Research on Standardized Maintenance Technology and Quality Control of Flameproof Motors and Electromagnetic Starters
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https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202602_12(2).0012Keywords:
Flameproof Motor; Electromagnetic Starter; Standardized Maintenance; Quality Control; Lean Management; Explosion-proof Performance.Abstract
Flameproof motors and electromagnetic starters are core electrical equipment in industrial production, especially in special operating scenarios such as underground coal mines. Their operational reliability is directly related to production efficiency and operational safety. Currently, equipment maintenance faces challenges including inconsistent technical standards, inadequate quality control systems, and insufficient intelligent monitoring methods, which are prone to inducing equipment failures and even safety accidents. Based on relevant national and industry standards, combined with advanced concepts such as lean management and intelligent monitoring, this paper systematically sorts out the standardized maintenance technical requirements for motors and electromagnetic starters, and constructs a full-process quality control system covering pre-maintenance, in-maintenance, and post-maintenance stages. By integrating technical means such as equipment full-life cycle management and intelligent monitoring and early warning, this study provides more comprehensive theoretical and practical support for improving equipment maintenance quality and ensuring stable equipment operation.
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