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J. C. Kohli

Bio: J. C. Kohli is an academic researcher from Panjab University, Chandigarh. The author has contributed to research in topics: Optimal maintenance & Integer programming. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 1 publications receiving 1 citations.

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TL;DR: The paper presents 0-1 integer programming models for the control of maintenance expenditure on thermal generating units and develops a new, simple and efficient tree search method for the solution of the problems.
Abstract: The paper presents 0-1 integer programming models for the control of maintenance expenditure on thermal generating units. Choosing a sound and effective maintenance policy reduces the system down-time and thus increases the revenue to the utility. The objective is aimed at selecting that sot of proposals which will maximize the not present value of its total expected return. The alternative proposals, the forecasts of the net present value of the returns associated with the alternatives, the number of repairmen required for each alternative, and cash outflow required over the next 5 years are available for the analysis. The problem is discussed both under conditions of certainty and uncertainty. A new, simple and efficient tree search method is developed for the solution of the problems. A computer algorithm is developed and results of computation are presented for sample applications.

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TL;DR: In this paper, a number of objective criteria for optimal maintenance scheduling of thermal generators are discussed, based on generation operating cost, reliability indices, deviations from a desired schedule and/or constraints violation penalties.
Abstract: A number of objective criteria for optimal maintenance scheduling of thermal generators is discussed. The criteria are based on generation operating cost, reliability indices, deviations from a desired schedule and/or constraints violation penalties. A comparison of the performance of all these criteria is presented by maintenance scheduling a realistic 30 thermal-unit system. Also, the relationships between the several realibility indices are dicussed.

49 citations