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Optimal State Risk Scheduling Based on Selective Maintenance Strategy

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  • Xingquan Ji
  • Xuan Zhang
  • Yumin Zhang
  • Xueshan Han
  • Ziyang Yin
  • Wei Wang

Abstract

Because stochastic fault cases (i.e., opportunistic maintenance strategy) of the equipment are not considered in the condition-based maintenance decision of the system, which will deviate from the actual situation, a system condition-based maintenance scheduling model considering opportunistic maintenance strategy is proposed in this paper. To implement the system maintenance strategies, the correlation set is formulated by considering the relationship among different equipment. According to renewal process theory, the availability of the correlation set considering planned maintenance and opportunity maintenance is deduced and the maintenance strategy of the system is realized. Then, to reflect the relationship between equipment maintenance and system operation, a system state scheduling model aiming at minimizing the sum of maintenance risk and failure risk as well as considering system resource constraints is proposed, thus obtaining the optimal maintenance schedule based on system state. Finally, a simple test system and IEEE-RTS79 node system are employed to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed maintenance model, and it also verified that the proposed model can be integrated into the power system condition-based maintenance theory.

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  • Xingquan Ji & Xuan Zhang & Yumin Zhang & Xueshan Han & Ziyang Yin & Wei Wang, 2021. "Optimal State Risk Scheduling Based on Selective Maintenance Strategy," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-15, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:9963427
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/9963427
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