2011
DOI: 10.1109/tr.2011.2171115
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Modeling and Assessment of Aging and Efficiency of Corrective and Planned Preventive Maintenance

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“…Lubricants are also changed. And it is worth noting that many mechanical components of textile machinery should be lubricated daily [11].…”
Section: Corrective and Preventative Maintenancementioning
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“…Lubricants are also changed. And it is worth noting that many mechanical components of textile machinery should be lubricated daily [11].…”
Section: Corrective and Preventative Maintenancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Kijima‐type models, an item with initial failure rate λ 1 ( t ) = λ ( t ) is considered. At some time t 1 (this can be a failure time or a stopping time for preventive maintenance; see the work of Doyen and Gaudoin), the item will be repaired with the degree ξ 1 . By this repair action, the age of the item is decreased to v 1 = ξ 1 t 1 .…”
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“…12 These models are based on a reduction of age or a reduction of the failure rate, see, among others, the work of Doyen and Gaudoin. 13 Using degradation models, there arises the opportunity to consider degradation-based maintenance. In some papers, eg, those by Mercier and Castro 14 and Zhang et al, 15 imperfect maintenance is reducing the degradation level of a maintained system or the degradation factor.…”
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“…Gasmi et al [19] investigate the Contents lists available at ScienceDirect journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/ress situation where the age of the system is set to a known value different from zero at the beginning of the observation. Two natural but reductive simplifications are also employed when using imperfect maintenance models from an observation window: either the system is assumed to be new at the beginning [26] or no repair is assumed to have been performed prior to the beginning [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%