同一系统园区利润最大化的维护资源配置

W. Zhu, B. Castanier
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对于由一组相同系统组成的公园(系统的系统),每个时间单元的任务由所有生存系统共享,这些生存系统可以被过度开发以实现全球公园目标。这种过度开发对每个单独的系统都是有压力的,并增加了其各自的退化。这将导致在下一次计划维护之前系统故障的可能性增加。否则,系统可能受到操作限制,例如由于过度退化而减少开发。这种限制可能影响总体目标。本文研究了一个由n个相同系统组成的园区,在连续两个维修周期内,为保证给定的生产目标,维修资源的分配问题。由于累积负载,每个系统都在退化,只能在计划维护期间全部或部分更新。我们建议在上述不同的假设条件下,构建一个基于仿真的模型,对给定时间范围内不同维修分配政策下整个园区的利润进行评估。
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Maintenance resources allocation for the profit maximization of a park of identical systems
For the park (system of systems) consisting of a set of identical systems, the mission of each time unit is shared by all the survival systems which could be overexploited to achieve the global park objective. This overexploitation is stressful for each individual system and increases its respective degradation. This leads to increase the probability of failure of the system before the next planned maintenance. Otherwise, the system can be subject to operational constraints such as the reduction of exploitation because of an excessive degradation. Such constraint could affect the overall objective. We propose in this study to analyze the problem of the maintenance resource allocation on a park of n identical systems for ensuring a given production goal on a two successive maintenance period. Each system is degrading due to cumulative load and can be totally or partially renewed only during planned maintenance. We propose to construct a simulation-based model for the profit assessment of the whole park on a given time horizon for different maintenance allocation policies given the different assumptions described above.
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