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Patrícia Senra et al. / Procedia Manufacturing 11 ( 2017 ) 2123 – 2130 Table 3 - List of maintenance
tasks filtered and ordered Equipment Maintenance Tasks index Line Designation
BIR Designation Due Date Duration t 2N16
GP01
4
Replacing the Stator and Rotor of the Dispensing Pump
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108
t
2 M VT 4
Cleaning the flow tank 09/02/2016 34 t N GP 4 Curtains replacement of in EPM's
10/02/2016 240 t M VT 4 Check flow quantity
10/02/2016 14 t M VT 4 Machine Check
10/02/2016 11 t N
ASY10_0010 3 Replacing Vacuum Pumps (suction cups)
10/02/2016 4 t N FCT50_0010 2
Replace interface needles 09/02/2016 96 t N FCT50_0010 2 Internal cleanliness
09/02/2016 34 t I BUR 1 Maintenance level 1 aparaf. Guides and suction cups (ASI)
09/02/2016 30 t I BUR 1 O-ring replacement
09/02/2016 6 t I BUR 1 Preventive Maintenance
PC - Cooler and Mass 10/02/2016 53 t I BUR 1 Cleaning the oven glasses
10/02/2016 32 Analyzing the Table 3, the allocation process will initiate with t task with a duration of 108 min. The equipment associated is GP which has the following available periods 18:00 to 24:00 at February 9th and 24:00 to 07:00 at February 10th during the schedule period, as shown in Fig. 2. The technicians T and Tare available during the
first available period of GP, and the technicians T and Tare available during the second period. All technicians are available at different instants. In order to respect the due date and minimize the delays, the maintenance tasks will be allocated at the first available instant that all resources are available. Thus, twill be allocated to technician Tat (Fig. 2). The same process will be executed for the second maintenance task (Fig. 3) and soon until one of the resources finishes In Fig. 4 is presented a Gantt chart for all the equipment that have available periods during the schedule period, with all the tasks allocated.
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