Mathematical Models in Maintenance Planning and Scheduling

  • Duffuaa S
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This chapter presents various advanced mathematical models in the area of maintenance planning and scheduling (MPS) that have high potential of being applied to improve maintenance operations. First, MPS is classified based on function and horizon. The classes resulted include maintenance capacity planning, resource allocation,and maintenance job scheduling. Each class requires a model that captures its characteristics. The models presented in this chapter are based on linear, nonlinear and stochastic programming. Models limitations as well as direction for further research are outlined in the chapter.

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Duffuaa, S. O. (2000). Mathematical Models in Maintenance Planning and Scheduling. In Maintenance, Modeling and Optimization (pp. 39–53). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4329-9_2

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