Reliability centred maintenance¶
Rausand, M., & Vatn, J. (2008). Reliability centred maintenance. Complex System Maintenance Handbook.
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Primes¶
- Maintenance
- A core function of "maintenance" is to shift focus from episodic events (the catastrophic failure, the emergency repair) to systemic properties: the decay rate, the cost of prevention per unit time, the economic lifetime of the asset, and the steady-state resource allocation required to preserve function, as Rausand and Vatn (2008) systematize in their RCM framework.
This sourceSystematizes RCM as a focus on decay rates, prevention costs, and steady-state resource allocation rather than episodic failure response.
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Supplies the general RCM frame (systematic, failure-mode-driven planning of preventive maintenance) but not the decay-rate, prevention-cost, economic-lifetime, or steady-state allocation properties the claim attributes to it.
“A major advantage of the RCM analysis process is a structured, and traceable approach to determine the optimal type of preventive maintenance (PM).”
- A core function of "maintenance" is to shift focus from episodic events (the catastrophic failure, the emergency repair) to systemic properties: the decay rate, the cost of prevention per unit time, the economic lifetime of the asset, and the steady-state resource allocation required to preserve function, as Rausand and Vatn (2008) systematize in their RCM framework.
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