NMAC

This Wiki contains technical information and design descriptions related to the research focus areas of EPRI's Nuclear Maintenance Applications Center (NMAC). The menu bar to the left provides links to topic-specific pages within this Wiki. Other key NMAC information can be found at the following sources:

Membership Information:

• NMAC Cockpit
  

  NMAC Web-Based Information

Maintenance Strategies:

• Preventive Maintenance Basis Database (PMBD)
• Cost Analysis Tool (CAT)
• FLEX Equipment Event Collaboration Site

Web Assessments:

• Maintenance Strategy Assessment
• Web Based Work Planning Assessment
• Preventive Maintenance (PM) Assessment

Other Tools:

• Equipment Reliability Matrix
• NMAC Equipment Troubleshooting Knowledgebase
• Post Maintenance Testing Database

Revision Control

Only EPRI NMAC personnel can edit Wiki content. Each Wiki page that has technical content has a revision number (at the top of the page) and a record of revisions (at the bottom of the page). The record of revisions summarizes technical changes made for each revision. Minor, editorial changes may be made without changing the revision number.

When substantive technical changes are made to a page, or new pages are added, member review may be obtained, consistent with the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) process used for developing other EPRI products. Since changes are made "live" within the Wiki environment, a version that is currently in review will have "in review" following the revision number. Pages or revisions that are in review should be considered preliminary until the review is complete and the "in review" has been removed from the revision number.

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