An overview of time-based and condition-based maintenance in industrial application
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...4 Table 1 Comparison of the most common maintenance strategies [9, 10]....
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...Maintenance strategies can be broadly classified into Corrective Maintenance and Preventive Maintenance strategies [109, 110]....
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...From a maintenance point of view, prognostics is superior to diagnostics in the sense that prognostics can prevent unexpected failures, thus saving unplanned maintenance costs (Jardine et al., 2006)....
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...Jardine et al. (2006) stated that two main limitation of continuous monitoring exist: it is expensive because many special devices are required and inaccurate information may be obtained because the continuous flow of data creates increased noise....
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...According to Jardine, Lin, and Banjevic (2006), CBM is a maintenance program that recommends maintenance actions (decisions) based on the information collected through condition monitoring process....
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...According to Jardine et al. (2006), CBM data can be classified into three types: value type, waveform type, and multi-dimensional type....
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...According to Dekker (1996) the use of the optimisation approach in mainte-...
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...According to Dekker (1996) the use of the optimisation approach in maintenance decision making is rarely needed in practice....
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...For example, an engineer may require only a few years to obtain a sufficient set of data to derive tight confident intervals for analysing/modelling purposes, while others may require more or less (Dekker, 1996)....
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