Optimización del proceso de mantenimiento e inventario de repuestos para un motor estacionario John Deere modelo 3029TF150 en la empresa Wartsila ubicado en Tababela

Abstract

The main objective of this study was to identify the optimization of the maintenance process and spare parts inventory for a John Deere model 3029TF150 stationary engine in the Wartsila company located in Tababela, in order to improve the mechanical availability of the equipment in the facilities, and identify mechanical damage caused by these service interruptions. Using a methodological design which applies the following methods: inductive, deductive and experimental. Based on the information provided by the manufacturer and the company operating the equipment, the necessary form for recording the inspection plan for stationary engines is prepared for recording maintenance and operation activities. When planning, the records of the working hours of the engine in operation and the reports provided by the operator are used to monitor the performance of the equipment. The costiles repairs are corrective maintenance, which can be minimized by timely notification of potential failures. In preventive maintenance, parts are repaired and replaced to prevent them from breaking, while in corrective maintenance, damaged parts must be repaired and replaced, which can affect other components because they are defective, and for predictive maintenance it is after the part, element or component is damaged that it is repaired promptly or replaced directly. In predictive maintenance, an analysis is made of the condition of the oil lubricant in the stationary engine, sending it to a laboratory to make the respective analysis and send us the report to see the condition of the lubricant.