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An intelligent approach to optimal predictive maintenance strategy defining


Abstract:

The rapid growth of industries has complicated the systems functioning and has intensified the maintenance process. This emphasizes the need for effective maintenance pla...Show More

Abstract:

The rapid growth of industries has complicated the systems functioning and has intensified the maintenance process. This emphasizes the need for effective maintenance planning. The improvement in maintenance technology relies on predictive maintenance, which is based on the determination of a machine condition while in operation. Maintenance planning is complex problem involving condition monitoring and expert knowledge. In the paper, an intelligent approach to optimal predictive maintenance strategy defining is proposed. It is based on methodology for predictive maintenance that increases reliability by determining the optimal maintenance strategy. For the goal, an algorithm based on cost-benefit analysis and optimization tasks solution is developed. The proposed approach to optimal predictive maintenance is demonstrated on the example of real vibrating feeder data. The results of numerical illustration show the applicability of intelligent decision making for optimal predictive maintenance strategy defining.
Published in: 2013 IEEE INISTA
Date of Conference: 19-21 June 2013
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 15 August 2013
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Conference Location: Albena, Bulgaria

I. Introduction

Technological development resulted in increased complexity in both industrial machinery and production systems. The modern industry is constantly demanding for work at high reliability, low environmental risks, and human safety while operating their processes at maximum yield. Therefore, prevention of failures and early detection of incipient machine and systems problems increase the useful operating life of plant machinery. Fault detection and diagnosis in the early stages of damage is necessary to prevent their malfunctioning and failure during operation. This will reflect in substantial benefits achieved through the use of optimization techniques in plant operations by improving the resource utilization at different levels of decision-making process. The premise of condition based maintenance is that regular monitoring of the actual mechanical condition of equipment and operating efficiency of process systems will ensure the maximum interval between repairs; minimize the number and cost of unscheduled outages created by machines failures and improve the overall availability of operating plants [1]. One of the most cost effective maintenance techniques is condition based maintenance.

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