Maintenance Grouping in Multi-Step Multi-Component Production Systems

Dijkhuizen, Gerhard van

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“…In contrast, despite its operational relevance, very little progress has been made for more general settings, such as the maintenance of multicomponent systems with multiple setup activities. In fact, Kobbacy et al specifically state in reference to models that consider multiple setup activities over a finite horizon “We have found one article in this category…this is the first attempt to model a maintenance problem with a hierarchical set‐up structure.” In this article, van Dijkhuizen studied the problem of grouping preventive maintenance actions in a multistep, multicomponent production system. He models the multicomponent production system as a tree with leaves representing components that require maintenance within specified frequencies.…”

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Maintenance scheduling for modular systems: Modeling and algorithms

Levi

Magnanti

Muckstadt

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We study new models of scheduled maintenance management for modular systems, consisting of multiple components with respective cycle limits. The cycle limit of each component specifies the time interval in which this component must be repaired or replaced. The goal is to compute a feasible maintenance schedule that minimizes the cost associated with component maintenance. Applications of these models arise in Air Force aircraft maintenance as well as in other arenas with required preventive maintenance. The typical cost structures that arise in practical settings are submodular, which make the resulting models computationally challenging. We develop two efficient and operationally tenable approximation algorithms. We prove constant factor worst‐case guarantees for both algorithms, and present computational experiments showing that these algorithms perform within a few percent of optimality on operationally relevant instances. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics 61: 472–488, 2014

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Maintenance scheduling for modular systems: Modeling and algorithms

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Optimal Maintenance of Multi-component Systems: A Review

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Dekker

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In this article we give an overview of the literature on multi-component maintenance optimization. We focus on work appearing since the 1991 survey A survey of maintenance models for multi-unit systems by Cho and Parlar (1991). This paper builds forth on the review article by Dekker et al. (1996), which focusses on economic dependence, and the survey of maintenance policies by Wang (2002), in which some group maintenance and some opportunistic maintenance policies are considered. Our classification scheme is primarily based on the dependence between components (stochastic, structural or economic). Next, we also classify the papers on the basis of the planning aspect (short-term vs longterm), the grouping of maintenance activities (either grouping preventive or corrective maintenance, or opportunistic grouping) and the optimization approach used (heuristic, policy classes or exact algorithms). Finally, we also pay attention to the applications of the models.

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Maintenance Grouping in Multi-Step Multi-Component Production Systems

Cited by 10 publications

References 34 publications

Maintenance scheduling for modular systems: Modeling and algorithms

Maintenance scheduling for modular systems: Modeling and algorithms

Block Replacement

Optimal Maintenance of Multi-component Systems: A Review

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