On a cold standby repairable deteriorating system subject to random shocks and stochastic lead time via phase type quasi-renewal processes

Purpose The objective of this article is to investigate a shock model for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with non-negligible phase type quasi-renewal process maintenance times and threshold with spare. Design/methodology/approach This paper aims to assess the significance of a property of phase type quasi-renewal processes, it is easy to evaluate the theory concept of a cold standby repairable deteriorating system subject to random shocks and stochastic lead time via phase type quasi-renewal processes. Findings The current research work obtained an optimal replacement policy N * analytically and numerically for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with spare using a phase type quasi-renewal process. Originality/value The study of a random threshold shock model for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with spare via-phase type quasi-renewal processes has not been reported anywhere in the literature. In addition, in such a context, an optimal replacement policy N * has not been obtained analytically. The current research paper is to bridge the gap in the literature. The numerical example presented indicates that a maintenance policy suggested in this article aids in generating a significantly.

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International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management
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2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.1108/ijqrm-12-2020-0406
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Reliability and Maintenance Optimization
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On a cold standby repairable deteriorating system subject to random shocks and stochastic lead time via phase type quasi-renewal processes

R. Shenbagam, Sarada Yedida
International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management
Reliability and Maintenance Optimization
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On a cold standby repairable deteriorating system subject to random shocks and stochastic lead time via phase type quasi-renewal processes

R. Shenbagam, Sarada Yedida
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Purpose The objective of this article is to investigate a shock model for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with non-negligible phase type quasi-renewal process maintenance times and threshold with spare. Design/methodology/approach This paper aims to assess the significance of a property of phase type quasi-renewal processes, it is easy to evaluate the theory concept of a cold standby repairable deteriorating system subject to random shocks and stochastic lead time via phase type quasi-renewal processes. Findings The current research work obtained an optimal replacement policy N * analytically and numerically for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with spare using a phase type quasi-renewal process. Originality/value The study of a random threshold shock model for a cold standby repairable deteriorating system with spare via-phase type quasi-renewal processes has not been reported anywhere in the literature. In addition, in such a context, an optimal replacement policy N * has not been obtained analytically. The current research paper is to bridge the gap in the literature. The numerical example presented indicates that a maintenance policy suggested in this article aids in generating a significantly.

International Journal of Quality & Reliability ManagementVol. 42(5)
Anna University, Chennai (IN), B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science & Technology (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Reliability and Maintenance Optimization
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