Preventive maintenance policy for multi-component systems subject to random environmental damage generation

Radhoui, Mehdi; Tlili, Lazhar; Chelbi, Anis; Rezg, Nidhal

doi:10.3182/20121122-2-es-4026.00026

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“…Addressing assets and systems in general, Radhoui et al (2012) presented a PM strategy for systems of multicomponents with the risk to generate environmental damage. The environmental risks threshold level has been incorporated as a criterion for PM planning.…”

Section: Maintenance and General Environmental Considerationsmentioning

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Maintenance and sustainability: a systematic review of modeling-based literature

Saihi

Ben‐Daya

As’ad

2022

JQME

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PurposeMaintenance is a critical business function with a great impact on economic, environmental and social aspects. However, maintenance decisions' planning has been driven by merely economic and technical measures with inadequate consideration of environmental and social dimensions. This paper presents a review of the literature pertaining to sustainable maintenance decision-making models supported by a bibliometric analysis that seeks to establish the evolution of this research over time and identify the main research clusters.Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review, supported with a bibliometric and network analysis, of the extant studies is conducted. The relevant literature is categorized based on which sustainability pillar, or possibly multiple ones, is being considered with further classification outlining the application area, modeling approach and the specific peculiarities characterizing each area.FindingsThe review revealed that maintenance and sustainability modeling is an emerging area of research that has intensified in the last few years. This fertile area can be developed further in several directions. In particular, there is room for devising models that are implementable, based on reliable and timely data with proven tangible practical results. While the environmental aspect has been considered, there is a clear scarcity of works addressing the social dimension. One of the identified barriers to developing applicable models is the lack of the required, accurate and timely data.Originality/valueThis work contributes to the maintenance and sustainability modeling research area, provides insights not previously addressed and highlights several avenues for future research. To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first review that looks at the integration of sustainability issues in maintenance modeling and optimization.

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Section: Maintenance and General Environmental Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Maintenance and sustainability: a systematic review of modeling-based literature

Saihi

Ben‐Daya

As’ad

2022

JQME

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“…For CM, it is noted that selection and evaluation models involving the maintenance strategy consider only the economic criteria, with no emphasis on environmental and social factors. During the CM intervention, the costs associated with the lost production, labor force and spare parts are considered, which are classified as internal maintenance costs (RADHOUI et al, 2012;SARI et al, 2015;FRANCIOSI et al, 2017), as well as the environmental cost of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions during CM, which is classified as an external cost of maintenance (FRANCIOSI et al, 2017). According to Jiang et al (2018), the emphasis on the economic dimension is due to the high internal and external costs resulting from CM compared to other maintenance strategies.…”

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“…For the economic dimension, the same internal and external maintenance costs used to select the CM are considered (RADHOUI et al, 2012;SARI et al, 2015;MACCHI et al, 2016;FRANCIOSI et al, 2017;JIANG et al, 2018;XIA et al, 2018).…”

Section: Content Analysismentioning

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“…In addition, Saniuk et al (2015), through in-depth research with companies in the foundry field that use sustainable criteria in the maintenance area, obtained: 20% savings in the use of raw material during production, 15% reduction in the consumption of electricity by equipment, 20% longer service life of lubricating oils and reduction of noise and emissions of pollutants by the machines. Others researches are developing methods that use sustainability criteria to achieve maximum productive capacity and equipment availability at the lowest possible cost, with emphasis on productive systems that adopt PM or CBM (YAN; HUA, 2010;RADHOUI et al, 2012;SANIUK et al, 2015;HOANG et al, 2016;FRANCIOSI et al, 2017;JIANG et al, 2018).…”

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“…Failure to adopt sustainability concepts in maintenance can mean higher repair costs, increased equipment energy consumption and increased work-related accidents (YAN; HUA, 2010;RADHOUI et al, 2012;JASIULEWICZ-KACZMAREK et al, 2013b).…”

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Insertion of sustainability concepts in the maintenance strategies to achieve sustainable manufacturing

Campos

Simon

2019

Ind. Jour. Man. & Prod.

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Companies adopt sustainable practices in order to improve the economic, environmental and social performance of their operations. This fact does not occur with the same intensity in maintenance operations. By adopting sustainable practices during the implementation of maintenance strategies, there will be mitigation of industrial maintenance impacts on sustainability. However, there are few studies on the integration of sustainability in maintenance activities and few companies adopt sustainable maintenance due to lack of knowledge of the subject and its benefits. This paper aims to show how the concepts of sustainability are being inserted in the maintenance strategies. For this purpose, a literature review and a systematic literature review were performed. It was verified that the concepts of sustainability are integrated into maintenance strategies by means of sustainable criteria, with emphasis on lost production cost, spare parts cost and expenditures associated with energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions (economic dimension), on pollutant emission due to energy consumption during machining/manufacturing (environmental dimension) and on health and safety at work (social dimension). This paper contributes to the dissemination of the theme and motivates the companies to implement sustainable maintenance.can serve as inspiration for the development of new studies, both for academics and professionals in the maintenance and sustainability areas of the industry.

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Preventive maintenance policy for multi-component systems subject to random environmental damage generation

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Maintenance and sustainability: a systematic review of modeling-based literature

Maintenance and sustainability: a systematic review of modeling-based literature

Insertion of sustainability concepts in the maintenance strategies to achieve sustainable manufacturing

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