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This chapter looks at the concept of zero-maintenance, in particular how it relates to design. It begins by defining what constitutes zero-maintenance, presenting current research on the themes of autonomous maintenance and self-healing and repair. A wider context of how zero-maintenance affects through-life engineering services is also discussed with a focus on the no-fault found phenomenon. Case studies are then presented for design strategies in self-healing electronics and no-fault found and the failure of design. Finally, a design for zero-maintenance process is outlined and discussed.
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Farnsworth, M., McWilliam, R., Khan, S., Bell, C., Tiwari, A. (2017). Design for Zero-Maintenance. In: Redding, L., Roy, R., Shaw, A. (eds) Advances in Through-life Engineering Services. Decision Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49938-3_21
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