Ragnar Eggertsson
Department / Institute
RESEARCH PROFILE
Ragnar Eggertsson is a doctoral candidate at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). He researches smart and efficient maintenance strategies for capital goods, about which limited prognostics and diagnostics data are retrieved via sensors. By knowing the powers and limitations of modern technology, maintenance planning can be improved, leading to more effective use of capital goods and human capital.
In addition to maintenance, he also researches technology selection. An example of a technology selection problem is the choice of a power producer to install either a natural gas-fired power plant or a wind farm. This choice depends on factors such as the electricity price, natural gas price, and wind speeds at the designated sites.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Ragnar Eggertsson received his bachelor's degrees in mathematics and physics, and his master's degree in mathematics from the Radboud University in Nijmegen, Netherlands. During his master's degree, he specialized in Mathematical Physics.
Recent Publications
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Advances in Asset Management
(2024) -
Maintenance optimization for capital goods when information is incomplete and environment-dependent
IISE Transactions (2024) -
Modeling environment dependency in partially observable Markov decision processes for maintenance optimization
(2021)
Ancillary Activities
No ancillary activities