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Q: for it. T or F
Answer:
False
It costs money, about 20 - 25% of the value of the part to stock in the storeroom
Q: The inventory turnover ratio for an MRO store should be?
Answer:
Less than 2 It should be less than 2 for maint related spares. The long lead items and
"A" type inventory are expensive to keep but needed for catastrophic failures
Q: PM compliance is a lagging KPI. T or F
Answer:
False
Lagging indicators are the results.
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Q: Reliability is one key component of OEE. T or F
Answer:
False
OEE = availability X performance X quality
Q: Reliability and maintainability can only be designed in. T or F
Answer:
True
Reliability and maintainability are design attributes. An asset's performance depends
upon how
it is designed for reliability and maintainability.
Q: Creating a reliability culture from a reactive mode can be accomplished in a
short period of time
Answer:
if enough resources are made available. T or F False
Changing culture takes a long time
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Q: Karl Fischer''s coulometric titration method is an effective technique to
determine the metallic
Answer:
content (in PPM) in an oil sample. T or F False
Karl Fischer's method is used to for determining water content in an oil sample.
Q: An IR thermography window is an effective method to satisfy NFPA 70E arch
flash
Answer:
requirements. T or F True
Q: IR thermography windows with an IR camera are being used effectively to
detect any hot spots
Answer:
or potential problems in electrical cabinets, switchgears, safely to help in meeting
NFPA 70E arc
flash requirements.
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Q: FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) is applicable only to assets currently
in use. T or F
Answer:
False
FMEA can be used for any asset, whether in use or not.
Q: RCM methodology can't be used effectively on new systems being designed. T
or F
Answer:
False
RCM can be used on new or "in-use" systems.