• SN EN 13306 : 2010

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    MAINTENANCE - MAINTENANCE TERMINOLOGY

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    Superseded date:  09-03-2018

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    Published date:  01-12-2013

    Publisher:  Swiss Standards

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    Foreword
    Introduction
    1 Scope
    2 Fundamental terms
       2.1 Maintenance
       2.2 Maintenance management
       2.3 Maintenance objectives
       2.4 Maintenance strategy
       2.5 Maintenance plan
       2.6 Required function
       2.7 Dependability
       2.8 Maintenance supportability
    3 Item related terms
       3.1 Item
       3.2 Asset
       3.3 Repairable item
       3.4 Repaired item
       3.5 Consumable item
       3.6 Spare part
       3.7 Indenture level
    4 Properties of items
       4.1 Availability
       4.2 Reliability
       4.3 Maintainability
       4.4 Conformity
       4.5 Durability
       4.6 Redundancy
       4.7 Active redundancy
       4.8 Standby redundancy
       4.9 Useful life
       4.10 Rate of occurrence of failure
    5 Failures and events
       5.1 Failure
       5.2 Failure cause
       5.3 Wear-out-failure
       5.4 Ageing failure
       5.5 Degradation
       5.6 Common cause failure
       5.7 Primary failure
       5.8 Secondary failure
       5.9 Sudden failure
       5.10 Failure mechanism
    6 Faults and states
       6.1 Fault
       6.2 Fault masking
       6.3 Latent fault
       6.4 Partial fault
       6.5 Fault mode
       6.6 Actual state
       6.7 Up state
       6.8 Degraded state
       6.9 Down state
       6.10 Disabled state
       6.11 External disabled state
       6.12 Operating state
       6.13 Idle state
       6.14 Standby state
       6.15 Hazardous state
       6.16 Shut-down
    7 Maintenance types and strategies
       7.1 Preventive maintenance
       7.2 Scheduled maintenance
       7.3 Predetermined maintenance
       7.4 Condition based maintenance
       7.5 Predictive maintenance
       7.6 Corrective maintenance
       7.7 Remote maintenance
       7.8 Deferred maintenance
       7.9 Immediate maintenance
       7.10 On line maintenance
       7.11 On site maintenance
       7.12 Operator maintenance
    8 Maintenance activities
       8.1 Inspection
       8.2 Monitoring
       8.3 Compliance test
       8.4 Function check-out
       8.5 Routine maintenance
       8.6 Overhaul
       8.7 Rebuilding
       8.8 Repair
       8.9 Temporary repair
       8.10 Fault diagnostic
       8.11 Fault localization
       8.12 Improvement
       8.13 Modification
    9 Time related terms
       9.1 Up time
       9.2 Down time
       9.3 Operating time
       9.4 Required time
       9.5 Standby time
       9.6 Idle time
       9.7 Maintenance time
       9.8 Preventive maintenance time
       9.9 Corrective maintenance time
       9.10 Active maintenance time
       9.11 Repair time
       9.12 Logistic delay
       9.13 Time to failure
       9.14 Time between failures
       9.15 Operating time between failures
       9.16 Wear-out failure period
       9.17 Constant failure rate period
       9.18 Life cycle
       9.19 External disabled time
    10 Maintenance support and tools
       10.1 Maintenance support
       10.2 Line of maintenance
       10.3 Failure analysis
       10.4 Fault analysis
       10.5 Maintenance documentation
       10.6 Item register
       10.7 Maintenance record
       10.8 After sales service
    11 Economical and technical indicators
       11.1 Life cycle cost
       11.2 Maintenance effectiveness
       11.3 Maintenance support efficiency
       11.4 Mean operating time between failures
       11.5 Mean time between failures
       11.6 Mean repair time
    Annex A (informative) Maintenance - Survey
    Annex B (informative) Example of various states of an item
    Annex C (informative) Time to failure intervals
    Annex D (informative) Alphabetical index
    Bibliography

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    Specifies generic terms and definitions for the technical, administrative and managerial areas of maintenance. It is not intended to be applicable to terms which are used for the maintenance of software only.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Swiss Standards
    Status Superseded
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