"equipment failure rate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rate of errors that occur in equipment or machinery. For example: "The production line had an unacceptable equipment failure rate of 10%."
Whenever the number of interruptions is forecasted based on historical weather data, power system equipment failure rates, and aging of distribution network components, the utilities can prevent a major percent of these events by establishing preventive maintenance programs.
Therefore, it is recommended to improve the maintenance and design of this protection equipment to reduce the failure rate of power transformers.
Due to equipment failure, a few heart rate measurements were lost, and one average value could not be calculated for goat no. 5 on day 1 and 3 averages on the second day for goat no. 1.
The very low rate of equipment failure was an additional factor in the high rate of successfully completed tests.
The design of this transmission system depends on numerous factors: the rated power of the wind farm, wind conditions at the location, the distance from the shore, the cost of electrical equipment, the price of energy, the maintenance costs, the failure rate of the equipment, and so forth.
This optimization is based on the failure rate of equipment and is formulated as a non-linear programming (NLP) Problem.
The system performance takes in account equipment reliability factors such as failure rate and time to repair, and is assessed by the availability index.
1) Noticed that the equipment with PM is usually the one with bad working condition and the failure rate of the equipment may be higher than the one with normal condition.
In May, Ford said it would spend $3 billion to replace all 13 million Firestone tires because the equipment had elevated failure rates.
