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Unplanned Machine Downtime
Manufacturers struggle to detect, log, and root-cause machine faults and micro-stops quickly, causing costly unplanned downtime.
In their words
This is not testing thing, its a real problem statement and i need someone with prior experience.
I can't troubleshoot those machines efficiently
We consistently see strong RSSI readings, often well into the mid 20s, yet continue to experience card reader communication problems.
I conduct the studies now with cheaper equipment and reporting software. Customers will pay us for the reporting we call it an Electrical Audit.
half the alerts get ignored after six months
a z zero that shifts half way through a program but only on the first part
Most of the time, support and spare parts are more importaint than specs on the paper.
No defenition of tags, so I pushed up data block, about 100 of em, with amount if tags running from 100-1000, every scan of the main task, every 12ms
They stood at a screen reading the maintenance log — which only records what got replaced, never when the fault actually fired.
Our cobas Pros just keeps having failures almost every freaking day.
those old tin cans are absolutely busted and keep needing constant repairs
Any event that is greater than or equal to 30 minutes for example, triggers an automatic RCA.
it is mostly about finding out what integration failed and who else to wake up
Manufacturing and maintenance teams
Where they talk
- r/manufacturing
- r/LeanManufacturing
- r/PLC
- r/Machinists
- r/IndustrialMaintenance
- r/IndustrialAutomation
- r/CNC
- r/MechanicalEngineering
Tools they use today
- CMMS
- MES
- Power BI
- Excel
- Ignition
- Aveva Wonderware
- BitLocker
- BMS
Why those fall short
- no visibility into rogue devices; IT tools ignore plant operations
- ball bar test puts no load on table, misses worn bearings or ballscrews
- no logs or diagnostics capture the intermittent fault; vendors find nothing wrong
- false alarms, ignored alerts, no accounting for engineering hours
- no deadbanding, scan cycle or accuracy awareness; no tag definitions or policies
Map of ideas
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