MAINTENANCE STRATEGY SELECTION OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY: A DESIGN SCIENCE RESEARCH APPROACH
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Valerio A. P. Salomon
Fernando A. S. Marins
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The steel industry is a major global player in the world economy and significantly contributes to a country’s development. Maintenance is indispensable for the productivity of steel industry assets. The growing use of high-precision operations in these organizations makes hydraulic systems a critical concern. Multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods can facilitate decision-making, particularly with decisions about the best maintenance policies/strategies to be employed. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is a consolidated and appropriate method for dealing with multiple factors and uncertainty. This research proposes a model to support decision-making for selecting a maintenance strategy for hydraulic systems in steel plants. The development of this model followed the Design Science Research (DSR) methodology, which has five stages. The main scientific contribution of this research is to demonstrate that the AHP allows a landscape with a qualitative approach regarding the maintenance strategy selection of hydraulic systems in the steel industry, which enables the development of a hierarchical framework that incorporates four maintenance strategies, criteria, and sub-criteria identified in the current literature. The criteria of cost, safety, reliability, quality, and feasibility were examined to determine the best maintenance strategy to be applied. Predictive maintenance was selected as the priority strategy, while safety was the criterion with the highest added value. The sensitivity analysis confirmed the robustness of the framework, showing that classifications remained stable even when the weights of the criteria varied.
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steel industry, maintenance, hydraulic systems, design science research, framework, AHP
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