NESC0846 PROMSYS.
PROMSYS, Plant Equipment Maintenance and Inspection Scheduling
NAME OR DESIGNATION OF PROGRAM, COMPUTER, DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM OR FUNCTION, METHOD OF SOLUTION, RESTRICTIONS ON THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROBLEM, TYPICAL RUNNING TIME, UNUSUAL FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM, RELATED AND AUXILIARY PROGRAMS, STATUS, REFERENCES, MACHINE REQUIREMENTS, LANGUAGE, OPERATING SYSTEM UNDER WHICH PROGRAM IS EXECUTED, OTHER PROGRAMMING OR OPERATING INFORMATION OR RESTRICTIONS, NAME AND ESTABLISHMENT OF AUTHOR, MATERIAL, CATEGORIES
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| Program name | Package id | Status | Status date |
|---|---|---|---|
| PROMSYS | NESC0846/01 | Tested | 22-AUG-1986 |
Machines used:
| Package ID | Orig. computer | Test computer |
|---|---|---|
| NESC0846/01 | IBM 360 series | IBM 3084Q |
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3. DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM OR FUNCTION
PROMSYS is a computer system designed to automate the scheduling of routine maintenance and inspection of plant equipment. This 'programmed maintenance' provides the detailed planning and accomplishment of lubrication, inspection, and similar repetitive maintenance activities which can be scheduled at specified predetermined intervals throughout the year. The equipment items included are the typical pumps, blowers, motors, compressors, automotive equipment, refrigeration units, filtering systems, machine shop equipment, cranes, elevators, motor-generator sets, and electrical switchgear found throughout industry, as well as cell ventilation, shielding, containment, and material handling equipment unique to nuclear research and development facilities.
Four related programs are used to produce sorted schedule lists, delinquent work lists, and optional master lists. Five additional programs are used to create and maintain records of all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance history.
PROMSYS is a computer system designed to automate the scheduling of routine maintenance and inspection of plant equipment. This 'programmed maintenance' provides the detailed planning and accomplishment of lubrication, inspection, and similar repetitive maintenance activities which can be scheduled at specified predetermined intervals throughout the year. The equipment items included are the typical pumps, blowers, motors, compressors, automotive equipment, refrigeration units, filtering systems, machine shop equipment, cranes, elevators, motor-generator sets, and electrical switchgear found throughout industry, as well as cell ventilation, shielding, containment, and material handling equipment unique to nuclear research and development facilities.
Four related programs are used to produce sorted schedule lists, delinquent work lists, and optional master lists. Five additional programs are used to create and maintain records of all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance history.
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4. METHOD OF SOLUTION
Service specifications and frequency are established and stored. The computer program reviews schedules weekly and prints, on schedule cards, instructions for service that is due the following week. The basic output from the computer program comes in two forms: programmed-maintenance schedule cards and programmed-maintenance data sheets. The data sheets can be issued in numerical building, route, and location number sequence as equipment lists, grouped for work assigned to a particular foreman as the foreman's equipment list, or grouped by work charged to a particular work order as the work-order list. Data sheets grouped by equipment classification are called the equipment classification list.
Service specifications and frequency are established and stored. The computer program reviews schedules weekly and prints, on schedule cards, instructions for service that is due the following week. The basic output from the computer program comes in two forms: programmed-maintenance schedule cards and programmed-maintenance data sheets. The data sheets can be issued in numerical building, route, and location number sequence as equipment lists, grouped for work assigned to a particular foreman as the foreman's equipment list, or grouped by work charged to a particular work order as the work-order list. Data sheets grouped by equipment classification are called the equipment classification list.
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NESC0846/01
The source programs of this package have been compiled and linked error-free by NEA-DB on an IBM 3084Q computer.[ top ]
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NESC0846/01, included references:
- W.O. Graves and B.S. Bishop:Programmed Maintenence for OAK RIDGE National Laboratory.
ORNL-TM-2161 (October 1968)
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14. OTHER PROGRAMMING OR OPERATING INFORMATION OR RESTRICTIONS
Two Oak Ridge computing system routines used by PROMSYS, ITIME and CHARST, which return time ad date information and perform a sort in place in either ascending or descending order, respectively, are written in Assembly language. These are included in the package.
Two other local computing environment routines, TERMRD and TERMWR which set up field lengths for buffers used for reading data from a terminal and writing data to a terminal were not supplied. Users will have to supply suitable replacements to accomplish these operations in their computing environment.
Two Oak Ridge computing system routines used by PROMSYS, ITIME and CHARST, which return time ad date information and perform a sort in place in either ascending or descending order, respectively, are written in Assembly language. These are included in the package.
Two other local computing environment routines, TERMRD and TERMWR which set up field lengths for buffers used for reading data from a terminal and writing data to a terminal were not supplied. Users will have to supply suitable replacements to accomplish these operations in their computing environment.
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NESC0846/01
| File name | File description | Records |
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| NESC0846_01.001 | Information file | 77 |
| NESC0846_01.002 | BSD02037 source program (COBOL) | 1242 |
| NESC0846_01.003 | BSD02038 source program (COBOL) | 743 |
| NESC0846_01.004 | BSD02039 source program (COBOL) | 87 |
| NESC0846_01.005 | BSD02040 source program (COBOL) | 772 |
| NESC0846_01.006 | BSD02041 source program (COBOL) | 729 |
| NESC0846_01.007 | PROMUP source program (COBOL) | 1408 |
| NESC0846_01.008 | JCL example to run PROMUP | 36 |
| NESC0846_01.009 | FORLIS source program (COBOL) | 105 |
| NESC0846_01.010 | JCL example to run FORLIS | 10 |
| NESC0846_01.011 | RESKID source program (COBOL) | 361 |
| NESC0846_01.012 | JCL example to run RESKID | 22 |
| NESC0846_01.013 | RESFOR source program (COBOL) | 106 |
| NESC0846_01.014 | JCL example to run RESFOR | 10 |
| NESC0846_01.015 | PROMLIS source program (COBOL) | 487 |
| NESC0846_01.016 | JCL example to run PROMLIS | 17 |
| NESC0846_01.017 | Subroutines ITIME and CHARST (Assembler) | 221 |
Keywords: equipment, in-service inspection, lubrification, maintenance, management, planning.