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\biurmno u s invr.:stigations cf economical inn IiLrtanre of maintenance in Japan, conducted in eighties, liave shown that the total cc-rsts of maintenar-rce of me;hlnical sl,,slenrs Ln i979. were 8.x.r'0"2 Yen, what represents.,J. 73(,t
:riace a: thr bctti'm cf the energ/ consutners, clata frerm lhe reporl A strategy lor Tiibcrlogy in Carracia point tc ll:' lc:isibilitv ior arinual saviirgs in this area in Canada :ri ile iei'el :rf jiZnriliions of dollars. l-.1, the slrictilre of savings through iribology, one can r-li iier,;rrtiate between savings without research-rievelop- ';:ei'*\r'ork anC ,"ivings that rerquire research-developrlcni work. that can be of medium term or the long term cillla,-ter. 'fhe first group {lf savings (short tenrr cnes) can bc rrci,ie'rcd Lry application of the existing tribologicai ll''rowle dge, through increase of motivation, Ievel of educatiirl, training and information. Economic effects of sucir savings can be mainly expected in the period of -l to i yc;ris. The secr-.nci gloup of savings requires R&D .rl:ticns alcou:panied by education, training and informat:i:n, fu;- the periocl of up to 5 years. Tleir effects are :)iDcct€iJ within the 5 to 8 years period. The third group r,i sarrngs assurnes long term systematic R&D work, u'lrere rrconomic effects have now certain prospective. It should be kept in rnind that by investments into research lrr
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