ASSESSMENT OF THE TECHNICAL CONDITION OF PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT IN THE MACHINE INDUSTRY
Keywords:
technical condition, equipment, enterprise, resourceAbstract
The proper technical condition of production equipment used for production purposes plays a crucial role for industrial enterprises. One of the main tasks of engineers is the competent assessment of the technical condition of equipment, as well as its effective and rational use. Regularly performed maintenance and repair contribute to the increase of service life of technological equipment, elimination of failures in their operation, prevention of deviations of technological modes from the set parameters and are the guarantee of prompt performance of operations of technological processes. Therefore, when assessing the technical condition of the equipment, a whole system of maintenance and repair is necessary. Competently built this system will allow to achieve the most accurate indicators of technical condition.
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