Decision and Optimization for Preventive Replacement Contents of Ship Equipment with Multistate System

Jia Liu; Jian Wei Lv; Jing Bo Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.741.594

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Decision and Optimization for Preventive Replacement Contents of Ship Equipment with Multistate System

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To scientifically analyze the preventive replacement contents of ship equipment with multiple performance states during sea service, this paper builds a Pareto optimality model for replacement contents based on mission reliability, replacement time and replacement cost, brings forward a heuristic algorithm to constantly eliminate non-inferior solution and impossible solution, and presents a case analysis to verify accuracy of model and operability of algorithm.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 741)

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Jia Liu*, Jian Wei Lv, Jing Bo Yan

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Component Replacement, Multistate System, Pareto Optimality

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