2018
DOI: 10.1108/jqme-06-2016-0023
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Maintenance strategies: Decision Making Grid vs Jack-Knife Diagram

Abstract: Purpose Maintenance management is a vital strategic task given the increasing demand on sustained availability of machines. Machine performance depends primarily on frequency and downtime; therefore, ranking critical machines based on these two criteria is important to determine the appropriate maintenance strategy. The purpose of this paper is to compare two methods, using case studies, to allocate maintenance strategies while prioritising performance based on frequency and downtime or Mean Time to Repair: th… Show more

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“…The term 'tactic' used in this paper is aligned with the study of Khazraei and Deuse (2011) who proposed a comprehensive model of maintenance strategies, policies and tactics. Labib (1998), Fernandez et al (2003), Labib (2004), Aslam-Zainudeen and Labib 2011, Stephen and Labib (2018) and Seecharan et al (2018) MTBF indicates the mean time in which, the system operates without failure (Shahin and Attarpour, 2011;Karanikas, 2013); and MTTR indicates the mean time to the repair and when it is low, the equipment is repaired in shorter times (Shahin and Attarpour, 2011;Cheng and Kuan, 2012). It is important to note that compiling tactics based on these two indicators cannot be an appropriate solution in all conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The term 'tactic' used in this paper is aligned with the study of Khazraei and Deuse (2011) who proposed a comprehensive model of maintenance strategies, policies and tactics. Labib (1998), Fernandez et al (2003), Labib (2004), Aslam-Zainudeen and Labib 2011, Stephen and Labib (2018) and Seecharan et al (2018) MTBF indicates the mean time in which, the system operates without failure (Shahin and Attarpour, 2011;Karanikas, 2013); and MTTR indicates the mean time to the repair and when it is low, the equipment is repaired in shorter times (Shahin and Attarpour, 2011;Cheng and Kuan, 2012). It is important to note that compiling tactics based on these two indicators cannot be an appropriate solution in all conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En esta línea, Pascual et al [1] analizaron una serie de herramientas de priorización en el contexto de la ingeniería en general, así como en la gestión de activos físicos, generando una novedosa técnica llamada diagrama de dispersión de costos (DDC). Este diagrama es de fácil diseño y ha demostrado aportar mayor información que el diagrama de Pareto en estudios de priorización de modos de fallos [6], [11], [12] y [13]. El diagrama prioriza en base a la indisponibilidad (que afecta directamente la disponibilidad), y al costo global específico.…”
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“…Diagrama DDC Es un diagrama de dispersión logarítmico que a diferencia de un diagrama de Pareto, permite hacer análisis de tendencias. Diseñado a partir del diagrama de Jack Knife (JKD) [11] y [16], solo que en este caso la priorización se da en función del costo global o general (Cg) en una unidad de tiempo (1), para ello en el eje "X" se ubica al costo global específico (Cgj) y en el eje "Y" a la indisponibilidad (Dj) [1], [11] y [12]:…”
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