Clti

TPM
JISHU HOZEN
By
GURMUKH
SINGH
FOUR STEPS TO ACHIEVE JH
STEP 0 Understanding the equipment.
STEP 1 Initial cleaning & abnormality
identification.
STEP 2 Abnormality rectification &
eliminating hard to access area.
STEP 3 Preparation of tentative “ CLTI”
standards
STEP 0
This is a preparatory step, which deals with making people
aware of the adverse effects of forced deterioration.
Major problem(1)
Medium problem(30)
Minor problems(300)
Invisible problems(3000)
Heienrich triangle.
STEP 0
Understanding the equipment
1. Draw single line diagram to know
function of all parts and sub assemblies
2. To understand safety requirements
associated with the equipment.
3. Understand why forced deterioration is
caused and the losses due to this
4. To provide one point lesson in all unsafe
condition and in skill required for CLTI.
Draw single line diagram to know function of all parts
and sub assemblies
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breakdown, go and bring
drawing from the drawing
the equipment and its sub assemblies.
office
Time delay to bring drawing from office

To understand safety requirements associated with
the equipment.
Do not touch
electrical
parts with wet
hands
One point lesson
ONE POINT LESSON
Theme No.
PART & TYPE OF BEARING IN Date of
ID FAN preparation
Classification Section Chief Group Prepared
Basic Improvement Trouble chief Clerk leader By
Knowledge Cases Cases
Bearing used in ID Fan is ball bearing type which consist

of inner race ,outer race ,rolling element ( ball )and cage .
Figure show the bearing used in our fan
CAGE
INNER RACE
BALL
OUTER RACE
STEP 1
Initial cleaning
Prepare a cleaning plan.

Thorough cleaning of the equipment and
the surrounding.
List out the abnormality and put a red tag
near the equipment.
Prepare cleaning plan and thoroughly clean the
equipment and the surrounding.
List out the abnormality and put a red tag near the
equipment.
Abnormal Abnormal
temperatur smell
e
Abnormal
vibration
leakages
List out the abnormality and put a red tag near the
equipment.
Abnormal Abnormal
temperatur smell
e
Abnormal
vibration
leakages
Go near the equipment and put red tags on the abnormalities found.
STEP 2
Countermeasure for the cause of forced
deterioration and improving hard to access areas
This step is to eliminate the sources that

generates the contaminations (dirt stains etc.)
and to improve the areas hard to access for
cleaning, lubrication and maintaining the
allocated time.
This step generates lots of kaizens developed by

the TPM members.
Examples of countermeasure against Source of
contamination
Before After
Countermeasure against hard to access areas
Before After
Kaizen made for hard to clean area
Before After
Preparation of tentative “ CLTI ” standards
First understand the requirement of the operator and

whether the present standard is meeting his requirement. If
it is not then take the action to develop a new cleaning,
inspection and lubrication standard for the same.
In consultation with the operators and the maintenance
crew, prepare a plan for cleaning, oiling and retightening of
the equipment parts, including the time required. After
these things are finalized the leader should assign the
responsibility to the different people.
After this CLTI calendar to be filled.
Come up with better ideas of all
Decide places for cleaning, lubrication, tightening

and inspection (CLTI).
Cleaning
Lubrication
Tightening
Inspection
Abnormal sound
Vibration / Temperature
Burning smell
Make a schedule and plan for the same
CLIT CALENDAR
Pressure gauge marking
Before After
Oil level marking for better inspection
Before After
Points marked on retightening parts
CLTI marking and direction of rotation marking
Before After
Open and close marked on the equipment
After marking we can easily tell whether open or closed

Open and close marked on the equipment
Proper identification of lubricant and container
No identification of lubricant and container

Checks to be performed during normal working hours
Hmm
everythin
g is fine
VALVE KEPT CLOSED IN OPERATION
MATCHED MIS-MATCHED
C-1
C-4
C-3
C-2
VT PUMP-1
L-2.1
L-1
I-5
I-2
I-1
I-3 I-4
Examples of visual controls implemented for easy
inspection (BLOWER AREA)
A blower is having three valves, these valves are painted in three
different colors for easy identification.
Outlet valve Inlet Valve By-pass Valve
BLOWER CASING OIL PRESSURE GAUGE

EXAMPLE OF VISUAL MANAGEMENT -WIRE ROD MILL -STAND 1 , 2 , 3
Stand - 3 Pressure gauges
D C Motor Bevel gear box

Visual Management
TILL STEP-4 IN STEP-5
V-Belt rotation was not Transparent V belt guard

visible due to existing provided & visual
cover management achieved
Before
After
Initial cleaning at Example of Fuguai Countermeasure against Source of Contaminati

Stand no - 1 in Stand no-1 of Hard to access area -stand Water splashing at stan
Wire Rod Mill area of Wire Rod Mill of WRM
Example of Visual control Implemented for Easy Inspection
Lubricator scale
marked for easy
inspection
Step -1 Initial cleaning
Step -1 Initial cleaning & abnormality listing
Step -1 Initial cleaning & abnormality listing
We are responsible of our equipment
STEP3 – CLTI MARKING VISUALISATION
BEFORE AFTER
STEP3 – CLTI MARKING VISUALISATION
BEFORE AFTER
CLTI in Kiln-1 main drive area
BEFORE AFTER
CLTI in Kiln-1 main drive area
BEFORE AFTER
Finally conduct Audits and confirm
the proper implementation of the
standards

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Oh my god another Time saved and we can easily understand

Time delay to bring drawing from office

Bearing used in ID Fan is ball bearing type which consist

Prepare a cleaning plan.

This step is to eliminate the sources that

This step generates lots of kaizens developed by

First understand the requirement of the operator and

Decide places for cleaning, lubrication, tightening

After marking we can easily tell whether open or closed

Proper identification of lubricant and container

No identification of lubricant and container

Outlet valve Inlet Valve By-pass Valve

BLOWER CASING OIL PRESSURE GAUGE

Stand - 3 Pressure gauges

D C Motor Bevel gear box

V-Belt rotation was not Transparent V belt guard

Initial cleaning at Example of Fuguai Countermeasure against Source of Contaminati

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