Perpetual maintenance of machines with different urgency requirements

Gąsieniec, Leszek; Jurdziński, Tomasz; Klasing, Ralf; Levcopoulos, Christos; Lingas, Andrzej; Min, Jie; Radzik, Tomasz

doi:10.1016/j.jcss.2023.103476

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“…Not to omit maintenance altogether because of cost or other complications. The paper [10] investigates algorithms for the problem of facility maintenance frequency and moves to the next facility in similarities with the BGT method. The paper [11] addresses redundancy allocation for a series-parallel system.…”

Section: Maintenance Management In Publicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…There are also frequent oversights and existing difficulties in implementing maintenance models in organisations, as described, for example, in the text [14]. Even in simpler cases of BGT problems, not all variables (such as approximation ratios for similar objects) are known, which makes maintenance planning inaccurate, for example, according to the text [10]. Efficient data management within AI and IOT and appropriately skilled maintenance staff and a new business model for the organisation should lead to an efficient system, for example, text [13] believes.…”

Section: Problems In the Maintenance Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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New Maintenance Management Topics

Pelantová,

Zajíček

2024

Recent Topics in Maintenance Management

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This chapter deals with new topics in maintenance management. The need for maintenance as a result of changes in the substantial environment of organisations increases. Based on current maintenance problems in organisations and social and environmental needs of society, key management trends can be deduced through the system analysis. It follows a large area of quite changing legislation. The field of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things and so on also come into play in maintenance. The chapter is also based on the practice of authors in this field. It therefore affects the area of production equipment, human resources, software support, costs and the material base. Maintenance management risks are also significant. Without clear trends, organisations cannot direct their strategy and thereby effectively manage their own maintenance. This chapter is intended to help organisations strengthen their overall competitiveness through maintenance management.

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Section: Maintenance Management In Publicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Problems In the Maintenance Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%