Improving Productivity in Electrowelded Pipe Production Lines through the Development of a Maintenance Plan Based on Autonomous Maintenance
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https://doi.org/10.15381/idata.v27i2.25561Keywords:
autonomous maintenance, lean manufacturing, productivity, OEE (overall equipment effectiveness), CTQ (critical to quality)Abstract
This research aimed to increase the efficiency of electrowelded pipe production by developing a maintenance plan based on autonomous maintenance. This approach allows machine operators to perform industrial maintenance tasks, rather than relying solely on maintenance technicians. As a result of implementing the 5S methodology, conducting a time study, and establishing a comprehensive maintenance plan, plant productivity increased from 77% to 152%. The model proved effective in increasing productivity by raising overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) from 37.43% to 82.74%.
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