Using Condition Based Maintenance to Improve the Profitability of Performance Based Logistic Contracts

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Published Mar 26, 2021
Johan Reimann Greg Kacprzynski Dennis Cabral Robson Marini

Abstract

This paper outlines a scheduling algorithm which leverages Condition-Based Maintenance (CBM) data to determine when maintenance should be performed. The objective of the scheduler is to reduce the cost associated with Performance-Based Logistics contracts, which ultimately improves the profit margins of Product Support Providers.An example consisting of 50 aircraft for which regular recurring maintenance and CBM actions are required is analyzed as a representative problem both in term of complexity and scale. The results indicate that significant cost savings can be achieved by utilizing a CBM scheduling algorithm. In addition, to the maintenance cost savings, the CBM scheduling algorithm is also able to identify potential resource limitations within the maintenance organization.

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Reimann, J. ., Kacprzynski, G. ., Cabral, D. ., & Marini, R. . (2021). Using Condition Based Maintenance to Improve the Profitability of Performance Based Logistic Contracts. Annual Conference of the PHM Society, 1(1). Retrieved from https://papers.phmsociety.org/index.php/phmconf/article/view/1685
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Keywords

classification, condition based maintenance (CBM), cost-benefit analysis, economics and cost-benefit analysis, fleet-level optimization, performance based logistics (PBL), platform operational availability

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Technical Research Papers