Sequential inspection strategy for multiple systems under availability requirement.
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Recommendations
- Availability of periodically inspected systems subject to Markovian degradation
- Availability analysis of periodically inspected systems with random walk model
- Availability of a periodically inspected system under perfect repair
- Two optimization models of the optimum inspection problem
- An optimal inspection–repair–replacement policy for standby systems
Cites work
- Comparison of sequential and continuous inspection strategies for deteriorating systems
- Improved inspection schemes for deteriorating equipment
- Inspection interval for maximum future reliability using the delay time model
- Optimal inspection and replacement policies for multi-state deteriorating systems
- Optimal inspection policies for a storage system with degradation at periodic tests.
- Sequential inspection sampling to avoid failure critical items being in an at risk condition
Cited in
(6)- State probability of a series-parallel repairable system with two-types of failure states
- A further study on reliable life estimation under ranked set sampling
- Sequential inspection sampling to avoid failure critical items being in an at risk condition
- Multi-stage optimization for periodic inspection planning of geo-distributed infrastructure systems
- Preventive replacement for systems with condition monitoring and additional manual inspections
- Sequencing counts: a combined approach for sequencing and selecting costly unreliable off-line inspections
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