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Time to time, systems deteriorate due to different reasons. In order to provide safety and functionality of these systems, maintenance planning is crucial. But taking maintenance actions mean interrupting the service which is likely to be minimized. Furthermore, life cycle costs are increasing the more interventions are carried out. Therefore, finding a balance between deterioration and maintenance is one important goal in our engineering world.<\/p>\n

Within this project, different individual systems are integrated to one bigger system. An holistic integration model is, then, established. These subsystems have different relationships to each other wherefore the interactions need to be studied first regarding their connections and maintenance strategies. Then, different scenarios are analyzed by making use of Pareto Frontier. The focus of this goal is to simultaneously minimize the duration of interventions and maximize the distance between those interventions.<\/p>\n

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