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METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR THE SYSTEMATIC INSPECTION AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF RAILROAD NETWORK OF INDUSTRIAL AND TERMINAL RAILROADS

P Hoehn, R Merten, R Warlich

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It is stressed that a fully expanded operational system for the maintenance of industrial railroad networks could become one of the examples for the setup of corresponding organizational closed-loop control systems for the more complex conditions in the field of machinery.

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It is stressed that a fully expanded operational system for the maintenance of industrial railroad networks could become one of the examples for the setup of corresponding organizational closed-loop control systems for the more complex conditions in the field of machinery.

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It is stressed that a fully expanded operational system for the maintenance of industrial railroad networks could become one of the examples for the setup of corresponding organizational closed-loop control systems for the more complex conditions in the field of machinery.

Key concepts: Terminal (telecommunication), Preventive maintenance, Engineering, Field (mathematics), Control (management), Operations management, Reliability engineering, Risk analysis (engineering)

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