Two simple control policies for a multicomponent maintenance system

Control Systems;Maintenance;controle-systemen

Analysis and computation of (n,N): Strategies for maintenance of a two-component system

Computer Science;produktieleer/ produktieplanning

Optimal maintenance of multi-component systems: a review

In this article we give an overview of the literature on multi-component maintenance optimization. We focus on work appearing since the 1991 survey "A survey of maintenance models for multi-unit systems" by Cho and Parlar. This paper builds forth on the review article by Dekker et al. (1996), which focusses on economic dependence, and the survey of maintenance policies by Wang (2002), in which some group maintenance and some opportunistic maintenance policies are considered. Our classification scheme is primarily based on the dependence between components (stochastic, structural or economic). Next, we also classify the papers on the basis of the planning aspect (short-term vs long-term), the grouping of maintenance activities (either grouping preventive or corrective maintenance, or opportunistic grouping) and the optimization approach used (heuristic, policy classes or exact algorithms). Finally, we pay attention to the applications of the models.literature review;economic dependence;failure interaction;maintenance policies;grouping maintenance;multi-component systems;opportunistic maintenance;maintencance optimization;structural dependence

A review of multi-component maintenance models with economic dependence

In this paper we review the literature on multi-component maintenance models with economic dependence. The emphasis is on papers that appeared after 1991, but there is an overlap with Section 2 of the most recent review paper by Cho and Parlar (1991). We distinguish between stationary models, where a long-term stable situation is assumed, and dynamic models, which can take information into account that becomes available only on the short term. Within the stationary models we choose a classification scheme that is primarily based on the various options of grouping maintenance activities: grouping either corrective or preventive maintenance, or combining preventive-maintenance actions with corrective actions. As such, this classification links up with the possibilities for grouped maintenance activities that exist in practice

Maintenance optimization of a production system with buffercapacity

Marketing;Optimization;produktieleer/ produktieplanning

A design and a code invariant under the simple group Co3

Mathematics;mathematics

A Markov model for opportunity maintenance

Maintenance;produktieleer/ produktieplanning

The economic explanation of the jump of the co-state variable

Price Theory;microeconomics

Changing incentives for economic research in the Netherlands

Universities;onderwijs

Density of the f-statistic in the linear model with arbitrarily normal distributed errors

Estimation;mathematische statistiek