Methodology to Improve the Commissioning of New Plants Integrating the ISO 55000: 2014 and ISO 14224: 2016, Case Study: Solar Photovoltaic and Wind Power

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The commissioning of new plants is a fundamental part of the energy production process, the objective of this article is to present a methodology that allows Improving the Commissioning of wind and solar photovoltaic plants, for this the ISO 55000: 2014 and ISO 14224 standards were taken: 2016 and this results in a four-phase methodology: Phase 1: ISO 14224 Taxonomy Standard. Phase 2: ISO 31000 Standard Criticality. Phase 3: RCM (Reliability Centred Maintenance) Methodology. Phase 4: Contributions of the phases to the requirements of the ISO 55001 standard. It is concluded that by applying this methodology the commissioning of wind and solar photovoltaic plants is improved.

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Correa Correa, E. A., & Franco Cardona, C. J. (2021). Methodology to Improve the Commissioning of New Plants Integrating the ISO 55000: 2014 and ISO 14224: 2016, Case Study: Solar Photovoltaic and Wind Power. Produccion y Limpia, 16(2), 136–159. https://doi.org/10.22507/pml.v16n2a7

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