英文摘要 |
Life cycle cost analysis for buildings has been studied by researchers in recent years. However, difficulties raised from lack of completed maintenance records. Few studies can provide practical cases and historical data for quantified analyses. Seven student dormitory buildings in National Taiwan University are examined in this study. With more than 4 decades of maintenance records, this study investigates and divides the Life Cycle Cost (LCC) as three parts: periodic maintenance, repair and demand change. Statistical method and Markov-chains are then utilized for analysis of periodic maintenance and repair cost respectively. Combining the real maintenance data analysis with the uncertain cost of demand change, this study proposes a cost prediction model for university dormitory buildings. Finally, this study provides maintenance strategies for future planning and guidelines. |