Research on Prediction Method and Model for Maintenance Spare Parts Requirements of Armored Equipments in Wartime

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Nowadays we mainly take a method with proportion-coefficient basing experience to predict the carrying maintenance spare parts of armored equipments in wartime. However, the method does not accord with the expending law of maintenance spare parts in wartime. So in the paper we take support degree model and a method with phase support degree to define the rough carrying amount firstly for settling the problem. Then we take marginal utility analysis basing the restriction of transporting capability to optimizing the carrying amount of spare parts in wartime.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 317-319)

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2378-2382

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August 2011

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