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The document recommends books for maintenance reliability engineering. It lists several books on topics like integrated logistics support, preventative maintenance models, reliability centered maintenance, and handbooks on reliability engineering and management. The document provides the book titles, authors, and brief descriptions.

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Reliability Books Recommended

The document recommends books for maintenance reliability engineering. It lists several books on topics like integrated logistics support, preventative maintenance models, reliability centered maintenance, and handbooks on reliability engineering and management. The document provides the book titles, authors, and brief descriptions.

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Recommended books for

Maintenance Reliability
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Oct 21 2014
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Recently I asked for recommendations for maintenance reliability


engineering books. The following list, in no order, are the recommendations.
Thanks to all the participated.
Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) uses R&M data to support maintenance
planning.
A good book on ILS follows: Integrated Logistics Support Author James V.
Jones 1987, TAB Books Inc.
These books may not satisfy everyones definition of practical point of
view, but thats what their authors thought might be practical.
Optimal Replacement Policy, D. W. Jorgenson, J. JH. McCall, and R. Radner,
North Holland, 1967
Models of Preventive Maintenance, Ilya B. Gertsbakh, North Holland, 1977
Maintenance, Replacement, and Reliability several by Andrew Jardine and
Albert H. C. Tsang

Introduction to Reliability and Maintainability Engineering by Charles Ebeling.


Ebeling presents RMA with a balance of rigor (foundations) with application
(that includes meaningful examples).
I recently found a book which I think its got everything in RMA and that
isHandbook of Performability Engineering by Krishna B. Misra.
Other books I found very helpful are: Reliability Maintainability and Risk 8th
edition by David J Smith,
Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices by Ramesh Gulati and Ricky
Smith.
Patrick D Oconnor s Practical Reliability Engineering book is also good in a
number of topics.
There is one book not popular by John Davidson called The Reliability of
Mechanical Systems.
The book is good for those in MRA of mechanical systems and components. I
like his approach to FTA, RBDs, and FMECA.
Of course the bible immediately came to mind; Reliability-centered
Maintenance by Nowlan and Heap.
A couple of my favorites are:
Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) : Implementation Made Simple by
Neil B. Bloom
Making Common Sense Common Practice, Fourth Edition:
Models for Operational Excellence by Ron Moore
Good to see the good/recommended books, I have used the Handbook of
Reliability Engineering and Management by Grant Ireson and C Commbs,
Practical Reliability Engineering by Patrick OConnor,
Applied Reliability by Paul Tobias and David Trindade.
Sometimes one source provides better explanation and/or detail than
other(s) on specific topic; it is good to know where to find specific references.
Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices by R J Gulati
Of course there are more good ones out there please comment with which
you grab most often.

Fred Schenkelberg is an experienced reliability engineering and management


consultant with his firm FMS Reliability. His passion is working with teams to
create cost-effective reliability programs that solve problems, create durable
and reliable products, increase customer satisfaction, and reduce warranty
costs. If you enjoyed this articles consider subscribing to the ongoing
series Musings on Reliability and Maintenance Topics.
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