- Types of maintenance
- Preventive maintenance
- Breakdown maintenance
- The diagram on maintenance costts (re: Figure 8.1 of Panneerselvam (2001, pg. 101).)
- Determination of economic life of an asset (re: Figure 8.2 of Panneerselvam (2001, pg. 102).)
- Capital recovery cost
- Average operating and maintenance cost
- Replacement of existing asset with a new asset
- Capital recovery with return
- Concept of challenger and defender
- Simple probabilistic model for items which fail completely
Diagram as related to lecture notes (pg. 7):
For case 2 above, choose defender or challenger depending on the minimum EAC of them. (Each of them should have a range of EAC depending on years of usage; minimum EAC for an equipment (based on a particular usage duration [no. of years] also determines the economic life of that equipment because its EAC is minimum among the "range of years" of usage considered).
References
- Panneerselvam, R. (2001) "Chapter 8: Replacement and Maintenance Analysis" Engineering Economics, Prentice-Hall of India
- Replacement analysis exercises and answers: http://www.us.oup.com/us/pdf/engineeringecon/Chapter10.pdf
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