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Maintenance of Smart Buildings using Fault Trees

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arxiv 1806.05174 v2 pith:EWFU7PJS submitted 2018-06-13 cs.SY cs.SY

Maintenance of Smart Buildings using Fault Trees

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keywords maintenancesystemdependabilitytimecostsfaultframeworkmetrics
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Timely maintenance is an important means of increasing system dependability and life span. Fault Maintenance trees (FMTs) are an innovative framework incorporating both maintenance strategies and degradation models and serve as a good planning platform for balancing total costs (operational and maintenance) with dependability of a system. In this work, we apply the FMT formalism to a {Smart Building} application and propose a framework that efficiently encodes the FMT into Continuous Time Markov Chains. This allows us to obtain system dependability metrics such as system reliability and mean time to failure, as well as costs of maintenance and failures over time, for different maintenance policies. We illustrate the pertinence of our approach by evaluating various dependability metrics and maintenance strategies of a Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning system.

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