Ship
machinery maintenance is a core technical aspect to achieve expected
reliability, availability and efficiency in system level. Since maintenance
practiceon-board ships is so critical, the integrity of planning, coordination
and execution stages are expected to be well functioned. At this insight, this
study considers the implementation potential of maintenance 4.0, relatively a
new concept defined within industrial 4.0 initiative, in marine engineering
field. In detail, the generic design and implementation requirements of
maintenance 4.0 including key opportunities and challenges are identified.
Moreover, a comprehensive requirement analysis is conducted to adopt
maintenance 4.0 concept into ship machinery systems of existing and newbuilding
merchant ships.
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Publication Date | June 30, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 |
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