Title of article
Optimized work control process to improve safety and reliability in a risk-based and deregulated environment
Author/Authors
Anderson، نويسنده , , Jon G and Jeffries، نويسنده , , Jeffrey D.E and Mairs، نويسنده , , Todd P and Rahn، نويسنده , , Frank J، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1999
Pages
5
From page
225
To page
229
Abstract
This paper provides an overview of strategic models to assist power generating plants to improve their work control processes. These models include mechanisms to continually keep the process up to date. Included in the work control process are elements for system cost/performance analysis, life-cycle maintenance planning, on-line scheduling and look-ahead techniques, and schedule implementation to conduct work on the asset. The paper also discusses how risk management associated with work control issues that effect the safety and reliability, as well as O and M costs, is integrated into this strategy.
rk control process is a pervasive and critical element in the successful implementation of operations and work management programs. While providing a method to implement maintenance activities in a cost-effective manner, the work control process improves plant safety and system reliability.
Journal title
Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Serial Year
1999
Journal title
Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Record number
1570727
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