This book surveys the recent development of maintenance theory, advanced maintenance techniques with shock and damage models, and their applications in computer systems dealing with efficiency problems. It also equips readers to handle multiple maintenance, informs maintenance policies, and explores comparative methods for several different kinds of maintenance. Further, it discusses shock and damage modelling as an important failure mechanism for reliability systems, and extensively explores the degradation processes, failure modes, and maintenance characteristics of modern, highly complex systems, especially for some key mechanical systems designed for specific tasks.

Provides insights into new research topics in maintenance theory and optimization techniques in reliability engineering Equips readers to handle multiple maintenance, informs maintenance policies, and explores comparative methods for several different kinds of maintenance Serves as a comprehensive, ready reference resource for workers involved with reliability and management systems Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Inhalt
Introduction.- Shock and Damage Models.- Standard Maintenance Policies.- Multiple Maintenance Policies.- Uncertain Failure Models.- Job Completion Models.- Inspection Policies.- Comparative Methods.- Generational Garbage Collection.- Incremental Backup.- Other Extended Models.