The importance of Predictive Maintenance (PM) cannot be overstated:
PM is crucial for optimizing economic resources and fundamental infrastructure systems. Its primary function is to foresee and prevent critical infrastructure breakdowns or failures through digital approaches.
Predictive Maintenance offers numerous positive economic and social benefits:
Enhanced human safety
Increased infrastructure resilience
Energy and resource savings
Comprehensive Predictive Maintenance Systems (PMS):
PMS is especially critical for transportation infrastructure and equipment.
It prioritizes human safety and resource preservation.
A lack of innovation, expertise, and training can lead to catastrophic disasters.
Costs of Downtime:
Various industries are affected, including Aerospace, Manufacturing, Shipping, and Wind Energy.
Downtime costs per hour:
Aerospace: €8,532 per aircraft
Manufacturing: €221,841
Shipping: €1,369 per drillship
Wind Energy: €970,320
Some of the innovative aspects of this project are:
PreMETS is a ERASMUS+ project aimed at enhancing Predictive Maintenance (PM) practices by addressing the lack of comprehensive PM education in industry, academia, and vocational training. The project includes:
In PreMETS, collaboration and knowledge sharing are crucial. The project aims to share Predictive Maintenance knowledge among education, research, public sector, and business. PreMETS builds and supports effective Predictive Maintenance education systems through a digital platform. This promotes connectivity, inclusivity, innovation, and equal access to high-quality education in Predictive Maintenance. Stay connected to be one of the first to be informed when our platform goes live in our NEWSLETTER SECTION
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Project: 101108469 — PreMETS — ERASMUS-EDU-2022-PI-ALL-INNO
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