If your question's about maintenance, your answer's in here. No matter what the equipment procedure, technology or facility, the Fifth Edition of the Maintenance Engineering Handbook, edited by Lindley Higgins, will give you more practical information, cost-cutting techniques and just plain good ideas that you'll find anywhere else. Because ours is the only Handbook that covers every type of plant and factory, plus refineries, hospitals, schools and offices--and gives you the hard-won wisdom of 55 different expert contributors. Steamline your functions and improve efficiency with: effective systems to reduce breakdowns and downtime; a company-wide standardization program; new record-keeping systems that cut expenses; latest labor-saving computer applications; a 5-step program for simplifying repetitive operations; maintenance routines for all types of mechanical, electrical and service equipment; and much, much more.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING HANDBOOK Sixth Edition
The latest science, technology, and management solutions for facility maintenance issues
The one reference you can bank on for current answers to virtually any maintenance question, Lindley R. Higgins’ and R. Keith Mobley’s Maintenance Engineering Handbook provides the best of today’s strategies and technologies from the world’s leading experts.
· One-stop source of answers on all maintenance engineering functions, from managing, planning, and budgeting to solving environmental problems
· New coverage of the latest computer applications, maintenance technologies, and tools
· Strategies, equipment, techniques, and tips for facilities from industrial plants to residential complexes, institutions, schools, hospitals, and office buildings
NEW IN THIS EDITION
· Technology updates
· Improvements in prevention and prediction
· Equipment testing and monitoring tools
· The latest computer programs
· Advances in maintenance economics
· Guidance on insurance administration
· New maintenance techniques for centrifugal air compressors, centrifugal pumps, and other equipment
Maintenance Engineering’s Most Current, Comprehensive, and Complete Reference
A McGraw-Hill Classic
55 SPECIALISTS
Buildings and grounds
Computer applications
Corrosion and cleaning
Costs and controls
Electrical equipment
Estimates and budgets
Instrumentation and monitoring tools
Inventory
Lubrication
Measuring, servicing, testing
Mechanical equipment
Organization and management
Parts and components
Personnel and policies
Practices and prevention
Sanitation and housekeeping
Specialized equipment
Welding
