CONTRIBUTION TO THE MAINTENANCE OF T4 BH DRILLING MACHINE (CASE OF THE MINE OF BOUKHADRA, ALGERIA)
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University of Tebessa, Algeria
Corresponding author
Aoulmi Zoubir
University of Tebessa, Algeria, Department of Mining Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology,, University of Tebessa, 12000 Tebessa, Algeria
University of Tebessa, Algeria, Department of Mining Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology,, University of Tebessa, 12000 Tebessa, Algeria
Mining Science 2017;24:73-83
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TOPICS
Application of fundamental science to miningTechnology of deposit excavation in underground and strip miningMine engineering and construction, underground constructionEnvironmental protection and waste recycling
ABSTRACT
The current paper presents the study of applying the FEMA method to the drill T4 BH. The research focused on the risk indicators used in the FEMA method. Pareto diagram for the description of the frequency and importance of causes that may cause a problem were applied. With participative method of brainstorming information was gathered concerning the failures that can occur in the drill machine T4BH, their causes and their effects, as well as preventive and error detection methods. The information was then processed by means of different quality instrument (cause-effect diagram) resulting in a ranking of risk coefficient used in the FMEA method.
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