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This article develops a reliability model for a redundant safety system using Markov analysis approach.
A reliability model for the traditional conventional generators is established according to historical statistical data, but in actual systems, the failure rate is time-varying.
In this paper, we combine the Boolean difference error calculator (BDEC), a probabilistic reliability model for hardware designs, with a reliability model for fault-tolerant circuit structures.
The first step of this methodology consists of a family-based approach for the equipment reliability analysis and the second step builds a reliability model for the railway system in order to identify the most critical items.
Hu et al. [6] established a reliability model for closed planetary gear system, which considered the effects of load, tooth width and load sharing on reliability of the gear system.
A reliability model was developed for the calculations of the probability of pipe breakage associated with transient effect.
A fatigue reliability model for hydroelectric turbine runners is presented in this paper.
For this reason we have analyzed in detail existing reliability methodologies from viewpoint of examining reliability of individual component and explained why we still need a comprehensive reliability model for applications running in distributed system.
To account for spatial uncertainty in FAHP approach, our future research will include the application of a spatially-explicit reliability model for spatial sensitivity and uncertainty analysis associated with AHP and FAHP.
Shazly et al.[19] further proposed a three-state node reliability model for WSNs reliability analysis.
The present paper suggests to take advantage of these existing theories and derives a unified multiple stress reliability model for electronic devices in order to quantify and predict their reliability figures when operating under multiple stress in harsh environment as for Aerospace, Space, Nuclear, Submarine, Transport or Ground.
