2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlp.2009.02.001
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Risk-based maintenance strategy and its applications in a petrochemical reforming reaction system

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“…In summary, by Equation (8) and (9) Where, π + ( ) w j , π − ( ) w j denote the weighting functions of maintenance strategy for gains and losses, respectively, and they are given by formula (11) and (12). The weight of each criterion maintenance schemes decision value can be selected according to expert experience or through the analytic hierarchy process.…”
Section: G G G T T T T T T T T T B B B T T T T T T T T Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In summary, by Equation (8) and (9) Where, π + ( ) w j , π − ( ) w j denote the weighting functions of maintenance strategy for gains and losses, respectively, and they are given by formula (11) and (12). The weight of each criterion maintenance schemes decision value can be selected according to expert experience or through the analytic hierarchy process.…”
Section: G G G T T T T T T T T T B B B T T T T T T T T Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the flight control subsystem contains three FCGC (flight control and guidance computer) and three FCSC (flight control secondary computer), and the airborne network subsystem involves ES sciENcE aNd tEchNology systems degradation and hierarchy structure. The maintenance effect in the follows was considered to be perfect, though it is always imperfect in practice [11]. Periodic preventive maintenance (PM) is applied to some key equipment.…”
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“…The PAR model assumes that the ith imperfect maintenance at t i will shorten the length of the last operation time from t i −t i-1 to ρ(t i −t i-1 ) [4]. The effective age after the ith imperfect maintenance is t-ρt i (t > t i ) that indicates that it has no relationship with the maintenance history prior to t i .…”
Section: The Par Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the inspection model considering imperfect maintenance based on the three-stage failure process is closer to reality but not developed. To model the imperfect maintenance at the time of inspection identifying the minor defective stage, we borrow the concept of proportional age reduction (PAR), which has been widely utilized in imperfect maintenance optimization modeling [4].…”
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“…The recent among these studies comprise: a new risk-based quantitative approach for T&M scheduling and planning (Khan & Haddara, 2003), a risk-based model for the maintenance of a cross-country oil pipeline (Dey, Ogunlana, Gupta, & Tabucanon, 1998), an improved risk-based approach for maintenance modelling based on the proportional age reduction model and its application in the petrochemical industry (Hu, Cheng, Li, & Tang, 2009), a systematic safety management system model with application to the oil and gas industry (Santos-Reyes & Beard, 2009), a risk-based T&M procedure for an oil refinery (Bertolini et al, 2009), a risk-based maintenance strategy for a powergenerating plant (Krishnasamy, Khan, & Haddara, 2005), an optimizing hazard analysis review planning framework for complex chemical plants (Reniers, 2009), a technique for maximization of reliability-based benefit-to-cost ratio given optimal preventive maintenance schedule (Ghosh & Roy, 2009). …”
Section: State-of-the-artmentioning
confidence: 99%