Development and optimisation of a maintenance policy under environmental constraints

Chouikhi, Houssam; Dellagi, Sofiène; Rezg, Nidhal

doi:10.1080/00207543.2012.670929

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“…[108] achieved a reduction in the total cost incurred up to 20%, compared to the results obtained by [107] when considering the customer satisfaction constraint. Other authors [109] have treated conditional maintenance for a production system that considered reliability aspects and environmental requirements to find the optimal inspection dates by considering the average cost of the cycle unit of time. To meet market demand, the manufacturer outsourced part of the demand to another entrepreneurial company.…”

Section: Integration Approaches For Maintenance and Production Using mentioning

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Integration of maintenance and production strategies under subcontracting constraint: Classification and opportunity

Hafidi¹,

Barkany²,

Mahmoudi³

2017

J. MECH. ENG. SCI.

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The main concern of the manufacturing industry is maintaining the tools of production so that they are in good working order. However, the maintenance and production functions are linked because the integrated management of these two functions is necessary for the efficient operation of the means of production. In fact, when the demand exceeds the maximum production capacity, the company takes on subcontracting to meet the needs of the customers. The objective of this research is to identify the current and future direction of research in this field according to the different classification criteria proposed. In this paper, firstly, the different approaches of maintenance integrated into production systems are presented. Secondly, the models that deal with joint maintenance management and subcontracting production as a solution that aligns with the company's strategic objectives are discussed as well as the resolution and management approaches that integrated problem optimisation. Finally, a comparative study of existing approaches was conducted and their purpose analysed. As perspective, we will propose and implement in our future research a model and powerful tool to establish a better policy of maintenance integrated to the production using subcontracting.

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Section: Integration Approaches For Maintenance and Production Using mentioning

confidence: 99%

Integration of maintenance and production strategies under subcontracting constraint: Classification and opportunity

Hafidi¹,

Barkany²,

Mahmoudi³

2017

J. MECH. ENG. SCI.

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“…It allows monitoring the degradation level and the resulting environmental damage in order to take the appropriate preventive actions and limit the risk of penalties and sometimes catastrophes. Chouikhi et al [11] pointed out that, with the global enhancement of environmental awareness, many countries have introduced policies of severely punishing companies with excess emissions, which is overlooked by the traditional CBM strategy.…”

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“…This paper considers the ecological impact of a production system assimilated to a single-unit system as it continuously degrades; that is, it considers excessive carbon dioxide emissions and excessive energy consumption. Since in many cases environmental degradation generated by the production system has a direct (or indirect) relationship with the system degradation, we can study carbon dioxide emissions and energy consumption in replacement of the deterioration state of the system [11]. It is assumed that the system's carbon dioxide emissions and energy consumption are, respectively, subject to a Wiener process and that the degradation level of the system can only be known through inspection.…”

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“…Tlili et al [12] made some improvement on the method [11] and proposed a threshold lower than the critical level fixed by legislation as a criterion for judging whether to perform preventive maintenance, thereby avoiding the huge amount of economic penalties for excess exhaust gas. Furthermore, Tlili et al [12] integrated the penalty cost for excess emissions into the cost function, making the total cost in the objective function more comprehensive.…”

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“…In view of this problem, although some scholars integrate environmental issues into CBM strategy, the factors involved are not comprehensive. The literature [11,12] quantified the mutual effects of exhaust emissions and maintenance activities but was limited to the emissions. In reality, maintenance activities also induce energy consumption, so the decision optimization should also consider this ecological factor to reflect how maintenance activities and ecology impact each other.…”

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Development and Optimization of a Condition-Based Maintenance Policy with Sustainability Requirements for Production System

Jiang

Tam

Lyu

2018

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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In the field of condition-based maintenance, maintenance costs and system reliability criteria are the primary considerations for traditional maintenance management. These methods lack consideration of the environmental impact caused by equipment degradation, such as excessive emissions and energy consumption. In addition, because equipment degradation has various impacts on the ecological environment, companies with excessive emissions and energy consumption can receive huge fines, making it of great value to study ecoconscious maintenance strategies. In this paper, we propose a condition-based maintenance strategy considering energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. The major objective of the research is to extend a model which integrates ecological aspects with maintenance decision-making and optimization. The simulation and sensitivity analyses conducted verify that the model proposed can minimize total costs, as well as the environmental impact.

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Environmental issue in an alternative production–maintenance control for unreliable manufacturing system subject to degradation

Ben-Salem

Gharbi

Hajji

2014

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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This article addresses the problem of joint production, maintenance and emissions control for an unreliable manufacturing system subject to degradation. The manufacturing system is composed of a production unit producing one product type. The production operations generate harmful emissions to the environment and may be sanctioned by an environmental penalty imposed by the relevant authorities under the emission cap approach. Due to degradation phenomena, the availability of the machine decreases and the emission rate increases continuously over time. This paper aims to propose a feedback strategy to simultaneously control production rate, emission rate as well as maintenance rate in order to mitigate the effect of the degradation of the system. The objective is to minimize the total cost over an infinite horizon. In this article, we propose three different control policies HPP1, HPP2 and HPP3, which are analyzed and compared. Each control policy is characterized by a production and/or maintenance strategy different from the others policies, with or without the consideration of the emission aspect in the structure of the policy. An experimental resolution approach based on experimental design, simulation and response surface methodology is applied in order to determine the optimal control policies parameters. The results show that the proposed HPP3, which integrates the emission control in the production and maintenance strategy, gives a significant gain in term of total cost compared to HPP1 and HPP2. In addition, we integrate a preventive maintenance strategy to HPP3 in order to investigate a more general case. To illustrate the robustness of the proposed policies, several sensitivity analysis are presented to show the effect of system parameters on the structures of each policy. This analysis allows defining an overhaul and a preventive maintenance zones from the interactions between the parameters of HPP3.

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Development and optimisation of a maintenance policy under environmental constraints

Cited by 10 publications

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Integration of maintenance and production strategies under subcontracting constraint: Classification and opportunity

Integration of maintenance and production strategies under subcontracting constraint: Classification and opportunity

Development and Optimization of a Condition-Based Maintenance Policy with Sustainability Requirements for Production System

Environmental issue in an alternative production–maintenance control for unreliable manufacturing system subject to degradation

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