User-definable RCM Decision Logic

This feature is included in the Ultimate and Advanced Editions

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RCM Desktop allows you to use any RCM decision or task selection logic or algorithm. There are many "standard" ones in use and it is likely that one of them will meet your requirements. Examples are:

Nolan & Heap RCM Decision Diagram 1978

MSG3 2003.1 Systems Powerplant Logic Diagram

SAE JA1012 Example Decision Algorithm 2002

But what if, say, your industry regulator enforces a requirement that is incompatible with all of the standard algorithms?

This is not a problem - RCM Desktop enables you to define your own decision logic.

You draw the decision logic using the built-in editor. The example shows an additional question being added to an existing decision algorithm.

RCM Desktop checks the algorithm for errors and will only allow it to be used once the checks have all been passed.

This video shows how to:

Create a new entry in the decision logic list
Launch the decision logic editor
Display and adjust the editor's grid
Draw question boxes
Set question box properties
Enter detailed technical feasibility and worth doing questions
Link question boxes and set the link properties
Save the edited decision logic to the RCM database