Maintenance Work Order Based on Event-Driven Information of Condition-Monitoring Systems—A Genetic Algorithm for Scheduling and Rescheduling of Dynamic Maintenance Orders

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Abstract

By being able to calculate a machines remaining lifetime, event-driven maintenance actions can be initiated and scheduled ad-hoc into the existing working plan. Today’s maintenance management systems work mainly based on regular and cyclic services. This paper describes a new methodology to prioritize event-driven maintenance workloads driven by information from condition monitoring systems. It proposes an approach to rebuild an existing working plan automatically exploiting genetic algorithms. Accordingly, the paper gives a valuable insight regarding requirements for the integration of condition monitoring systems into maintenance operation and a possible approach to solve this issue.

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Lewandowski, M., Siebenand, O., Oelker, S., & Scholz-Reiter, B. (2013). Maintenance Work Order Based on Event-Driven Information of Condition-Monitoring Systems—A Genetic Algorithm for Scheduling and Rescheduling of Dynamic Maintenance Orders. In Lecture Notes in Logistics (pp. 395–404). Springer Science and Business Media B.V. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35966-8_33

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