Reliability-Centered Maintenance¶
Nowlan, F. S., & Heap, H. F. (1978). Reliability-Centered Maintenance.
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- Maintenance assumes the asset remains worth preserving; replacement assumes preservation is no longer economical—an economic-rather-than-technical boundary first formalized rigorously by Nowlan and Heap (1978) in the founding RCM analysis of aircraft component policies.
This sourceUnited Airlines / Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense. Founding RCM document: economic-rather-than-technical analysis of when components warrant continued maintenance versus replacement; reduced DC-10 scheduled overhaul items from hundreds to single digits.
- Maintenance assumes the asset remains worth preserving; replacement assumes preservation is no longer economical—an economic-rather-than-technical boundary first formalized rigorously by Nowlan and Heap (1978) in the founding RCM analysis of aircraft component policies.
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