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IEEE3006STANDARDS: POWERSYSTEMSRELIABILITY
IEEEStd3006.3-2017
RemendedPracticeforDeterminingtheImpactofPreventativeMaintenanceontheReliabilityofIndustrialandCommercialPowerSystems
IEEERemendedPractice forDeterminingtheImpactof PreventativeMaintenanceon theReliabilityofIndustrialand CommercialPowerSystems
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TechnicalBooksCoordinating CommitteeIEEE Industry Applications Society of the
Approved 6 December 2017
IEEE-SA Standards Board
Abstract: This remended practice describes how to determine the impact of preventivemaintenance on the reliability of industrial and mercial power systems. It is likely to be ofalso be an aid to all engineers responsible for the electrical design of industrial and mercial power systems.
Keywords: availability failure mode IEEE 3006.3 mean time between failures reliability
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