2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2017.07.051
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Optimizing block-based maintenance under random machine usage

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“…If the discount rate is largest, it is optimal to postpone maintenance as long as possible, as the Bohn (2007), Borge and Hopland (2012), Drazen and Eslava (2010), Fiva and Natvik (2013), Gauteplass and Hopland (2017), Glazer (1989), Helland and Sørensen (2008), Rosen (1989, 1993), ), Holtz-Eakin et al (1994, Hopland (2015) and Natvik (2013) Optimal maintenance modeling Establish and apply optimization models for maintenance scheduling in various settings, e.g. for machines Bensoussan and Sethi (2007), Cavalcante et al (2018), De Jonge and Jakobsons (2018), Jiang (2009), Kamien and Schwartz (1971), Li et al (2016), Maillart (2006), Park et al (2018), Rebaiaia et al (2017), Sidib e et al (2017) and Smith and Hinchcliffe (2004) Optimal life-cycle analysis of public buildings Use insights from the optimal maintenance modeling literature to establish and apply optimization models specifically adopted for life-cycle analysis of public buildings Hopland and Kvamsdal (2016) and Hopland et al (2019) Table 3.…”
Section: Maintenancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…If the discount rate is largest, it is optimal to postpone maintenance as long as possible, as the Bohn (2007), Borge and Hopland (2012), Drazen and Eslava (2010), Fiva and Natvik (2013), Gauteplass and Hopland (2017), Glazer (1989), Helland and Sørensen (2008), Rosen (1989, 1993), ), Holtz-Eakin et al (1994, Hopland (2015) and Natvik (2013) Optimal maintenance modeling Establish and apply optimization models for maintenance scheduling in various settings, e.g. for machines Bensoussan and Sethi (2007), Cavalcante et al (2018), De Jonge and Jakobsons (2018), Jiang (2009), Kamien and Schwartz (1971), Li et al (2016), Maillart (2006), Park et al (2018), Rebaiaia et al (2017), Sidib e et al (2017) and Smith and Hinchcliffe (2004) Optimal life-cycle analysis of public buildings Use insights from the optimal maintenance modeling literature to establish and apply optimization models specifically adopted for life-cycle analysis of public buildings Hopland and Kvamsdal (2016) and Hopland et al (2019) Table 3.…”
Section: Maintenancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies settle into a large literature using optimization techniques to analyze maintenance in a variety of settings. Kamien and Schwartz (1971) is a classical contribution to this literature, while more recent studies include Bensoussan and Sethi (2007), Jiang (2009), Li et al (2016), Rebaiaia et al (2017), Sidib e et al (2017), Cavalcante et al (2018), De Jakobsons (2018), andPark et al (2018). For a further overview of recent literature, see De .…”
Section: Maintenancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Discrete-time QBDs have been used to analyse a variety of real-life situations including modelling embedded queues [16] and maintenance [14]. The analytical expressions for the key quantities in the transient and stationary analysis of this model have led to powerful algorithms.…”
Section: Discrete-time Qbdsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under TBM, preventive maintenance is performed on a machine after a certain period of time, independent of the condition of that machine (e.g. Bouslah et al, 2018;De Jonge and Jakobsons, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%