Bibliographic citations
Vasquez, C., (2024). Propuesta del mantenimiento productivo total para incrementar la eficiencia de los equipos del proceso de palta [Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12423/8116
Vasquez, C., Propuesta del mantenimiento productivo total para incrementar la eficiencia de los equipos del proceso de palta []. PE: Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo; 2024. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12423/8116
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title = "Propuesta del mantenimiento productivo total para incrementar la eficiencia de los equipos del proceso de palta",
author = "Vasquez De La Piedra, Christian Marcelo",
publisher = "Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo",
year = "2024"
}
The company is specialized in avocado processing. Research develops the scientific method focused on the solution of a particular problem or approach; research is considered applied. The general objective is to propose total productive maintenance to increase the efficiency of the avocado process equipment. The maintenance of the avocado process equipment was diagnosed, of which 18 present 67 failure modes, with 327 failures and 80 hours that represent 70.1% of downtime. Ishikawa was applied to identify the causes of the low equipment efficiency of 81% in the process line; With Pareto, it was determined that 6 of the teams have a longer failure time; With Jack Knife, the attention of 3 teams in the critical quadrant was prioritized. As an average of the MTTR we have 17.47 minutes per failure mode and the MTBF was presented with 686 hours. A proposal for the maintenance process based on the TPM was designed with 12 steps that include the 8 pillars. The TPM Proposal was evaluated economically and financially with a monthly rate of 3%, where a NPV of S/9,833,978 soles and an IRR of 1519% were obtained, obtaining a benefit of 1.36 soles for each sole invested, which is >1, This demonstrates that the proposal is viable. In conclusion, in the maintenance process failure modes are reduced to 57% and equipment efficiency is increased by 98% with the TPM methodology.
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