Implementação da torre de importância da manutenção em uma empresa fabricante de pás eólicas
Electric energy is extremely important to humanity, because of this importance,its demand has increased in recent times. Because of this and the search for cleaner energy sources that do not do too much harm to the environment, a large investment has been made in wind energy. This renewable energy i...
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| Lenguaje: | portugués |
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2024
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| Sumario: | Electric energy is extremely important to humanity, because of this importance,its demand has increased in recent times. Because of this and the search for cleaner energy sources that do not do too much harm to the environment, a large investment has been made in wind energy. This renewable energy is generated through wind turbines,where the interaction between wind and its blades causes them to rotate and transform kinetic energy into electrical energy. Wind blades can measure up to more than 110 meters in length and, recently, several wind turbine factories have been installed in Brazil. The process of manufacturing a wind blade needs to be very well carried out, for that it is necessary to have a very well defined, efficient and lean process, since the finished product is of great value. The present work, developed in a company that manufactures wind blades, shows the implementation of a Tower of Importance of Maintenance, guaranteeing a better quality in the maintenance carried out, in the internal organization of the sector and greater interaction between the maintenance sector with other sectors. The Tower includes items for internal organization for the maintenance sector and for the control of power systems. With the implementation of the Maintenance Importance Tower, improvements are expected to increase the reliability of theprocess and reduce the risk of problems that could cause the loss of a blade. For this, for the Maintenance Sector, a target of 70% adherence to the Tower was established by the month of December 2021; and for other productive areas, such as laminations, finishes and cuttingsectors, targets were set for at least 65% of adherence to the Tower by December 2021. |
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