what is the diffrence between preventive maintinance
corrective maintinance?
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preventive maitenance is the maintenance taken on the
equipment so that the breakdown does not happen. Corrective
maintenace is the action taken on the equipment after the
occurance of any breakdown to see that it does not repeat
again.
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Answer / neha
preventive maintenance is the maintenance which is carried
out to prevent/avoid the upcoming breakdowns.
corrective maintenance is the maintenance which is carried
out to avoid the reoccurance of the same breakdown
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Answer / ramendra shukla
Preventive Maintenance is maintenance which is done to
prevent the equipment from abnormal condition and it has
been done in scheduled manner to prevent the device.
Corrective Maintenance-it is also know as breakdown
maintenance which is done to keep the unit into normal
running condition from breakdown.
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Answer / ch. tariq mehmood
as clear from its name to prevent any break down,carry out
maintenance at scheduled time, however it increases
maintenance cost. corrective means some fault has arised
and now you are going to correct it.
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Answer / basheer ahmed
PREVENTIVE MAINTINANCE IS CARRIED OUT TO AVOID THE
OCCARANCE OF FAULTS AND CORRECTIVE MAINTINANCE IS DONE TO
CORRECT THE FUALT AFTER IT OCCURS.
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Answer / mr.subrat tripathy.
simply,preventive maintinance is taken where not to bring
any damage to elect.equipments in normal and abnormal
conditions.
but corrective maintinance is taken for making the faulty
equipments clear(replacement may or may not require) and
connect them to the desired position again.
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Answer / dharmesh
the preventive maintinansce grow product and machine
kariysamatama vadharo
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