane and
also the resistant forces on each track when the robot is performing
a curbed motion.
18. THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE GAS FLOWING
THROUGH THE NOZZLES OF OXY-FUEL CUTTING EQUIPMENT / Mircea
VLADESCU, Nicoleta PANA, Simona MIHAI, pp. 157-162
Abstract. The paper analyzes theoretically the
elements conditioning the performance of the manual oxygen and
acetylene-based cutting equipment and presents original proposals
for performance improvement after verification on the test stand.
19. 3D INTEGRATED CONTROL OF COMPLEX COMPONENTS FROM AUTOMOTIVE
INDUSTRY USING LASER SCANNING / Adrian-Catalin VOICU,
Gheorghe I. GHEORGHE, pp. 163-166
Abstract. The creactivity of human being correlated
with the requirements of permanent increase of the living standard,
constitutes the basis of society development. In a perfect world
or in an integrant production environment, the 3D measurement
systems, by providing the quality control integrated in the production
line would be able to measure all the necessary parameters in
a single step, without errors and render the results in the same
way to the manufacturing networks with computers, in formats useful
for CNC machines control and processes management. Progressive
replacement of traditional tools with intelligent technological
equipment becoming more complex is one of the most important aspects
of the development of production processes in all industrial fields.
Because the automotive industry is one of the most important industries
in the world, manufacturing systems engineering, control methods
and techniques, and assurance of quality, present particular interest
by the economic results, in particular the reduction of working
time and production costs. Intelligent measurement and integrated
dimensional control are needed to ensure the quality of the product
or industrial manufacturing process.
20. NEED FOR COMPLIANCE PROGRAM DESIGN AND
MAINTENANCE OF INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY GROWTH/ Ionel RUSA, pp. 167-174
Abstract. Reliability is a feature that creates trust and confidence in a product design and gives a determining role in the constructive solutions. Due to the particular importance of reliability in recent years manufacturers have been obliged to specify information about the parameters of reliability and maintenance program when they deliver products to customers . If the manufacturing reliability may decrease due to technological deviations or exceptions to construction documentation, operational reliability can occur at the project level only if they respect relevant maintenance program design. The reliability may decrease if the operating instructions are not followed, adapted to the conditions of use, which may differ from one point in the life of the equipment of those originally considered basic or conceptual conditions. In this paper the concept of mentanance program designed to increase the reliability of mechanical energy and petrochemical industry is highlited.
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