A RAM extension to enhance ship planned maintenance system

Samet Bicen, M. Celik
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ABSTRACT This study develops a knowledge-based planned maintenance system (PMS) supported by reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) analysis. The system enables maintenance plan revisions based on the data analysis which calculates instant RAM values and predicts the future trends. The visualised data is monitored to support decisions at both the operational and management level. The proposed system is demonstrated with the periodical data of the main engine installed onboard a container ship. Particularly, the data visualization is conducted on fuel injection valves. The results illustrate that the enhanced PMS system adds value to the timely and effective planning of routine and non-routine maintenance tasks onboard ships. Considering the existing potential of PMS applications onboard ships, the RAM analysis provides reasonable contributions to ship engine room crew and technical managers. The further study focuses on developing a maintenance planning app to digitalise the process and to strengthen compliance with ISM Code Clause 10 and TMSA 4A.4 requirements.
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RAM扩展以增强船舶计划维修系统
摘要:本研究开发了一种基于知识的计划维护系统(PMS),该系统支持可靠性、可用性和可维护性(RAM)分析。该系统可以根据数据分析计算即时RAM值并预测未来趋势来修改维护计划。对可视化数据进行监控,以支持运营和管理层面的决策。以某集装箱船上主机的周期数据为例,对该系统进行了验证。特别对燃油喷射阀进行了数据可视化。结果表明,改进后的PMS系统为船舶日常和非日常维修任务的及时有效规划增加了价值。考虑到PMS在船上应用的现有潜力,RAM分析为船舶机舱工作人员和技术管理人员提供了合理的贡献。进一步的研究重点是开发一个维护计划应用程序,以实现过程的数字化,并加强对ISM Code第10条款和TMSA 4A的遵守。4要求。
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Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs
Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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