2019
DOI: 10.17531/ein.2019.2.17
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Optimal maintenance strategy on medical instruments used for haemodialysis process

Abstract: Optimal maintenance strategy On medical instruments used fOr haemOdialysis prOcessOptymalna strategia kOnserwacji urządzeń medycznych wykOrzystywanych w prOcesie hemOdializy Haemodialysis machines are one of the important medical equipment which is used to treat renal failures and minimum downtimes are thus essential. Uninterrupted and constant use of these machines in hospitals worldwide makes them vulnerable to failures if not maintained properly. Consequently, the maintenance cost for dialysis machine is hi… Show more

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“…Hoseinie [24] considered that in the case of complete maintenance, the minimum maintenance rate can be treated as the optimization goal, and thus obtained the optimal inspection interval for a water injection system. Tan [25] proposed an optimal maintenance strategy for medical instruments with the goal of reducing maintenance costs and improving operational availability. Khatab [26] developed a new maintenance optimization model for failure-prone systems and discussed some of its main cost components; for this model, the preventive maintenance threshold and the number of inspections were optimized separately.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hoseinie [24] considered that in the case of complete maintenance, the minimum maintenance rate can be treated as the optimization goal, and thus obtained the optimal inspection interval for a water injection system. Tan [25] proposed an optimal maintenance strategy for medical instruments with the goal of reducing maintenance costs and improving operational availability. Khatab [26] developed a new maintenance optimization model for failure-prone systems and discussed some of its main cost components; for this model, the preventive maintenance threshold and the number of inspections were optimized separately.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%