View source for Phase I maintenance strategies

__NOTOC__The map below displays, for all countries for which data is available, the phase I maintenance strategies utilised. A table view of the same data is available at the bottom of this page


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<center>''Phase I: Preliminary assessment (Condition assessment - Visual inspection)''</center>


The purpose of Phase I is to remove existing doubts about the performance using fairly simple methods, which must, however, be adequate. The information gained in Phase I must be summarised in a report for the owner and must result in Key Performance Requirement Indexes (KPRs) for the strategic asset management and budget allocation. The performance evaluation is based on anomaly detection and leads to the KPR level or, in case of an insufficient condition, to phase II. In Phase I, the following maintenance strategies can in generally be used
* Corrective Maintenance (predominantly in those classes indicating '''bad''' condition)
* Preventive-Condition based Maintenance (predominantly in those classes indicating '''good''' condition)
* Preventive-Predictive Maintenance ('''hardly ever''' used)


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==Table view of phase I maintenance strategies utilised==
The table below displays, for all countries for which data is available, the phase I maintenance strategies utilised.

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|?Category:Phase I maintenance strategies - Preventive maintenance#Yes,=Preventive maintenance
|?Category:Phase I maintenance strategies - Corrective maintenance#Yes,=Corrective maintenance
|?Category:Phase I maintenance strategies - Predictive maintenance#Yes,=Predictive maintenance}}