Reengineering is appropriate when an existing asset still has value but its design, reliability or performance limits the process.
Existing equipment as an engineering resource
We analyze operating problems, design, wear, maintenance and constraints to decide what should be modified, reinforced or replaced.
- design, failure and operating-constraint analysis
- reliability, performance and maintainability improvement
- changes to assemblies, materials, layout or operating logic
Assessment
Technical assessment
Design, failures, operating limits, maintainability and efficiency losses.
Solution
Engineering solution
Options from local reinforcement to layout, drive, material or automation changes.
Economics
Make / modify / replace
Cost, impact, risk, timing and effect on the production system.
What remains after the engagement
A reengineering concept, modification scope, risk and impact estimate, ready for implementation.
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