Inspection standard management. Inspection standards are developed based on equipment technical standards, designed to guide inspection work in smart factories and establish standardized inspections. These standards define the content and requirements of inspections, ensuring efficient and orderly execution. When defining inspection standards within the system, consideration should be given to using custom inspection standards to address the varying equipment inspection requirements across different smart factories. Daily equipment inspections are carried out by production line workers during shift handovers, relying primarily on sensory judgments such as sight, hearing, touch, and smell to promptly detect anomalies like leaks, spills, drips, and seepage. Professional inspections are more advanced tasks performed by equipment management personnel, who leverage maintenance experience to identify early-stage equipment faults with greater expertise. Precision inspections, conducted by specialized inspection staff, utilize precision detection instruments and devices to measure and analyze equipment parameters, quantitatively determining the degree of equipment degradation. This is a key method of preventive maintenance in smart factories, albeit with higher costs and greater complexity.

The Smart Maintenance System developed by Alsi System Integration (Dalian) Co., Ltd. is specifically designed for equipment lifecycle management in smart factory construction. It supports integration with MES, equipment status monitoring systems, and others, enabling data interchange and achieving precision inspections during the inspection process. This effectively helps enterprises implement preventive maintenance, achieving better outcomes at lower costs and reducing overall enterprise expenses.

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