Asset Register Structure
An efficient evaluation system is established through module and CAP classifications that take into account the characteristics of numerous assets and their operating environments.
- Module Classification: Classified into 31 module types by considering the characteristics and impact factors of metropolitan water supply business sites.
- CAP Classification: Classifies asset management levels by considering whether real-time monitoring, diagnosis, inspection, and maintenance are required.
Condition Assessment and Remaining Useful Life Prediction
Quantitative and qualitative asset condition assessments are performed by analyzing failure types by asset and considering the impact factors of individual facilities.
- Just as biological age is predicted based on physical health checkup results, remaining useful life is predicted based on facility asset condition assessment results.
- Investment plans are established by deriving replacement priorities.
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Biological Age Prediction from Health Checkups -
Pump Remaining Useful Life Prediction (Example)
Establishment of an Optimal Investment Plan
Based on LoS and BRE results, the Risk Priority Number (RPN) is calculated and investment priorities are determined to establish an optimal investment plan.
By determining the optimal renewal/replacement timing for individual assets and establishing maintenance strategies, maintenance costs can be reduced and investment effects can be maximized.