Maintenance Decision-Making Using Intelligent Prognostics Within a Single Spare Parts Support System
Bowei Zhang1, Changhua Hu1, Jianfei Zheng1
1College of Missile Engineering, Rocket Force University of Engineering, Xi'an 710025, China.
Abstract:
Health management is the foothold of remaining useful life (RUL) prediction, known as 'prognostics'. However, sudden failures in complex systems can lead to increased downtime and maintenance costs, ultimately diminishing system health and availability. Considering intelligent prognostics of components, maintenance decision-making for spare parts ordering and replacement is proposed within a spare parts support system. The decision-making process aims to minimize costs while maximizing availability as its primary objective. It considers spare parts ordering time and replacement time as key decision variables. By developing a maintenance decision-making model, it aims to determine the optimal time for ordering and replacing spare parts. This maintenance approach is designed to provide technical support for effective and rational equipment management decision-making.
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