Title of article :
A practical method for the maintainability assessment in industrial devices using indicators and specific attributes
Author/Authors :
Pedro Moreu De Leon، نويسنده , , Pedro and Gonzلlez-Prida Dيaz، نويسنده , , Vicente and Barberل Martيnez، نويسنده , , Luis and Crespo Mلrquez، نويسنده , , Adolfo، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2012
Pages :
9
From page :
84
To page :
92
Abstract :
The objective of this paper is to describe a procedure to obtain maintainability indicators for industrial devices. This analysis can be helpful, among other cases, to compare systems, to achieve a better design regarding maintainability requirements, to improve this maintainability under specific industrial environment and to foresee maintainability problems due to eventual changes in a device operation conditions. This maintainability assessment can be carried out at any stage of the industrial asset life cycle. his purpose, this work first introduces the notion of maintainability and the implementation of assessment indicators, including some important requirements to perform that. Then, a brief literature review is presented, including the definition of the main concepts, which are later used in the paper. After studying the maintenance levels and the maintainability attributes, both terms are linked, leading all this analysis to the assessment of the maintainability indicators. It follows a discussion about the information obtained through the maintainability assessment process and its computation into several maintainability indicators. The paper includes a case study, which implements the defined assessment into a practical scenario. Finally, the work concludes summarizing the more significant aspects and suggesting future researches.
Keywords :
MAINTENANCE , maintainability , dependability , Maintainability assessment and indicators
Journal title :
Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Serial Year :
2012
Journal title :
Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Record number :
1573061
Link To Document :
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