Design of Operational Vehicle Maintenance Programme Based on Life Cycle Cost and Reliability Centred Maintenance
Keywords:
operational (on-going) maintenance programme, vehicle life cycle costs, reliability centred maintenance, vehicle durability timeAbstract
This contribution deals with one possible approach to the determination of the on-going vehicle maintenance programme. This approach is based on life cycle costs and a method called "Reliability centred maintenance". The objective of this method is to maintain system functions within required safety limits, maintain an inherent level of safety and reliability, optimise availability, and perform these objectives with minimal total life cycle costs. The design of the on-going vehicle maintenance programme was based on quantitative, qualitative and economic analyses.
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