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Management Science Letters· 2014

Selection of optimum maintenance strategies based on a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process

Aida Azizi, Kiumars Fathi

Short summary

Reliability (0.255) is the top priority in maintenance strategies for Iranian oil terminals, closely followed by production quality (0.252), cost (0.25), and safety (0.244), according to a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (AHP) investigation.

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Key points

  • Reliability is the highest-ranked factor (0.255) influencing maintenance strategies in Iranian oil terminals.
  • Production quality (0.252), cost (0.25), and safety (0.244) are also critical, with minimal score differences.
  • Priorities within reliability include optimal resource utilization and minimizing production interruptions.
  • Reducing system failures and reworks are key for production quality maintenance.

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Abstract

This paper presents an empirical investigation to rank different factors influencing on maintenance strategies on Iranian oil terminals' company. The study determines four main factors, production quality, reliability, cost and safety. Using fuzzy analytical process, the study determines various factors associated with each main factor and ranks them by performing pairwise comparisons. The results indicate that reliability ranks first (0.255), followed by production quality (0.252), cost (0.25) and safety (0.244). In terms of reliability, the best utilization of resources is number one priority followed by increase access to maintenance tools, reduction in production interruption are among the most important issues. In terms of production quality, reduction in system failure as well as reworks is the most important factors followed by customer satisfaction and defects. In terms of cost items, ease of access to accessories and consulting are important factors followed by necessary software, hardware and training programs. Finally, in terms of safety factors, external, internal and employee services are the most important issues, which are needed to be considered.

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Field: Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

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