Define Condition Limits per Part Revision

Explanation

This activity is used to register condition limits. Condition limits are used to define the conditions that are to be measured for each part revision using condition limits and recommended intervals. When a new condition limit is created for a part revision, all serials with this part revision will receive the new condition limit by default. In the same manner, when a condition limit is deleted, it will also be deleted from all serials with the same part revision. Note: A condition limit cannot be deleted if a maintenance event for the condition limit exists on a serial.

Prerequisites

• A serial part revision must exist. 
• Condition categories must have been defined in basic data. 

System Effects

As a result of this activity, you can now record condition measurements on all serial that have the part revision for which the condition limit was registered.

Window

Condition Monitoring Program
Condition Monitoring Programs
Serial Part Revision

Related Window Descriptions

Condition Monitoring Program
Condition Monitoring Program/Condition Limit
Condition Monitoring Programs 
Serial Part Revision/Condition Limit 
Copy Condition Limits 

Procedure

Follow this procedure to define a condition limit for a serial part revision:

1. Open the Condition Monitoring Program window and query (F3) for the part revision you want.
2. Click the Condition Limit tab and create a new record (F5).
3. In the Condition Category field, enter the category of the new condition limit. Use the List of Values to select a value.
4. In the Condition Code field, enter the condition code of the new condition limit.
5. In the Cond Limit Description field, enter the description of the new condition limit.
6. In the Standard Value field, enter the standard value for the new condition limit.
7. In the Condition UoM field, enter the unit of measure used to measure the new condition limit. Use the List of Values to select a value.
8. Enter valid values in the following fields: Warning Limit Min, Warning Limit Max, Danger Limit Min, Danger Limit Max and Change Limit.
9. Optionally, you can define how often the part is to be measure using the given condition category by entering a value in the Measure Frequency field.
10. If a measure frequency is entered the frequency unit must be entered. In the Frequency Unit list, select the relevant frequency unit.
11. In the Mx Event Remark field, enter any additional information on the condition limit. Entering a value in this field is optional. Double-clicking on the field will open a text editor where you can enter text in a more convenient fashion. When an event is created for the condition limit, this information will be transferred to the Mx Event Remark field of the corresponding event record on the maintenance order.
12. In the Post Maint Check ID field and the Post Maint Check Revision field, enter the identifier and revision of the post maintenance check that is to be carried out after the condition limit event has been finished. Use the List of Values to select suitable values.
13. Save the record (F12).

Note: The above procedure may be performed using the Condition Monitoring Programs window and the Serial Part Revision/Condition Limit tab as well.

Follow this procedure to copy condition limits from one part revision to another:

1. Open the Condition Monitoring Program window and query (F3) for the part revision you want.
2. Right-click anywhere in the header and then click Copy Condition Limits. The Copy Condition Limits dialog box opens.
3. In the Part Number field, enter the part number of the part from which the condition limits are to be copied. Click List to select a value.
4. In the Part Revision field, select the part revision of the selected part. Click List to select a value.
5. Select the Connected Documents check box if connected documents are to be copied to the part revision.
6. Click OK. The Condition Limit tab will be updated with details on the condition limit that was copied to the selected part revision.