A Production Scheduling Model with Maintenance

Iwona Paprocka; Wojciech M. Kempa; Krzysztof Kalinowski; Cezary Grabowik

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1036.885

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A Production Scheduling Model with Maintenance

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In the paper, a production model with maintenance is presented. Successive failure-free times of a bottleneck are supposed to have predefined distributions and are followed by distributed times of repair. Having values of parameters: Mean Time To Failure and Mean Time of Repair, a predictive schedule is generated. To assess wastes due to unplanned events of the bottleneck, such as unplanned downtime the Overall Equipment Effectiveness indicator is applied. To assess failure rate of the bottleneck the Parts Per Million Opportunities indicator is applied. Prediction capability, detection capability of a failure and effects of the failure occurrence are evaluated and registered in the Exploitation Failure Mode and Effects Analysis form. The objective of the presented predictive scheduling model is to achieve: zero machines failures, zero defects, zero accidents at work.

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Iwona Paprocka*, Wojciech M. Kempa, Krzysztof Kalinowski, Cezary Grabowik

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Effects Analysis, Failure Mode, Maintenance Scheduling, Mean Time to Failure (MTTF), Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Predictive Scheduling, Reliability Function

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