TRANSITION FROM THE CLASSIC SERVICE OPERATIONS TO THE DECISION SUPPORT IN MAINTENANCE ACTIVITY

This paper introduces the researches performed for highlighting the development from classic service operations to decision support in maintenance activity. The use of the monitoring software of Schindler Company - manufacturer of a different types of elevators - for viewing the operation of the stu...

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Published inProceedings in Manufacturing Systems Vol. 10; no. 1; p. 45
Main Authors Velicu, Stefan, Paunescu, Ionel, Paraschiv, Marius Daniel
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bucharest University "Politehnica" of Bucharest, Machine and Manufacturing Systems Department and Association ICMAS 01.03.2015
Subjects
Belts
Computer programs
Costs
Decision making
Decision support systems
Documentation
Economics
Elevators
Elevators & escalators
End users
Legislation
Maintenance
Maintenance management
Manufacturers
Monitoring
Revisions
Scientific papers
Software
Studies
Transitions
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Summary:This paper introduces the researches performed for highlighting the development from classic service operations to decision support in maintenance activity. The use of the monitoring software of Schindler Company - manufacturer of a different types of elevators - for viewing the operation of the studied technical system elements and the employing of the information collected for decision support in maintenance activity. The studied components are checked at the time indicated by the manufacturer and the monitored rates are measured when the new belt is assembled. If at the time limit the rates do not exceed the values required by the documentation, the system is allowed to run along a period a time increased by about 10% compared to the average time reported by the manufacturer. The research paper demonstrates that the use of a monitoring software helps to support the decision in maintenance activity and to achieve strong economic performances for the end-user.
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ISSN:2067-9238
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