Maintenance Strategies and Spare Parts Inventory Management for Use of Reconditioned Items
- 1 Doctoral School for Sustainable Development and Society, Iba Der Thiam University, Thies, Senegal
- 2 Doctoral School for Sustainable Development and Society, Iba Der Thiam University, Thies, Senegal
Abstract
The maintenance management of construction equipment occupies a prominent place in the overall strategy for managing the equipment fleet. It is also linked to the management of the stock of spare parts and particularly reconditioned spare parts. Because of the relatively low purchase cost of these, most companies are tempted by this option. The purpose of this article is precisely to study the impact of this category of parts in the stock and also in the optimization of maintenance costs, knowing that to do this; their use must obey certain constraints. It is therefore important to be able to characterize these reconditioned parts by estimating their optimal age, and studying their advantages and also their limits. The determination of the optimal age of reconditioned parts will be such that the total cost of replacement with used parts is at most equal to the total cost of replacement with new parts at the end of the operating period.
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