2015
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2014.0361
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Identifying critical components for reliability centred maintenance management of deregulated power systems

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“…A maintenance planning approach was proposed in [110] to determine the optimal time-based maintenance for circuit breakers. Another approach was provided in [111] for identifying the critical components in HL2 to obtain focused maintenance management. The authors in [112] obtained a cost-effective replacement framework that considers the overall system reliability and component criticality.…”
Section: Planning and Optimization Studiesmentioning
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“…A maintenance planning approach was proposed in [110] to determine the optimal time-based maintenance for circuit breakers. Another approach was provided in [111] for identifying the critical components in HL2 to obtain focused maintenance management. The authors in [112] obtained a cost-effective replacement framework that considers the overall system reliability and component criticality.…”
Section: Planning and Optimization Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors of [110] improved system reliability and minimized the operation cost by using an optimal maintenance plan for the system's circuit breakers. Others achieved this target by improving a cost-effective replacement plan [111,112]. Supporting a transmission system with FACTS devices is also a promising strategy to improve system reliability, as shown in [26,74,101].…”
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“…A new approach was introduced as the first step in implementing the RCM in combined power generation and transmission systems to determine the components essential for the desired maintenance management [9]. The criticality assessment focuses on the probability of occurrence of component failure and cost-based consequences.…”
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