Abstract
The availability of computer numerical control (CNC) machine tools is a comprehensive reflection of reliability and maintainability. To ensure the availability requirements of products, it is necessary to allocate the availability indicators of the entire machine to all units. Traditional methods based on reliability allocation or maintainability allocation ignore the coupling relationships among them, which cannot comprehensively improve the availability level of machine tools. Therefore, in this paper, a availability collaborative optimization allocation model for CNC machine tools is proposed to maximize the availability under the optimal combination of failure rate and repair rate. Firstly, a two-stage reliability allocation model based on different allocation mechanisms is established by taking the Function-Motion-Action (FMA) decomposition tree as the allocation path. In the first stage, the allocation weights are determined based on global sensitivity analysis. In the second stage, the reliability optimization allocation model based on Copula function is established. Then, with reliability as the center, an availability collaborative optimization allocation model constrained by maintainability is constructed, and the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm II (NSGA-II) algorithm is used to solve the model. Finally, a CNC gear milling machine is taken as an example to verify the rationality and effectiveness of the method on product availability requirements under collaborative allocation.
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