PROGnostics based Reliability Analysis for Maintenance Scheduling

Develop a model-based prognostics method integrating the FMECA and PRM approaches

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The main objectives of this project are to develop a model-based prognostics method integrating the FMECA and PRM approaches for the smart prediction of equipment condition, a novel MDSS tool for smart industries maintenance strategy determination and resource management integrating ERP support, and the introduction of an MSP tool to share information between involved personnel. The proposers’ approach is able to improve overall business effectiveness with respect to the following perspectives:

Increasing Availability and then Overall Equipment Effectiveness through increasing of MTBF, and reduction of MTTR and MDT.

Continuously monitoring the criticality of system components by performing/updating the FMECA analysis at first implementation or whenever a variation in the system design or composition occurs.

Building physical-based models of the components which have a higher criticality level or which status is difficult to monitor.

Determining an optimal strategy for the maintenance activities.

Creating a new schedule for the production activities that will optimize the overall system performance through a Smart Scheduling tool ensuring collaboration among the MDSS, the ERP and the RUL Estimation tool.

Providing, in addition to traditional data acquisition and management functions in a machine condition monitoring system, robust and customizable data analysis services by a cloud-based platform.

An Intra Factory Information Service will be developed to allow the company staff to be quickly informed of changes in the machine tool performances and to easily react to eventual production and maintenance activities rescheduling.

The production and maintenance schedule of complete production lines and entire plants will run with real-time flexibility in order to perform at the required level of efficiency, optimize resources and plan repair interventions.

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This project is funded by the @EU_Commission under the #Horizon2020 Programme under grant agreement no. 767287.

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12 May

Throwback from our M24 meeting in Spain.

Several activities have taken place since then, getting us closer and closer to the final demonstrators!!

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12 May

The paper "PROGRAMS project approach to maintenance management" has been accepted for presentation at AMEST 2020 (to be held in Cambridge, UK on Sept. 10-11, 2020) and for publication in electronic preprints. https://www.amest2020.eng.cam.ac.uk/

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8 May

PROGRAMS is now in its final phase. The abnormal situation due to COVID-19 has been dealt by our great team of professionals via new approaches and adequate technologies facilitating the collaboration among the partners and keeping the developments and their fine-tuning alive!

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Project leader: IK4-IDEKO

Project leader: FIDIA

Start/end date: October 2016 - September 2019

Start/end date: October 2017 – September 2020

Grant agreement no. 723853

Grant agreement no. 767287

FOF-02-2016

FOF-09-2017