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Costs associated with traditional maintenance strategies [1]. 

Costs associated with traditional maintenance strategies [1]. 

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Figure 1. Costs associated with traditional maintenance strategies [1]. 
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  • May 2017
The demand for wind energy grows at exponential rates. At the same time improving reliability, reduced operation and maintenance costs are the key priorities in wind tur-bine maintenance strategies [1]. This paper provides information about a novel online oil condition monitoring system to give a solution to the mentioned priorities. The presented...
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... general, the field of maintenance can be divided into three sectors: preventive (time-based), intelligent (condition-based) and reactive maintenance (run to failure), which show different dependencies between costs and number of failures. Figure 1 shows the costs associated with the different strategies [1]. From this graph, the optimal point in terms of costs and number of failures can be identified within the center of the intelligent maintenance sector; intelligent maintenance can be realized with an online condition monitoring solution. ...