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The Maintenance of a Scale of Illuminance with Quartz Halogen Tungsten Filament Lamps
W J Brown
Polyfire project- an example of an industrial research project promoting safe industrial production
of fire-resistant nanocomposites
C Vaquero, J López de Ipiña, N Galarza et al.
A Web portal for the Engineering and Equipment Data Management System at CERN
A Tsyganov, S Petit, P Martel et al.
Research for full-term forecasting model of production rate with multiple life cycle
Yan Wende, Yuan Yingzhong, Liu Jun et al.
Failure analysis and lessons learned on LHC experiments crate and power supply equipment
V. Bobillier and S. Mico
Architecture and Key Techniques of Augmented Reality Maintenance Guiding System for Civil Aircrafts
Zhou hong and Lu Wenhua
Research on equipment maintenance support based on fuzzy multiple attribute decision making
Jing-yi JIAO
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1 Introduction
Maintainability is design attribute of the system and maintenance requirement is influential for product
safety during the operation. Therefore, it is necessary to determine maintenance requirements in
design phase. Maintenance advantage has been recognized in the running of the equipment, but
considered insufficient in life cycle [1]. Terotechnology changes the traditional concept that
maintenance only works in the operational sage, makes the maintenance work forward and considers
maintainability as design principle in development phase [2,3]. What’s more, it is essential to
implement selective maintenance in life cycle, including planning, design, procurement, assembly,
commissioning and running, until replacement or retirement, which thereby reduces the system life
cycle cost (LCC) [4,5].
With the rapid development of building industry and maintenance technology, the large equipment
structure is increasingly complex, the automation technology continues to improve, and the reliability
and maintainability requirements have gradually improved for marine power system. Most large
equipment companies lack of complete equipment maintenance program or repair plan, as well as
systematic analysis and research for equipment maintenance management. In most cases, many types
of unused equipment are just renewed with little failure analysis. At the same time, equipment
maintenance is not enough in effective budget control and strong support from the management layer.
Furthermore, large equipment enterprises usually confuse the maintenance management and
equipment monitor that directly result to maintenance schedule out of order.
Therefore, in order to avoid such phenomena as the excess or lack of maintenance, this essay
attempts to convert the traditional posterior maintenance or preventive maintenance to preventive
maintenance in life cycle based on prognostics and health management (PHM) [7,8]. It forecasts the
running status and operating cost of large equipment equipment in life cycle, optimizes maintenance
decision and formulate dynamic maintenance schedule, which conducts large equipment integrated
maintenance management in life cycle[9].
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maintenance database
maintenance program
monitoring
monitoring object
object
maintenance
maintenance
data
data acquisition
acquisition and
and processing
processing database
database
condition
condition monitoring
monitoring
prognisitic
prognisitic health
health assessment
assessment
PHM
PHM
health
health
optimal
optimal maintenance
maintenance cycle
cycle
management
management
maintenance repair
repair plan
plan
maintenance program
program
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4 Application analysis
For the newly-built Waterway Bureau dredger -long whale II, which is self-propelled and trailing
suction, it establishes the ship maintenance program optimization system in life cycle based on PHM.
In figure 6, the optimization system is divided into three subsystems, including the shipboard
monitoring and management subsystem, the maintenance center management subsystem and the ship-
to-shore radio communication subsystem. The shipboard monitoring and management system
monitors the major equipment and conducts the maintenance or maintain of the ship. The subsystem
carries out the data acquisition, transmission and monitoring independent. The maintenance center
management subsystem receives the online real-time data of the shipboard monitoring subsystem and
completes functions of condition monitoring, health assessment, failure prediction, maintenance
management and emergency dispatch. The ship-to-shore radio communication subsystem is the
approach to connect the shipboard monitoring and management subsystem and the maintenance center
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management subsystem. It completes the ship-shore wireless communications and data transmission.
5 Conclusion
First of all, through analyzing the maintenance characteristics of the various phases in life cycle, it can
be found maintenance is essential in each phase of the system. It is important to change the traditional
maintenance concept, research on the maintenance system in life cycle, instead of considering
maintenance only in the running phase.
Secondly, it is difficult to formulate a comprehensive maintenance program based on the traditional
maintenance concept. Therefore, it is significant to establish the auxiliary platform of ship
maintenance program based on PHM by means of data acquisition and processing, condition
monitoring, health assessment, failure prediction and comprehensive security analysis of many ship
equipments.
In brief, it helps much more to formulate the ship maintenance program with technology means than
only personal experience and reform the traditional posterior maintenance and the scheduled
maintenance by maintenance work during the life cycle.
Acknowledgements
This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) (Grant No.
51505345), the Science and technology research project of Education Department of Hubei
Province(Grant No. Q20151105) and the Hubei Key Laboratory of Power System Design and Test for
Electrical Vehicle(Grant No. HBUASEV2015F005).
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