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The latter aims at the complete repair of the installation or machine, silo, hopper or conveyor, following identification of the problem without disturbing the process or the use of the system linked to this machine. For example a broken car wiper motor will not prevent from driving. A curative maintenance will aim to replace the failing motor by a new motor to solve the problem definitely. In an industrial environment, it could be a dust collector whose suction rate would be reduced due to clogging of the filters. This will not prevent the process; there may just be more dust and deposits due to the lack of vacuuming. The curative corrective maintenance would consist in replacing the bag filters in order to give the machine its initial vacuum in order to fulfil its task at 100%.

The preventive maintenance is carried out upstream of a breakdown in order to prevent the machine, silo or hopper to get damaged. This preventive maintenance can be done randomly, without real monitoring of the machines, or it can be scheduled at regular intervals.
One of the objectives of this preventive maintenance is of course to reduce the costs by reducing the maintenance budget, to reduce the costly corrective maintenance or to reduce the workload and the economy of overconsumption (electrical, diesel, grease and lubricants, spare parts…) and will help to manage stocks more appropriately. On the other hand, well-maintained equipment in good time will improve the working conditions: a leaking conveyor belt will create dust, a noisy motor or a worn belt will generate noise discomfort. We can distinguish 3 kinds of preventive maintenances:

Unlike palliative corrective maintenance, which consists in repairing an equipment temporarily, the curative maintenance applies when a machine or an installation, including silos and hoppers, has broken down and cannot be repaired. In this case it is necessary to replace the equipment partially or in its entirety. It is possible that this curative maintenance takes place after a preventive or corrective maintenance.

To eliminate the risk of production stoppage or excessive waiting time for the operators, STANDARD INDUSTRIE has developed a maintenance system: A case containing a complete Airchoc® mechanism is kept in stock by the Airchoc® air blaster user. As soon as maintenance is required, the used mechanism is simply replaced by the mechanism contained in the case. The used mechanism is then simply replaced into the case and shipped to Standard Industrie to be cleaned and repaired by our specialized technicians. The case is finally sent back to the user for use during the next maintenance.

Standard Industrie International designs equipment that facilitates the storage, flow, conveying and cleaning of powdered and bulk products.