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CBM Optimization – Complex items. An item is a group of components that is convenient to monitor and analyze together Equipment units, as defined in the CMMS asset register are, in general, well defined items. A complex item is an item with more than one significant failure mode. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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CBM Optimization – Complex items
An item is a group of components that is convenient to monitor and analyze together
Equipment units, as defined in the CMMS asset register are, in general, well defined items.
A complex item is an item with more than one significant failure mode.
Slide 2
EXAKT data model
Inspections
IdentDateWorkingAgeCovariate1NameCovariate2Name….Comment
Events
IdentDateWorkingAgeEventComment
EventsDescription
EventNamePrecedenceComment
VarDescription
VariableNameMeasureUnitWarnLimit1WarnLimit2…Comment
CovariatesOnEvent
EventStartingDateEndingDateCovariate1NameCovariate2Name…Comment
IdentToModel
ModelNameIdentNameDate
EventToModel
ModelNameInputEventNameOutputEventNameInputPOutputP
VarToModel
ModelNameInputVariableNameOutputVariableNameVariableDataTypeMeasureUnitWarnLimit1WarnLimt2...
These are data mapping tables. They enable the analysis of complex items and are automatically populated by EXAKT in the mapping procedure to be discussed in Slide 5
Slide 3
Attach external database(s) to the analysis
Slide 4
General project data
Slide 5
Data mapping of the first failure mode on Gearbox A
Slide 6
Build the proportional hazard model
Age not significant. So fix shape parameter to one.
Slide 7
Final model – reliability is age independent
Slide 8
Transition and Decision models
Slide 9
Cost function
Slide 10
Decisions
Slide 11
Creating the DMDR database
Slide 12
Attach the DMDR database tables
Slide 13
Store decision model
Slide 14
EXAKT for decisions
Slide 15
Attach DMDR tables
Slide 16
Create a report list and run the models
Slide 17
Graphics
Replacement Decision Failure Risk
Conditional Distribution Function
Conditional Density Function
Slide 18
All Units report