TR100: The Intelligent Real-Time Maintenance Management (IRTMM) System: Support for Integrated Value-Based Maintenance Planning

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Abstract: The overall objective of the Intelligent Real-Time Maintenance Management (IRTMM) project is to help process plant owners perform value-based plant maintenance, i.e., to perform maintenance as needed for engineering and business reasons, rather than periodically (i.e., need-it-or-not) or following a breakdown. The system includes three coupled functions, each implemented as on independent software module: Situation Assessment (SA), planning and Value Analysis (VA). Users interact with the system using a graphic user interface that displays interactive Process and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID's) and various tables, charts and graphs. The modules share a symbolic plant model that describes plant components, their attributes and their connectivity. Since the plant processes include pumping, steam generation and fluid flow, the process model is general, and the planning and business models are also very general. The system has been tested successfully with test cases provided by power company utilities and from a large process plant.

Type of resource	text
Date created	January 1995

Subject	CIFE
Subject	Center for Integrated Facility Engineering
Subject	Stanford University
Subject	Intelligent Real-Time Maintenance Management
Subject	IRTMM
Subject	Planning
Subject	Process and Instrumentation Diagrams
Subject	Situation Assessment
Subject	Value Analysis
Genre	Technical report

Related Publication	Lin, Shouh-Dauh and Kunz, John and Teicholz, Paul. (1994). TR099: IRTMM Value Analysis Module. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/kh670sh5462
Related item	Title TR099: IRTMM Value Analysis Module
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/tg222gx7093

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Preferred Citation: Kunz, John and Jin, Yan and Levitt, Raymond E. and Lin, Shouh-Dauh and Teicholz, Paul. (1995). TR100: The Intelligent Real-Time Maintenance Management (IRTMM) System: Support for Integrated Value-Based Maintenance Planning. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/tg222gx7093

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