All Outputs (5)

Applications of delay time theory to maintenance practice of complex plant (1999)
Thesis
Lee, C. Applications of delay time theory to maintenance practice of complex plant. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

This thesis is concerned with investigating and understanding the role and consequence of different modelling options and parameter estimation options for modelling a complex plant. As systems become more complicated and required new technologies... Read More about Applications of delay time theory to maintenance practice of complex plant.

Delay time analysis in maintenance (1997)
Thesis
Redmond, D. Delay time analysis in maintenance. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

The thesis develops the application of delay time analysis to the area of mathematical modelling of planned maintenance and inspection of industrial systems. Chapter 1 gives an introduction to the history and techniques in use of maintenance model... Read More about Delay time analysis in maintenance.

Maintenance modelling of a major hospital complex (1993)
Thesis
Alzubaidi, H. Maintenance modelling of a major hospital complex. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

By its nature, building maintenance requires an ability to respond to a demand that is random in time, random in nature and random in location. This in turn creates complex operational and logistical problems for management, specially if the property... Read More about Maintenance modelling of a major hospital complex.

Semi-Markov and delay time models of maintenance
Thesis
Choi, K. (1997). Semi-Markov and delay time models of maintenance. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

This thesis is concerned with modelling inspection policies of facilities which Qraduallv deteriorate in time. The context of inspection policies lends itself readily to probabilistic modelling. Indeed, many of the published theoretical models to b... Read More about Semi-Markov and delay time models of maintenance.

Modelling condition monitoring inspection using the delay-time concept
Thesis
Wang, W. (1992). Modelling condition monitoring inspection using the delay-time concept. (Thesis). University of Salford, UK

In the literature on inspection modelling, the failure distribution traditionally plays a fundamental role in model construction in that it is assumed that system failures occur instantly at random time points from new with a known pdf. of time to... Read More about Modelling condition monitoring inspection using the delay-time concept.