A decision-making framework to select a maintenance technology

Subtitle
Case of transmission line
Author(s)
SURIYAWONG SARAYUT
Advisor
이성주
Department
일반대학원 산업공학과
Publisher
The Graduate School, Ajou University
Publication Year
2018-02
Language
eng
Keyword
Technology selectionMaintenance technologyTransmission line
Alternative Abstract
Maintenance technology is applied to the assessment of an object’s degradation and plays an important role in increasing corporate performance by enhancing maintenance effectiveness, improving operation costs, and providing better service to customers. However, decision makers may face difficulties due to the emergence and rapid advancement of various available technologies. Additionally, there are other factors and constraints that may affect their selection. However, few previous studies have addressed the issue of a selection strategy with regard to maintenance technologies. Therefore, the purpose of our study was to propose a decision-making framework to select a maintenance technology. The combination of interpretive structural modeling and analytic network process with the benefits, opportunities, costs, and risks model was applied to the prioritization of alternatives. The priorities were then calculated by zero-one goal programming to suggest the most appropriate maintenance technology. The proposed framework was implemented in the case of transmission line maintenance to test its usability and to receive expert feedback. The proposed framework can be implemented in any industry involving the performance of maintenance tasks. The results of employing the framework support decision-making, and can also guide the company in managing an investment or risk with regard to the adoption of new technology.
URI
https://dspace.ajou.ac.kr/handle/2018.oak/11477
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