The syllabus and course plan of the subject Maintenance Engineering which is the elective paper of Final year and Final semester of BE Mechanical and BE production Engineering. Make this for your reference.
COURSE
PLAN
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ACADEMIC YEAR:2015-16
Subject Code
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ME
2037
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C
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Subject Title
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MAINTENANCE
ENGINEERING
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3
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3
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Year / Dept / Sem
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IV/MECH/VIII
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Regulation Year
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2008
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Faculty Name / Desg / Dept
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Course Prerequisite
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Basic knowledge about the
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Course Objectives (CO)
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CO1: To
enable the student to understand the principles, functions and practices
adapted in industry for the successful management of maintenance activities.
CO2:
To explain the different maintenance categories like
Preventive maintenance, condition monitoring and repair of machine elements.
CO3: To
illustrate some of the simple instruments used for condition monitoring in
industry.
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Expected Course Outcome (ECO)
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At the end of the course, the
students should be able to:
ECO1:
Implement the maintenance function and different
practices in industries for the successful management of maintenance
activities
ECO2:
Identify the different maintenance categories like
Preventive maintenance, condition monitoring and repair of machine elements.
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Programme Educational Objective
(PEO)
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PEO1: The Graduates of
Mechanical Engineering would develop continual receptiveness for scientific
and engineering knowledge by self-learning and face the arriving challenges
in their field.
PEO2: The Graduates of
Mechanical Engineering would have been trained with a range of knowledge to
analytically integrate the fundamentals and new concepts from engineering
practices to create optimized solutions/products for the real life issues.
PEO3: The Graduates of
Mechanical Engineering would excel in communication, vocabulary with
interpersonal skills as professional engineers
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Mapping of CO & PEO
(Fill the col.s with the legend given below)
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Course
Outcome (CO)
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PEO
1
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CO1: Class room teaching
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ΓΌ
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CO2: Assignments
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CO3: Weekly, monthly and model
exams
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CO4:
Seminars
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Bridging the Curriculum Gap
(Additional
Topics beyond
syllabus / Seminars /
Assignments)
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BCG1: Maintenance Policies in
Industries
BCG2: Roles and
Responsibilities of Maintenance engineer
BCG3: Maintenance practices for
Automobiles / Industrial Equipments
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Related
Website URLs
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W1: nptel.ac.in
W2: en.wikibooks.org
W3:
accessengineeringlibrary.com
W4: en.wikipedia.org
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Related Video Course Materials
(min. 4 no.s)
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Text books
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T1: Vijayaraghavan G. K.,
Prabakaran G., Govindarajan L., “Maintenanace Engineering” A.R.S.
Publications, Chennai,2014.
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Prepared by
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Approved by
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Signature
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Name
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Designation
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Signed
date
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LEGEND:
METHODOLOGY TO MAP OBJECTIVE WITH OUTCOME
Course outcomes are achieved
through
a.
Suitable Analogies.
b.
Class room teaching.
c.
Assignments.
d.
Tutorials
e.
Weekly, monthly and model exams.
f.
Brain storming.
g.
Group discussion and role play.
h.
Seminars
COURSE
PLAN
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S.No
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Topic
Name
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Book
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Page
No
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Mode
of delivery
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No
of hrs
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Cumulative
hrs
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UNIT
I PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MAINTENANCE PLANNING 9
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Basic
Principles of maintenance planning
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T1
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1.1-1.6
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C
& BB
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1
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1
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Objectives
and principles of planned maintenance activity
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T1
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1.6.1.10
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C
& BB
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1
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2
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Importance
and benefits of sound Maintenance systems
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T1
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1.11
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C
& BB
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1
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3
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Reliability
and machine availability
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T1
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1.12-1.22
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C
& BB
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1
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4
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MTBF,
MTTR and MWT – Factors of availability
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T1
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1.23-1.28
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C
& BB
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3
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7
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Maintenance
organization
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T1
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1.31-1.40
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C
& BB
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1
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8
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Maintenance
economics.
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T1
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1.40-1.45
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C
& BB
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1
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9
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UNIT
II MAINTENANCE POLICIES – PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 9
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Maintenance
categories
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T1
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2.1-2.6
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C
& BB
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1
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10
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Preventive
maintenance,
maintenance schedules,
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T1
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2.6-2.8
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C
& BB
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2
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12
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repair cycle
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T1
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2.37-2.39
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C
& BB
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2
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14
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Principles and methods of lubrication
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T1
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2.39-2.45
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C
& BB
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1
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15
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TPM
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T1
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2.8-2.31
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C
& BB
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3
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18
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UNIT
III CONDITION MONITORING 9
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Condition
Monitoring – Cost comparison with and without CM
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T1
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3.1-3.15
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C
& BB
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2
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20
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On-load
testing and offload testing
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T1
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3.16-3.18
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C
& BB
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2
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22
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Methods and instruments for CM
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T1
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3.18-3.48
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C
& BB
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2
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24
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Temperature
sensitive tapes – Pistol thermometers
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T1
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3.49-3.70
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C
& BB
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1
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25
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wear-debris
analysis
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T1
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3.71-3.98
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C
& BB
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2
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27
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UNIT
IV REPAIR METHODS FOR BASIC MACHINE ELEMENTS 9
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Repair
methods for beds, slide ways, spindles,
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T1
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4.30-4.36
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C
& BB
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2
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29
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Repair
methods for gears, lead screws and bearings
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T1
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4.21-4.29
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C
& BB
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3
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32
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Failure
analysis – Failures and their development - Logical fault location methods
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T1
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4.10-4.21
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C
& BB
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3
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35
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Sequential fault location
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T1
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4.16-4.17
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C
& BB
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1
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36
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UNIT
V REPAIR METHODS FOR MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT 9
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Repair
methods for Material handling equipment
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T1
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5.1-5.26
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C
& BB
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2
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38
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Equipment
records
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T1
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5.27-5.29
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C
& BB
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2
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40
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Job
order systems
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T1
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5.26-5.27
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C
& BB
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2
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42
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Use
of computers in maintenance.
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T1
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5.28-5.31
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C
& BB
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3
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45
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Prepared by
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Approved by
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Signature
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Name
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Designation
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Signed
date
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Legend: C&B- Chalk and
Black Board;
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