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MINING USER CONFERENCE, MAY 4, 2017
SAG Mill Rewedge Work in record timeClimax Molybdenum USA
Terry Reader, Electr. /Instrumentation Superintendent & Norbert van Gorkum, Lifecycle Manager
1st Long Term Service Agreement 2012 – 2016
2nd Long Term Service Agreement 2016 - 2020
– Scheduled Maintenances– RDS – Support line– RDS – GMDfit
• Periodic Maintenance report• Condition Monitoring
Lifecycle Management
Climax Molybdenum - Long Term Service Agreement
Mining User Conference 2017, StockholmSlide 2May 3-5, 2017
Lifecycle Management
Climax Molybdenum - Long Term Service Agreement
Mining User Conference 2017, StockholmSlide 3May 3-5, 2017
LifecycleManager
AdvancedServices RDS
Field Services
Ensuring
Result
§ Spare parts lists and kits
§ Training (on-site, classroom)
§ Process improvement services
§ Engineering & consulting
§ SupportLine reports (SL)
§ Periodic Maintenance Reports (PMR)
§ Condition Monitoring notifications (CM)
§ Project management§ Time schedules§ Cash flow§ Supply chain management§ Compliance & Reliability§ Management reports with KPIs§ Communication & escalation plan§ Progress meetings
§ On-demand emergency services§ On-demand non-emergency services§ Extended start-up support§ Scheduled Maintenance
Ø 6 | 12 | 36 monthsØ Field Service Reports (Mech. & El. FSR)
May, 2016
Scheduled Maintenances36 month / ‘27,000 Hour’
Loose wedges were found
Lifecycle Management
Climax Molybdenum - Long Term Service Agreement
Mining User Conference 2017, StockholmSlide 4May 3-5, 2017
2016 SAG Mill Re-Wedge Project
5/4/2017
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May, 2016
- Scheduled ’27,000 Hour’ maintenance with ABB
- Special inspections, upgrades, tuning and testing performed by ABB
- DIRIS test using a “robot” to measure tightness of motor stator wedges
- Concern regarding wedge tightness identified for a significant amount of wedges using the DIRIS test method
- Led to concerns regarding health of motor and potential for catastrophic failure
Cause for Re-wedging…
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DIRIS robot – used because it can test with stator in run position
Small hammer that taps wedges and send vibration info to translate into looseness
DIRIS Testing
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DIRIS Test – Indicated approximately 80% of wedging at different levels of looseness
- During re-wedge project additional testing was performed with Durometer and Hand Spanner tap tests which showed DIRIS results were not 100% reliable
- End Result – approximately 25% of wedges were changed
- DIRIS test was still useful in identifying a potential problem
- We now have a baseline to compare against
Test Results
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Based on equipment criticality and production needs, this project was put on a “fast track” in order to complete prior to high production needs
Identified problem in late May
Project preparation – 3 months – June – August
- Weekly conference calls – ABB, Climax Mine and Freeport-McMoRan corporate personnel
- Detailed Action Item List updated weekly
- 3rd Party Consultant assisted with project planning and execution
- Met very tight timelines due to diligence in planning
Project execution – Aug. 29-Sep. 9
Fast Track Project
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Over 50 Climax personnel
- ~8,500 labor hours
Over 30 contract personnel on-site
- ABB
- Colorado Scaffolding
- Laron Inc.
- TeCo Lanz Technology Consulting
- ~3,900 contract labor hours
No safety events occurred during the project
Scheduled for 13.5 days down
- Completed approximately 36 hours ahead of schedule
Re-Wedge Project Execution
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Elaborate scaffolding needs
Scaffolding
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Lots of People Working Together
Teamwork
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Problem Wedges
• Problem wedges were primarily in the joint
areas – 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock position
6 o’clock
9 o’clock
New wedges
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Performed re-wedging on ~25% of the motor rather than a complete re-wedge
- Eliminated risks associated with the wedging process – i.e. insulation damage, bars lifting, more time, etc.
Motor was thoroughly tested following the re-wedge work
- Wedge tests with Durometer, Spanner and DIRIS
- Electrical Megger, Hi-Pot and Low Resistance Tests
- Very high confidence in reliability for years to come
Continued to build the working relationship with one of our partners – ABB
Outcome
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