Inspection execution method, management server, mobile terminal, and refrigerant cycle apparatus
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing methods for executing inspections in air conditioning systems are inefficient, particularly in determining the optimal schedule for inspections across multiple apparatuses with varying abnormality response times and influences on each other.
Innovation Solution
An inspection execution method that determines a schedule for air conditioning systems, prioritizing inspections based on abnormality response times and influences, using a management server and mobile terminal to coordinate and execute inspections efficiently, including scheduling, execution, and result management.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If inspections are executed without a determined schedule, then all inspections can be performed, but the inspection time and efficiency are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by determining an inspection schedule in advance that includes the order of executing multiple inspections. This scheduled approach allows inspections to be executed efficiently without unnecessary delays, resolving the contradiction between inspection efficiency and inspection time by planning ahead rather than ad-hoc execution
2Reliability
If inspections with long abnormality response time are executed after inspections with short abnormality response time, then all inspections can be completed, but the response time for critical abnormalities increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system changes the execution parameter by prioritizing inspections based on their abnormality response time characteristics. Inspections with longer abnormality response times are scheduled to be executed first, while those with shorter response times follow. This parameter-based scheduling ensures critical inspections are completed promptly while maintaining overall inspection productivity
3Loss of time
If inspections with large influence on other inspections are executed concurrently, then inspection time is reduced, but inspection accuracy and reliability deteriorate
Solution Approach 1:
The system segments inspections into different categories based on their influence relationships. Inspections with large influence on other inspections are separated and executed sequentially, while inspections with small influence are grouped and can be executed concurrently. This segmentation allows the system to reduce total inspection time through parallel execution of independent inspections while maintaining reliability by avoiding concurrent execution of highly interdependent inspections
Data Source
AI summary
An inspection execution method is performed by a computer to cause each of a plurality of apparatuses to execute a plurality of inspections. The inspection execution method includes determining an inspection schedule including at least order of the plurality of inspections, and causing the apparatuses to execute the inspections based on the determined inspection schedule.