Jit and Maintenance

Waeyenbergh, Geert; Pintelon, Liliane; Gelders, Ludo

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-4329-9_17

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Cleanliness Measurement Interval Determination With Promethee1

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“…We illustrate the use of the PROMETHEE method in the paint shop by means of a numerical example based on data obtained from a project which was carried out in automotive industry in Belgium and The Netherlands (Waeyenbergh et al , 2000).…”

Section: Cleanliness Measurement Interval Determination With Prometheementioning

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A model to determine the cleanliness measurement interval in an automotive paint shop

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Vannieuwenhuyse

Pintelon

2004

J of Qual in Maintenance Eng

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Making a choice between different alternative solutions is a common management problem. Also in maintenance operations, a variety of different decision areas can be identified. In these decisions, different criteria, both tangible and intangible are relevant and must be considered at the same time. In order to be able to make rational and justifiable tactical decisions for these so‐called multi‐criteria decision problems, one needs a multi‐criteria decision making model (MCDM). In this paper the tactical choice of a predictive maintenance program for an automotive paint shop is elaborated. An MCDM approach is applied to tackle the problem considering different criteria, which often are conflicting.

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Section: Cleanliness Measurement Interval Determination With Prometheementioning

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“…Nowadays, approximately 25 per cent of the car bodies have to be repaired in some way. Considering 1,000,000 car bodies per year in Belgium, this means over €40,000 repair cost per day (Waeyenbergh et al , 2000). To reduce these repairs, the paint shop has to be cleaned accurately at the right time.…”

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