5. Conclusions, operational lessons, R&D prospects
The study of aging requires examination of two aspects: modeling degradation and reliability. The importance of :
the OMF methodology and its updating (if OMF is not sufficient to extend service life, it is necessary to avoid aging; OMF is aimed at short-term maintenance; the study of durability is an optimization of long-term maintenance);
strategic feedback: without feedback, it is hardly possible to carry out an ageing study, or to extend the operating life; the absence of feedback encourages insecurity, maintenance costs and renovation expenses;
anticipating deterioration and ageing, to prevent ageing as early as possible.
The ageing study is ultimately a risk analysis approach, the main difficulty of which is certainly the creation...
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