Copyright©2019 P-ISSN: 2087-1244 E-ISSN: 2476-907X 83 ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, 10(2), December 2019, 83-92 DOI: 10.21512/comtech.v10i2.5900 The Proposed Maintenance Task for Plastic Injection Machine Using Reliability and Risk Centered Maintenance (RRCM) Method in Manufacturing Industry Liza Nafiah Maulidina1, Fransiskus Tatas Dwi Atmaji2, and Judi Alhilman3 1,2,3Industrial Engineering Department, School of Industrial and System Engineering, Telkom University Jln. Terusan Buah Batu, Bandung 40257, Indonesia 1nafiahliza@gmail.com; 2franstatas@telkomuniversity.ac.id; 3alhilman@telkomuniversity.ac.id Received: 14th August 2019/ Revised: 26th September 2019/ Accepted: 9th October 2019 How to Cite: Maulidina, L. N., Atmaji, F. T. D., & Alhilman, J. (2019). The Proposed Maintenance Task for Plastic Injection Machine Using Reliability and Risk Centered Maintenance (RRCM) Method in Manufacturing Industry. ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, 10(2), 83-92. https://doi.org/10.21512/comtech.v10i2.5900 Abstract - The objective of this research was to determine the optimal maintenance time interval for the selected critical components and the total cost of maintenance of a plastic injection machine. In determining the critical components, a risk matrix was used, and three components were selected, namely, hydraulic hose, barrel, and motor. Using the Reliability and Risk Centered Maintenance (RRCM) method, the researchers got a proposed maintenance policy and the total maintenance cost. Based on the result, it shows that there are seven proposed maintenance tasks with three scheduled on- condition tasks and four scheduled restoration tasks with an average maintenance interval of two months. The total maintenance cost proposed is IDR91.595.318. The cost is smaller compared to the actual maintenance costs of the company. Keywords: maintenance task, plastic injection machine, Reliability and Risk Centered Maintenance (RRCM) I. INTRODUCTION Current technological developments occur very rapidly over time. With the rapid technological change, it triggers the increasing need and use of technology. So, it also increases the need for maintenance. The condition of the machine must always be monitored during the production process. It can be ascertained that this machine is in line with its function, and no damage causes the production process to be disrupted (Atmaji & Alhilman, 2018). Maintenance is an activity carried out to restore the function of a machine or a system to its initial function (Dhamayanti, Alhilman, & Athari, 2016). According to Gupta and Mishra (2018), maintenance is a long- term strategic proposal that covers all product life cycle phases, namely the changes in environmental conditions, economics, and social trends. Maintenance activities carried out on production facilities or machines generally receive less attention from related stakeholders, especially in small to medium scale companies. Maintenance activities also have an important role, especially in the condition of the machine working for 24 hours without stopping. Therefore, engine maintenance must be considered to ensure the continuity and smoothness of the production process (Alhilman, Atmaji, & Athari, 2017). Awad and As’ad (2016) stated that productivity increased and the total maintenance costs incurred if the maintenance strategy was carried out properly. Moreover, maintenance systems are generally divided into two major parts, namely, preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance (Atmaji & Ngurah, 2018). There are several methods for determining optimal maintenance policies, one of which is the Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) method. Sainz and Sebastián (2013) stated that the RCM method was the optimal method because it could be used to determine what should be done to ensure the machine or system to work according to its functions. Along with increasingly rapid technological developments, it makes it possible to ensure that physical elements can continue to preserve their reliability in terms of design, manufacture, and testing. It also makes improvements at the right time to minimize the risk of small to large failures. Atmaji, Noviyanti, and Juliani (2018), in their research about RCM analysis in the airline engine, showed the effects of maintenance costs arising from machine failures. While the engine was operating, it was important to analyze the risk of engine failure by knowing the probability of failure and the risk of lost system performance. Yssaad, Khiat, and Chaker (2014) stated that the RCM has its main focus on reducing maintenance costs by increasing engine performance to achieve optimal productivity. 84 ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, Vol. 10 No. 2 December 2019, 83-92 Similarly, Sabouhi, Fotuhi-Firuzabad, and Dehghanian (2016) mentioned that RCM was a maintenance process aiming to minimize costs incurred by controlling the failed components and systems. RCM could help to prevent those components from failing. The losses could be prevented beforehand. Mkandawire, Ijumba, and Saha (2015) agreed that to develop RCM by adding risk assessment models and probabilistic capabilities, which was, in general, the value of RCM effectiveness, was difficult to determine at an early stage. Specifically, the data were insufficient, and most assets were small in the distribution system. Tang, Liu, Jing, Yang, and Zou (2017) stated that identification of Maintenance Significant Items (MSI) was the main phase of RCM. They explained how the framework functioned to determine and identify MSI by using a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis. Sinha and Mukhopadhyay (2015) and Vishnu and Regikumar (2016) stated that maintenance has an increasing function because it had an important role in terms of the increasing availability, product quality, operator safety, and operating costs. Therefore, the selection strategy was one of the important things for continuous review. RCM can be done to improve the overall reliability of the process in identifying and determining potential failures. Then, it can be used as an analysis of the failure. Afzali, Keynia, and Rashidinejad (2019) mentioned that RCM was the selection of an appropriate method of strategy to carry out maintenance based on the priority of preventive maintenance of system components. It was to minimize costs incurred when an asset was damaged or repaired. The RCM has experienced several developments by adding risk factors as one of the reference analyzes. The uncertainty and frequency of failure result in a new method, Reliability and Risk Centered Maintenance (RRCM). It is an extension of the conventional RCM method (Selvik & Aven, 2011). The problem related to the reliability and maintenance of the machine also happens in the automotive sector, especially in the spare parts for vehicles. It is one of the companies that provide jigs, dies, molds, and spare parts services. The plastic injection machine is one of the machines used by the company for production. It operates for 24 hours continuously. Therefore, the reliability of the engine will decrease as time goes, which causes the engine to break. To ensure that the performance of a plastic injection machine works according to its function, the company can carry out maintenance activities. In the production process, the company has four plastic injection machines used by the following specifications of the product to be made. Figure 1 shows the data downtime for the four plastic injection machines owned by the company. Figure 1 shows the total damages for four plastic injection machines over the past three years. Then, it can be known that the relatively large amount of damage can cause the machine not to reach the desired production target for each month, especially on plastic injection machines with a capacity of 105 tons. Moreover, the high frequency of damage to the plastic injection machine 2 greatly affects the production process. It is because injection machine 2 is the machine that most often works to meet production demands. It is following the requested product specifications. Taking into account the frequency of damage, the plastic injection machine 2 with a capacity of 105 tons will be the focus of this research. Figure 1 Total Damage of Plastic Injection Machine In this study, the researchers propose a maintenance policy analysis for the selected critical components in a plastic injection machine using the RRCM. It is to determine the accuracy, focus, and optimal maintenance methods in achieving optimal facility reliability. It is done by considering the risks as a reference analysis that the uncertainty is one of the main components of risk other than the possibility of events occurring and associated consequences (Selvik & Aven, 2011). The RRCM can conclude the effective maintenance time intervals and the total maintenance costs required by the company. II. METHODS This research only focuses on plastic injection machines, especially on its critical components. The damage data used are from 2016–2018. The flow of research methodology is shown in Figure 2. From Figure 2, after obtaining a critical system, the researchers use quantitative measurement, namely Functional Failure (FF). The first calculation is done by calculating the previously performed Time to Failure (TTF) and Time to Repair (TTR). After doing the calculation, it proceeds to Mean Time to Failure (MTTF) and Mean Time to Repair (MTTR). MTTF and MTTR data are needed to determine the maintenance time intervals of each critical component. The maintenance tasks and time intervals will be proposed to the company in determining its maintenance policy. MTTF is the average time from the time interval between the first component damage and the subsequent damage (Atmaji, 2015). Meanwhile, MTTR is the time needed to repair the damaged component until the component functions again. The following equations show the types of distribution. Normal Distribution: (1) Exponential Distribution: (2) Weibull Distribution: (3) 85The Proposed Maintenance Task..... (Liza Nafiah Maulidina et al.) Where: η = Distribution form parameters λ = Failure rate Γ = Gamma β = Distribution form parameters After knowing the result of MTTF and MTTR, the next step is to determine the functional failure and interval time of maintenance using the RRCM. It can use proactive, reactive, and preventive maintenance methods in an integrated manner to increase machine productivity to run according to its function and produce minimum maintenance costs (Igba, Alemzadeh, Anyanwu-Ebo, Gibbons, & Friis, 2013). Moreover, predictive maintenance is more effective in optimizing maintenance time compared to corrective and preventive maintenance. It can reduce maintenance costs and increase inventory availability (Jiang, Duan, Tian, & Wei, 2015). Based on Figure 3, the initial step of working on the RRCM refers to the conventional RCM, namely using the RCM decision worksheet. To integrate the scores that have been assessed into task assessment and preventive maintenance intervals, it can expand the RCM worksheet to include all the results of the RCM decision worksheet. The first four steps are part of the traditional RCM. Then, the fifth step is to integrate specific uncertainty assessments into the RRCM framework. This uncertainty assessment is included as an integrated part of task evaluation and preventive maintenance intervals. It also adds to the uncertainty assessment carried out as part of the integration of the conventional RCM. Injection Plastic Machine System System Breakdown Structure Critical Subsystem Critical Component RRCM Functional Failure Failure Mode Failure Effect Consequence Evaluation Function TTF TTR MTTF MTTR Operator Wages Material Cost Component Price Loss of Revenue Proposed Maintenance Task Maintenance Time Interval Failure Record Risk Matrix Uncertainty Assessment Managerial Review and Judgement Proposed Maintenance Policy Total Maintenance Cost Figure 2 Research Methodology 86 ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, Vol. 10 No. 2 December 2019, 83-92 In the fifth step, it specifically discusses the factors of uncertainty. Uncertainty analysis includes the main tasks, namely identifying uncertainty factors, assessment, and categorization of uncertainty concerning sensitivity level, and a summary of the importance of uncertainty factors. According to Márquez (2007), RRCM divides the proposed maintenance task into three categories. The first one is scheduled on-condition task. The scheduled on-condition task is a maintenance activity carried out by observing or measuring the performance of components. It is when the machine is operating, and there are signs of damage to the component or system. The P-F interval is defined as the interval between potential failures and failure functions. The second one is the scheduled restoration task. It is a maintenance activity by fixing the system on a specific schedule before the age limit, regardless of the condition of the system at that time. So, for the implementation of this activity, the system needs to be temporarily paused. The third one is a scheduled discard task. It is a maintenance activity done by replacing certain parts or components of a system before the age limit regardless of the condition of the parts or components of the system. Determining of scheduled restoration and discard task intervals can be obtained by using the following equations. (4) (5) (6) Where, TM: Maintenance time interval in hours CM: Total costs incurred for maintenance Cf: The cost of repairing the system or replacing components of a system Cw: Wage engineer Cr: The cost of replacing or repairing damaged parts Co: Production loss costs III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS There are several steps in analyzing the proposed maintenance task of the plastic injection machine. First, it is to determine the System Breakdown Structure (SBS). SBS machines are carried out to simplify the identification of systems, subsystems, and components contained in the engine (Atmaji & Ngurah, 2018). The SBS in the plastic injection machine can be seen in Figure 4. Second, it is to determine the risk matrix. Risk matrix results are based on the calculation of the severity and likelihood value. The subsystem, which has the highest critically level, will require particular attention and maintenance priority. This risk matrix is divided into four parts, which are identified by colors. Those are green, yellow, orange, and red. Green indicates that if there are components in this zone, the component is in a safe condition. Thus, the damage will not have a significant impact on the company. In the yellow color, the component in the moderate zone will have an impact on the company, but it is not too significant. In the orange and red colors, if the component in these zone has a malfunction, it will significantly affect the losses in the company. Table 1 is the calculation result of the risk matrix. Based on Table 1, it can be seen that the plastic injection machine components in the critical category are components in the red and orange zones. Those components include motor, hydraulic hoses, and barrels. Third, it is calculating MTTF and MTTR. After the critical component is selected, the researchers determine MTTF and MTTR. There are several types of failure distribution functions based on reliability. Those are often used to analyze maintenance problems such as Exponential, Normal, and Weibull distribution. Failure data from the critical components are analyzed using Minitab 17 and AvSim 9.0+ software. It is to determine the type of distribution that represents the failure in critical components of the machine. Tables 2 and 3 shows the results of the MTTF and MTTR calculations. Table 2 shows the result of average time for time to failure each component. It is 1819,18 for hydraullic hose, 2284,50 for barrel, and 2251,07 for motor. Moreover, Table 3 shows the result of average time for time to repair each component. It is 2,39 for hydraullic hose, 5,40 for barrel, and 85,25 for motor. 1. Identification of MSI 2. PM task assessments 3. PM interval assessments 4. Packing of PM tasks 6. Uncertainty evaluation & presentation of results 7. Managerial review and judgement Preventive maintenance programme 5. Uncertainty analysis Figure 3 Framework of RRCM Method (Source: Selvik & Aven, 2011) 87The Proposed Maintenance Task..... (Liza Nafiah Maulidina et al.) Injection Machine Electrical System Mechanical System Monitor Control Inverter Panel Injection Clamping Hopper Barrel Hydraulic Hose Motor Mold T-Bar Heater Pump Bed Molding Figure 4 System Breakdown Structure (SBS) of Plastic Injection Machine Table 1 The Risk Matrix Likelihood Severity Insignificant (-1) Minor (-2) Moderate (-3) Major (-4) Catasthropic (-5) Almost Certain (5) Likely (4) Barrel Possible (3) Unlikely (2) Hopper Motor, Hydraulic Hose Rare (1) Heater Pump 88 ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, Vol. 10 No. 2 December 2019, 83-92 Table 2 The Result of MTTF Calculation Component Distribution 1+(1/β) Γ MTTF (Hour) Hydraulic Hose Weibull 1,0912 0,9550 1819,18 Barrel Weibull 1,2095 0,9157 2284,50 Motor Weibull 1,1679 0,9273 2251,07 Table 3 The Result of MTTR Calculation Component Distribution Parameter MTTR (Hour) Hydraulic Hose Normal µ 2,38917 2,39 σ 0,465738 Barrel Normal µ 5,395 5,40 σ 1,09157 Motor Normal µ 85,25 85,25 σ 12,562 Fourth, it is calculation and data analysis using the RRCM method. The application of the RRCM method starts by making the RCM information worksheet. It contains functions, functional failure, failure mode, and the failure effect of each critical component that has been selected. RCM information is determined to find out the failure mode and the impact caused by the failure of the critical component of the injection plastic machine. Then, it determines the RCM decision worksheet to classify the consequences of the failure mode. It also chooses the appropriate preventive task for each component through the RCM decision diagram. After the RCM information worksheet is done, the researchers compare it using uncertainty assessment factors for risk factor decision making. This risk factor will influence the final decision-making results in the proposed maintenance task. To integrate the results of this uncertainty assessment into the decision of the proposed maintenance task, the researchers expand the RCM worksheet by including all the results of the assessments. In the application of the RRCM method, data are needed by experts judgment in uncertain assessment and historical data of the company. In determining the evaluation of the consequences using an extended RRCM decision diagram, it can determine the maintenance task that fits the real conditions the best in the field. There are two types of preventive maintenance scenarios. Those are scheduled on- condition tasks and scheduled restoration tasks. Scheduled on-condition tasks are maintenance activities carried out by observing or measuring the performance of components. It is done when the machine is operating if there are signs of damage to the component or system. Meanwhile, scheduled restoration task is a maintenance activity by repairing the system on a certain schedule before the age limit without considering the condition of the system at that time. So, for the implementation of this activity, the system needs to be stopped temporarily. From Table 4, by combining a conventional RCM decision worksheet with the uncertainty assessment for RRCM, it results in a proposed maintenance task. By using the assistance tools RCM decision diagram and factor of uncertainty assessment, the researchers obtain the result of two proposed maintenance tasks for the critical component hydraulic hose with one scheduled restoration task and one scheduled on-condition task. In Table 5, the results are four proposed maintenance tasks for critical components barrel. It is with two scheduled restoration tasks and two scheduled on-condition tasks. For the barrel, the scheduled restoration task consists of repairing activities. So, the system must be stopped temporarily. Meanwhile, for the scheduled on-condition task, the maintenance activities are mostly by observing or measuring the performance of component. It can be done when the system is in operating process. Table 4 The Result of Extended RRCM Decision Worksheet for Hydraulic Hose Information Reference Consequence Evaluation H1 H2 H3 Uncertainty Assessment Proposed Maintenance S1 S2 S3 O1 O2 O3 F FF FM H S E O N1 N2 N3 Degree of Uncertainty Degree of Sensitivity Degree of Importance 1 1 1 The pressure is too high Y N N Y N Y L / M H M / H Scheduled Restoration Task 2 2 Oil flow becomes seamless Y N N Y Y L / M L / M L / M Scheduled On- condition Task 89The Proposed Maintenance Task..... (Liza Nafiah Maulidina et al.) Table 5 The Result of Extended RRCM Decision Worksheet for Barrel Information Reference Consequence Evaluation H1 H2 H3 Uncertainty Assessment Proposed Maintenance S1 S2 S3 O1 O2 O3 F FF FM H S E O N1 N2 N3 Degree of Uncertainty Degree of Sensitivity Degree of Importance 1 1 1 Warming time is getting longer Y N N Y Y L / M L / M L / M Scheduled On- Condition Task 2 The material used is not suitable Y N N Y N Y L / M M / H M Scheduled Restoration Task 2 1 1 The emphasis in the material is not maximal Y N N Y N Y M / H M / H M / H Scheduled Restoration Task 2 Holding material time exceeds the standard time Y N N Y Y L / M L / M L / M Scheduled On- Condition Task Table 6 The Result of Extended RRCM Decision Worksheet for Motor Information Reference Consequence Evaluation H1 H2 H3 Uncertainty Assessment Proposed Maintenance S1 S2 S3 O1 O2 O3 F FF FM H S E O N1 N2 N3 Degree of Uncertainty Degree of Sensitivity Degree of Importance 1 1 1 The motor does not move due to current short electric Y N N Y N Y M / H L / M M / H Scheduled Restoration Task Table 7 The Scheduled On-Condition Task Interval in Every Critical Component Component Proposed Maintenance Task Interval (Hour) Hydraulic Hose Periodically check for pressure on the hose in actual conditions 909,5888229 Barrel Periodically check the barrel for pressure in actual conditions. 1142,248333 Table 8 The Scheduled Restoration for Every Critical Component Component Proposed Maintenance Task Interval (Hour) Hydraulic Hose Repair the hydraulic hose components 1626,434843 Barrel Perform the cleaning of raw material to be melted 1807,152191 Motor Repair the electric current flow 1132,166378 90 ComTech: Computer, Mathematics and Engineering Applications, Vol. 10 No. 2 December 2019, 83-92 In Table 6, for the critical component motor, the result proposes task maintenance, namely the scheduled restoration task. The calculation of time interval for maintenance tasks scheduled on-condition is half from the P-F interval of each critical component. The intervals are defined as the intervals between potential failures and failure functions (Alhilman, Atmaji, & Athari, 2017). Table 7 is the result of the proposed maintenance scheduling and proposed tasks for each critical component based on the scheduled on condition task. Table 8 is the calculation of the scheduling of maintenance for scheduled restoration tasks. It shows the interval of the restoration task for the critical component. It shows there are repairing activities. This means that the component needs more maintenance activity compared to the schedule on-condition task previously. The qualitative measurements using the RRCM method results in the proposed maintenance task are along with its intervals for critical components of the plastic injection machine. Seven proposed maintenance tasks are obtained with three scheduled on-condition tasks and four scheduled restoration tasks for all critical components with an average preventive maintenance task time interval for two months. Then, the cost calculation of the proposed maintenance is performed. In addition to the proposed maintenance costs, the researchers also compare the company’s actual maintenance costs for critical components of plastic injection machines. Next, Table 9 shows the actual maintenance cost for each failure function of each critical component. Based on Table 9, the total estimated cost of maintenance is obtained from the frequency of maintenance multiplied with the corrective maintenance costs incurred. The proposed maintenance cost is based on pre-determined maintenance policies. It is adjusted to the intervals of each critical component. The proposed maintenance cost is shown in Table 10. Based on Table10, the proposed total maintenance cost for the critical component of the plastic injection machine is IDR91.595.318. It is lower than the actual maintenance cost. With lower costs it proves that preventive maintenance activities using the RRCM method are effective in maximizing production and reducing maintenance costs. Table 11 shows a comparison between the proposed and actual maintenance. It can be seen that the company’s actual maintenance is higher than the proposed maintenance costs. The difference between the two maintenance costs is IDR10.177.258. Based on field studies, this occurs because the critical components of the plastic injection machine are included in the physical assets owned by the company that has not applied the RRCM method. Thus, the determination of the frequency of task maintenance still uses the experts’ judgment or component age data from the vendor in the form of a useful lifespan. The error in estimating the frequency of maintenance or inaccurate age data of components from vendors has caused the components to experience sudden damage. Therefore , it force the maintenance engineers of the company to carry out corrective maintenance activities, which affects the maintenance costs. Overall, by applying the risk variable of uncertainty assessment in the preventive maintenance task and interval using RRCM method can be as an extension for the conventional method RCM. Moreover, it is effective to reduce maintenance costs. Table 9 The Existing Maintenance Cost of the Company Component Fm Cm Maintenance Cost Hydraulic Hose 6 IDR2.035.452 IDR12.212.709 9 IDR2.035.452 IDR18.319.064 Barrel 8 IDR2.035.452 IDR16.283.612 5 IDR2.035.452 IDR10.177.258 5 IDR2.035.452 IDR10.177.258 8 IDR2.035.452 IDR16.283.612 Motor 9 IDR2.035.452 IDR18.319.064 Total IDR101.772.576 Table 10 The Proposed Cost of Maintenance Task for The Company Component Fm Cm Maintenance Cost Hydraulic Hose 5 IDR2.035.452 IDR10.177.258 9 IDR2.035.452 IDR18.319.064 Barrel 7 IDR2.035.452 IDR14.248.161 5 IDR2.035.452 IDR10.177.258 5 IDR2.035.452 IDR10.177.258 7 IDR2.035.452 IDR14.248.161 Motor 7 IDR2.035.452 IDR14.248.161 Total IDR91.595.318 91The Proposed Maintenance Task..... (Liza Nafiah Maulidina et al.) Table 11 The Comparison of Actual and Proposed Maintenance Cost Maintenance Cost Maintenance Proposed IDR91.595.318 Actual IDR101.772.576 IV. CONCLUSIONS In this research, the researchers propose the maintenance task analysis for critical components of injection plastic machine using RRCM. It is by considering the task and time interval of the maintenance, and cost for the proposed maintenance task. By using RRCM, the researchers have conducted the calculation and analysis to produce maintenance policies for components on plastic injection machines. Seven proposed maintenance tasks are obtained with three scheduled on-condition tasks and four scheduled restoration tasks for all critical components with an average preventive maintenance task time interval for two months. For the total maintenance costs, the researchers show the proposed maintenance task and the time interval of IDR91.595.318. It has a lower nominal reaching IDR10.177.258 compared to the actual maintenance costs of the company (IDR101.772.576). 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