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Reliability Definition.
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Definition.
The probability that an item can perform its intended function for a specified
interval under stated condition.
(MIL-STD-721C)
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[Reducing Costs]
Applying predictive and preventive maintenance programs.
Optimizing product run-in or burn-in times and conditions.
Minimizing distribution systems costs for transportation and logistics
support of any given item, including spare part stocks and service labor.
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Classification of Failures.
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Classification of Failure.
Catastrophic Failure
Catastrophic Failure is the sudden and total failure of a units.
Degradation Failure.
Degradation failure is indicated by the gradual loss of the unit's output.
Intermittent Failure.
Intermittent failure is characterized by the sudden loss of operation, followed by the
equally sudden restoration of the complete operation.
Drift Failure.
Drift failure appears, at first, to be degradation failure in that the function is gradually
lost. However, drift failure units are restored to full output by cycling (turning off and
on) the unit.
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Product Cycle
Reliability Focus
Conceptual Design
Production/Manufacturing
Operation/Repair
Wearout/Disposal
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Reliability Measures.
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Reliability :
R( t)
Failure Rate :
( t)
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R(t) =
2.
f ( t) =
N s (t)
N0
lim
t0
N 0 - N f (t)
N0
1 N s (t)-N s (t+t)
N0
t
d
. = - dt R( t)
3.
( t) =
lim
t0
. =
. =
= 1-
( t1 )[
lim
t0
N f (t)
N0
= -
1 d
N (t) (where N s (t)= N 0R(t))
N 0 dt s
d
F ( t)
dt
number of failure in ( t, t + t)
number of survivors at t
N s (t) - N s (t + t)
1
t
N s (t)
N 0 f(t)
N s (t)
= 1 - F ( t)
= -
1
d
N (t)
N s (t) dt s
f ( t)
R( t)
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( t) =
f ( t)
R( t)
d
R( t)
dt
R( t)
= -
d
[ ln R( t)]
dt
ln R( t) = -
0 (t)dt + c
R(t ) = e
-
(t) dt
0
5.
f ( t) = ( t)R( t)
= ( t)e
(t) dt
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Exponential Distribution.
x
f(x) =
1 -
= e - x ,
e
x 0
where, = the failure rate. = the mean
Mean = 1
Variance = 2 =
1
2
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Normal Distribution.
f(x)=
1
e
2
1
2
x -
, - < x <
where, : the mean,
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Weibull Distribution.
f(x) =
x -
( -1)
( )
x -
, x
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Estimation of MTBF.
= T
r
, 2r +2
2
2T
2T
, 2r
2
2
1-
, 2r
2
2T
2
1-
(time censoring)
(failure censoring)
, 2r
2
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Reliability Design.
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Stress-Strength Analysis.
An item fails when the applied stress exceeds the strength of the item.
When the stress distribution and strength distribution are independent of each
other, the following relationships apply :
X-Y
= X - Y,
X-Y
2X+ 2Y
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FRACAS.
The purpose of the failure reporting, analysis and corrective action
system(FRACAS)
is
procedures
analysis
for
to
provide
of
closed
failures
to
loop
failure
determine
reporting
root
system,
cause,
and
FRACAS Procedures.
Initiating failure reporting.
The analysis of failures.
Feedback of corrective action into the design, manufacturing and test
procedures.
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FRACAS Procedures.
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System FMECA.
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Criticality Analysis.
The criticality number replaces the RPN number used in the qualitative method. The
expression of the C m for a failure mode.
Cm =
p t
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An Example of FTA.
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L ow er
S tatistical
L im it
T arg et
U p p er
S tatistical
L im it
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Reliability Testing.
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Reliability Testing.
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System Reliability.
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Series Models.
Ri
1
n
i=1
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System Reliability.
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Active Redundancy.
Reliability of a parallel :
R s = 1-
(1-R i )
n
Stand by Redundancy.
n
i=0
(t) i
i!
-t
[1 +
t +
(t) 2
(t) 3
+
2!
3!
spares. R(t) = e - 2 t 1 + 2t +
(2t) 2
2!
]
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Performance Check.
1. The ____________________distribution is continuous and can be used for increasing or
decreasing failure rates.
A. Exponential
B. Poisson.
C. Weibull.
D. Hypergeometric.
R2 = 0.9
B. 0.81
C. 0.9
D. 0.99
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Performance Check.
3. Given the following Reliability Block Diagram (RBD) :
R1 = 0.95
R2 = 0.90
R3 = 0.85
R4 = 0.80
B. 0.8514
C. 0.3581
D. 0.8752
Subsystem 2 : 1200
Subsystem 3 : 1000
Subsystem 4 : 800
B. 255
C. 1125
D. 267
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Performance Check.
5. A subsystem is described by the following Reliability Block Diagram (RBD) :
R=0.8
R=0.8
R=0.85
R=0.85
R=0.9
R=0.8
R=0.95
R=0.85
B. 0.612
C. 0.913
D. 0.961
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Performance Check.
THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO #6 AND #7
A system has a target reliability of 0.95 ; the projected MTBF is 10,000 hours and the planned
operating cycle is 500 hours.
6. If the reliability of 0.95 must be maintained, but the MTBF is reduced to 7,500 hours, the
impact on the operating cycle would be :
A. Reduction from 500 hours to 435 hours.
C. No effect.
7. If the reliability of 0.95 must be maintained, but it is planned to increase the operating cycle
from 500 hours to 750 hours the maintainability parameter would have to be redesigned by :
A. Increasing MTBF from 10,000 hours to 14,622 hours.
B. Reducing failure rate to 6839 x 10-6.
C. Increasing MTBF from 10,000 hours to 16,422 hours.
D. Doing nothing; no redesign would be required.
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Performance Check.
8. What failure rate must each component of a series system have, so that the probability that
the system operates beyond 1000 hours is 0.9917 ?
Assume that all three components are independent, operate simultaneously, and have identical
constant failure rates.
. 0.00278 per hour.
-6
. 2.78 10
per hour.
A. I only
B. II only
C. III only
D. IV only
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Performance Check.
9. This system has perfect switching and equal failure rates of 0.007 failures/hour. What is its
reliability at 50 hours ?
A
A. 0.952
B. 0.950
C. 0.948
D. 0.013
B. 0.1125
C. 0.0689
D. 0.0110
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Performance Check.
Solutions.
1
C
2
D
3
A
4
D
5
C
6
B
7
A
8
B
9
A
10
C
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