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DOE-STD-1052-93
8.1.2.3
This section describes how PM tasks are determined to be
applicable and effective.
All PM tasks recommended from the LTA shall be evaluated to
ensure that they meet applicability and effectiveness
requirements. Each PM task should be evaluated considering
the failure it prevents. The applicability of a task depends on
its ability to change the way a component fails and its failure
rate. Applicability requirements are different for condition-
monitoring and time-directed tasks. The requirements for
selection of a condition-monitoring task include the following:
The task shall be able to detect a component's degraded
condition or performance.
The failure shall be plausible and capable of being
detected using condition-monitoring techniques.
The failure shall be predictable as it progresses from a
potential failure to a functional failure.
The applicability requirements for time-directed tasks include
the following:
The failure does not have detectable parameters or the
parameters cannot be measured.
The component should be in operation for the specified
period of time.
The task shall restore the component's condition and
reduce the likelihood of failure to an acceptable level.
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