Modeling Failure Process and Quantifying the Effects of Multiple Types of Preventive Maintenance for a Repairable System

Modeling Failure Process and Quantifying the Effects of Multiple Types of Preventive Maintenance for a Repairable System

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Article ID: iaor20172552
Volume: 33
Issue: 5
Start Page Number: 1149
End Page Number: 1161
Publication Date: Jul 2017
Journal: Quality and Reliability Engineering International
Authors: ,
Keywords: simulation, maintenance, repair & replacement, statistics: distributions
Abstract:

In this paper, we consider a repairable system whose failures follow a non‐homogenous Poisson process with the power law intensity function. The system is subject to corrective and multiple types of preventive maintenance. A corrective maintenance has a minimal effect on the system; however, a preventive maintenance may reduce the system's age. We assume the effects of different preventive maintenance on the system are not identical and derive the likelihood function to estimate the parameters of the failure process as well as the effects of preventive maintenance. Moreover, we derive the conditional reliability and the expected number of failures between two consecutive preventive maintenance types. The proposed methods are applied to a real case study of four trucks used in a mining site in Canada.

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