End-to-End Flow
Consider the following example to understand how you can use the end-to-end condition-based maintenance plans functionality to generate maintenance work orders based on the required criteria for the business need.
An aircraft flight control systems manufacturing company wants to generate maintenance work orders whenever the hydraulic fluid level in the aircraft flight control systems drops lower than 30%. Condition-based maintenance plans feature, leveraging the technical attribute functionality, can be used to achieve this use case.
Prerequisite in Technical Attributes :
1. Create a technical attribute: Hydraulic Fluid Level
◦ Create an attribute group named HFL.
◦ Add the Hydraulic Fluid Level technical attribute to the HFL group.
◦ Create a template match value with the product Flight Control System.
Setup in Maintenance Plans:
◦ Applicable product: Flight Control System
◦ Work rule: For the applicable product Flight Control System, create a work rule with condition type as Criteria, with the following technical attribute selection:
▪ Attribute Template: Fluid Level
▪ Attribute Category: HFL
▪ Attribute: Hydraulic Fluid Level
▪ Operator: Less Than
▪ Attribute Value: 30
End result:
When the FCS maintenance plan process scheduled run occurs, work orders are generated for all the assets of the Product type Flight Control System that have a value lower than 30 in the Hydraulic Fluid Level technical attribute. These work orders are assigned as per the assignment rules specified in the maintenance plan process. You can view the work orders for each maintenance plan in the Conditional Output section of the maintenance plan record.