A Computer Based Information System as an Aid to Plant Maintenance Management
    
    - Organization:
 - The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
 - Pages:
 - 9
 - File Size:
 - 170 KB
 - Publication Date:
 - Jan 1, 1983
 
Abstract
The stimulus of major capital  expenditure in establishing open cut coal  mining operations in the Hunter Valley led  Coal & Allied Industries to look to a  computer based information system as a tool  to assist mine management in day to day  operating decisions, as well as to provide  a base of comparative data to help in long  term equipment procurement decisions. The  mine information system was conceived as an  integrated set of three subsystems;  costing, production recording, and  maintenance. The maintenance management features of  the system are closely keyed to a policy of  preventive maintenance and maintenance  costing based on user specified  parameters. Central to this policy is the  maintenance work order, which may be  created and updated directly via  interactive procedures at visual display  terminals. The, system was designed for on-line  processing in a multi-mine shared operating  environment. Each mine controls its own  data capture, and most other processing  functions directly from terminals. The  system is currently operational on the  Combined Group Services Pty Ltd FACOM M150  computer, located in Newcastle, NSW.
Citation
APA: (1983) A Computer Based Information System as an Aid to Plant Maintenance Management
MLA: A Computer Based Information System as an Aid to Plant Maintenance Management. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1983.