There isn't a specific framework or standard reference document that covers the identification of critical spares for technology and asset configuration. However, there are general best practices that organizations can follow when identifying critical spares.
One approach is to conduct a criticality analysis, which involves assessing the potential impact of an equipment failure on the overall operation of the plant. This can help identify the spare parts that are most essential to the operation of the plant and should be prioritized for stocking.
Another approach is to use historical data and maintenance records to identify the spare parts that are most frequently used or have the longest lead time to replace. These parts can also be considered critical and should be stocked accordingly.
It's important to regularly review and update the list of critical spares to ensure it remains accurate and relevant to the current operation of the plant. This can help prevent equipment downtime and ensure that the plant can continue to operate efficiently.
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Hasan Putra BEng
Maintenance Planner and Scheduler
PT Paiton Operation and Maintenance Indonesia
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-14-2022
From: Rashid Kareem
Subject: Critical Spares Planning
I am looking for any framework or procedure or standard reference document covering the identification of critical spares required with respect to technology & Asset configuration. E.g Critical spares for Combined Cycle Power plant or Reverse Osmosis(RO) Plant or PV plant?
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Rashd
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