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Condition Based Maintenance Policy for Crankcase Lubricating Oil in Diesel Locomotives

Applied Sciences

Multi-State Diagnosis and Prognosis of Lubricating Oil Degradation using Sticky Hierarchical Dirichlet Process -Hidden Markov Model Framework

Effect of Information Sharing on Supply Chain Management: A Case Study

IEEE Access

Lubricating oil remaining useful life prediction using Multi-output Gaussian Process Regression

IEEE International Conference on Sensing, Diagnostics, Prognostics and {\ldots}

Lubricating oil degradation modeling and prognostics using Wiener Process

Lubrication Oil Degradation Trajectories: Prognosis with ARIMA and Bayesian Models

Life Cycle Reliability and Safety Engineering

Maintenance imperfection centered Performance Management Framework

IIT Delhi

Maintenance performance management models for repairable systems

The paper attempts to model the imperfect repair with the concept of arithmetic reduction of age (ARA) and also sequentially incorporates the effect of imperfect corrective and preventive maintenance. Four virtual age processes are devised to describe the various after repair restoration patterns as well as different restoration degrees for both CM and PM. The GRP maximum likelihood estimators (MLE) are derived and then used for parameter estimation. The expected number of failures for the proposed approaches are estimated using Monte Carlo simulation. Two different repair effectiveness indices for CM and PM are estimated for all the four approaches to provide a better insight of the maintenance processes. The residual life is predicted using residual mean time to failure based on virtual age at each repair point. The paper concludes with comparative analysis to get adequate insights into the goodness of fit for the proposed models. © RAMS Consultants.

International Journal of Performability Engineering

Maintenance Modelling using Generalized Renewal Process for Sequential Imperfect Corrective and Preventive Maintenance

International Congress EuroMaintenance 2014, Helsinki, Finland

Reliability analysis of Human Error servicing in imperfect locomotive maintenance

Many models and methodologies are available to deal with imperfect repair for repairable systems. Initial attempts at modeling imperfect repair using the (p, q) rule that defined the two extremities of imperfect repair-perfect renewal and minimal repair were effectively extended by Kijima and Sumita. They developed the generalized renewal theory from the renewal theory in the context of imperfect repair and applied it to repairable systems with the concept of virtual age. Since this pioneering work, much of imperfect repair modeling literature builds up on Kijima's models based on the Generalized Renewal Process (GRP). The paper conducts a survey for imperfect repair of repairable systems using GRP based on arithmetic reduction of age (ARA) and arithmetic reduction of intensity (ARI) concepts in general and Kijima models in particular. In addition to the theoretical development of Kijima models and its extensions, the review highlights their applications such as designing maintenance policies based on the concept of ARA. The survey will be useful to researchers in providing a starting point to develop appropriate models that suit their application oriented requirements. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.

Reliability Engineering \& System Safety

Imperfect repair modeling using Kijima type generalized renewal process