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Figure 17.1 Economic and technical factors comprising total system value (also refer to Figure 2.8).
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Figure 17.2 Visibility of the elements of total life-cycle cost.
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Figure 17. 3 Activities affecting life-cycle cost (refer to Figure 2
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Figure 17.4 Life-cycle costing in the system or product life-cycle process (refer to Figure 2.3).
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Figure 17.5 Twelve basic steps in the life-cycle cost analysis process.
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Figure 17.6 A general cost breakdown structure (CBS).
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Figure 17.7 Sample breakout of cost categories and estimating relationships.
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Figure 17.8 Possible sources of data for a life-cycle cost analysis.
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Figure 17.9 Cost estimation by program phase.
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Figure 17.10 Cost collection worksheet.
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Figure 17.11 Examples of life-cycle cost profiles.
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Figure 17.12 A Pareto ranking of major problem areas.
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Figure 17.13 Alternative life-cycle cost profiles being considered for evaluation.
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Figure 17.14 Location/communications system (LCSys) network.
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Figure 17.15 LCSys program plan and life-cycle profile.
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Figure 17.16 LCSys equipment packaging (baseline configuration).
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Figure 17.17 LCSys maintenance concept and repair policy.
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TABLE 17.2 Production/Construction Costs
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TABLE 17.4 Operation and Support Costs
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Figure 17.18 LCSys equipment maintenance factors.
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TABLE 17.5 Unscheduled Maintenance Costs
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TABLE 17.6 Number of Unscheduled Maintenance Actions
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TABLE 17.8 Life-Cycle Cost Breakdown
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Figure 17.19 Life-cycle cost profile for LCSys design alternatives.
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Figure 17.20 Design decision evaluation display for the LCSys.
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Figure 17.21 Break-even analysis for LCSys design alternatives.
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Figure 17.22 Sensitivity analysis for LCSys interest rate change.
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Figure 17.23 The repairable equipment population system (REPS).
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Figure 17.24 Shortage probability histogram.
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Figure 17.25 Design decision evaluation display for REPS.
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