Some maintenance models and availability withimperfect maintenance in production systems
Abstract Minimal repair and perfect repair, discussed extensively in the reliability and maintenance literature, represent two extreme types of repairs. Many repair or maintenance activities may not fall into these two extreme cases. A periodic maintenance model in which both preventive and correcti...
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