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Condition-Based Maintenance With Scheduling Threshold and Maintenance Threshold

IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2016
In order to arrange maintenance resources according to system condition, the lead time needs to be considered within the context of condition-based maintenance (CBM). Therefore, a scheduling threshold is introduced to replace the time to schedule, which is used as a decision variable in combination with a maintenance threshold and a failure threshold ...
Hai-Kun Wang   +3 more
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Condition Based Maintenance for light trucks

2010 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2010
Army ground vehicles often operate in extremely severe environmental and battlefield conditions. There are challenges for the reliability of the military ground vehicle fleet, which need to be addressed. Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) allows maintenance to be performed based on evidence of need provided by reliability modeling and/or other enabling ...
Janos L. Grantner   +5 more
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On the application of a model of condition-based maintenance

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2000
Summary: In this paper the modelling of condition monitoring information for three critical water pumps at a large soft-drinks manufacturing plant is described. The purpose of the model is to predict the distribution of the residual lifetimes of the individual pumps.
W. Wang, Philip A. Scarf, M. A. J. Smith
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MIMOSA for Condition-based Maintenance

International Journal of COMADEM, 2021
The paper describes how the use of MIMOSA open source data model supports the development of a low-cost monitoring system that is capable to carry out automatic diagnosis and prognosis. MIMOSA follows the ISO 13374 definitions (condition monitoring) and links well with the ISO 17359 (diagnosis) and ISO 13381 (prognosis).
Larrañaga, Martin   +5 more
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Condition based maintenance

1998
Condition monitoring is perhaps the most misunderstood and misused of all the plant improvement programmes. Most users define it as:
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Condition-based inspection scheme for condition-based maintenance

International Journal of Production Research, 2011
In condition-based maintenance (CBM) with periodic inspection, the item is preventively replaced if failure risk, which is calculated based on the information obtained from inspection, exceeds a pre-determined threshold. The determination of optimal replacement threshold is often based on minimisation of long-run average maintenance costs per unit time
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The Case for Condition Based Maintenance

Integrated Manufacturing Systems, 1991
The introduction of ever more complicated machinery and associated operating procedures is placing an increasing strain on the maintenance function. The options available to a company engaged in the manufacture of a range of sheet metal products, for which a flexible manufacturing facility has been installed, are examined.
Paul Prickett, Simon Eavery
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Condition-Based Maintenance

2016
Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) is one type of preventive maintenance policy. CBM has attracted lots of attentions of both academia and industry due to the development of advanced sensor technology and measurement devices. The proper implementation of CBM can reduce the frequency of random failures and the expected cost of maintenance during the ...
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Condition based maintenance: a survey

Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2012
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide a brief overview of condition based maintenance (CBM) with definitions of various terms, overview of some history, recent developments, applications, and research challenges in the CBM domain.Design/methodology/approachThe article presents the insight into various maintenance strategies and provides their ...
Ashok Prajapati   +2 more
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