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A New Integrated E-maintenance Concept

2010
This chapter outlines the work done in Dynamite project (http://DYNAMITE.vtt.fi), as well as the resulting concept nicknamed as DynaWeb. DynaWeb represents the link between Dynamite and the e-maintenance technologies described in previous chapters, and results in a global framework where all technologies can participate within an advanced maintenance ...
Arnaiz, Aitor   +6 more
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e-Maintenance

2010
Today there is a tendency in the industry to move to Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) strategy due to the remarkable improvement in Overall Equipment Efficiency (OEE) it offers. The modern way of introducing CBM is to use e-Maintenance technology in order to have the information always where it is needed i.e.
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Intelligent prognostics tools and e-maintenance

Computers in Industry, 2006
In today's global competitive marketplace, there is intense pressure for manufacturing industries to continuously reduce and eliminate costly, unscheduled downtime and unexpected breakdowns. With the advent of Internet and tether-free technologies, companies necessitate dramatic changes in transforming traditional "fail and fix (FAF)" maintenance ...
Jay Lee   +4 more
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Economical and technological prospects for e-maintenance

International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2010
E-Maintenance has raised increased interest in recent years. During the last years we have seen the development of e-Maintenance techniques. The key elements are the extensive use of Internet that has exploded and rapid development of sensors and processing power.
Erkki Jantunen   +3 more
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E-maintenance: review and conceptual framework

Production Planning & Control, 2008
E-maintenance is an emerging concept generally defined as “a maintenance management concept whereby assets are monitored and managed over the Internet”. Nevertheless a lot of complementary definitions exists in which are introduced the principles of collaboration, knowledge, intelligence ...
Levrat, Eric   +2 more
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Financial Analysis of e-Maintenance

Maintworld, 2010
Today there is a tendency in the industry to move to Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) strategy, due to the remarkable improvement in Overall Equipment Efficiency (OEE) it offers. The modern way of introducing CBM is to use e-Maintenance technology in order to have the information always where it is needed, i.e.
E. Jantunen   +3 more
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A General Overview of E-Maintenance and Possible Applications

2021
I4.0 concepts allow a very important approach concerning improving competitiveness of modern industry and services in several domains of economic activity. Maintenance of cyber-physical systems is an important issue that can be crucial for the availability of those systems for developing their activities in a standard way, with respective desired ...
Pierluigi Rea   +3 more
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e-maintenance robotics in hazardous environments

Proceedings. 2000 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2000) (Cat. No.00CH37113), 2002
Robotic systems are used to perform maintenance functions in hazardous environments usually with the fundamental objective of reducing, or eliminating, human worker exposure to dangers. An obvious thought is how might Internet capabilities be used in such operations.
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E-Maintenance and Vulnerability

2008
Teleservice, utilizing modern information processing and communication tools, is by now a well-known way of supporting a product and we have seen the emergence of e-manufacturing and related types of e-service, in particular e-maintenance. In discussions of the present and future of e-manufacturing and e-maintenance systems are among other things risks
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E-maintenance

2011
E-maintenance is an emerging concept which is commonly linked to the use of new communication and information technologies in the maintenance area ('a maintenance management concept whereby assets are monitored and managed over the Internet'). However, much work on e-maintenance gives very heterogeneous definitions by considering the main e-maintenance
Arnaiz, Aitor   +4 more
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