2.2.1 Quiz 2 Functional Analysis

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1. A primary function is more important than a secondary function. True or false? *

1 point

True

False

2. A superfluous function is: *

1 point

1. A function that is not important to the users.

2. A function that once was required but today due to an operational change is no longer required.

3. A redundant equipment unit.

4. All of the above

5. None of the above.

3. Which of the following should NOT be included in a function statement? *

1 point

1. The phase of operation

2. The context

3. Quantitative standard(s) to be met

4. An infinitive verb, an object, and descriptive details.

5. Whether the function is primary or secondary.

4. Maintenance people tend to think in terms of parts and components while RCM encourages describing their functions. True or false. *

1 point

True

False

5. Open questions: *

1 point

Can be answered by a yes or no.

Discourage thinking too deeply.

Are avoided by the RCM facilitator in order to save time.

Require delving into facts relevant to the issue at hand.

6. The more functions in an asset, the more unreliable it is. True or false? *

1 point

True

False

7. RCM may be thought of as a formal language that narrowly defines various terms and concepts that will allow us to establish (and continuously improve) a maintenance plan. True or false? *

1 point

True

False

8. Code phrases that can be used in the function statement to draw attention to a hidden (redundant, protective, backup) function can be: *

1 point

1. "in the presence of"

2. "Able to"

3. "In the absence of"

4. Any of the above.

9. Should we perform an RCM analysis where there is already a maintenance program from a government regulatory authority? *

1 point

Yes, we should seriously consider doing our own analysis.

No, RCM analysis is unnecessary since the government has assumed liability.

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