Preventive maintenance optimization for a multi‐component system under changing job shop schedule

Preventive maintenance optimization for a multi‐component system under changing job shop schedule

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Article ID: iaor20122639
Volume: 101
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 14
End Page Number: 20
Publication Date: May 2012
Journal: Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Authors: , ,
Keywords: scheduling
Abstract:

Variability and small lot size is a common feature for many discrete manufacturing processes designed to meet a wide array of customer needs. Because of this, job shop schedule often has to be continuously updated in reaction to changes in production plan. Generally, the aim of preventive maintenance is to ensure production effectiveness and therefore the preventive maintenance models must have the ability to be adaptive to changes in job shop schedule. In this paper, a dynamic opportunistic preventive maintenance model is developed for a multi‐component system with considering changes in job shop schedule. Whenever a job is completed, preventive maintenance opportunities arise for all the components in the system. An optimal maintenance practice is dynamically determined by maximizing the short‐term cumulative opportunistic maintenance cost savings for the system. The numerical example shows that the scheme obtained by the proposed model can effectively address the preventive maintenance scheduling problem caused by the changes in job shop schedule and is more efficient than the ones based on two other commonly used preventive maintenance models.

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