Reliability analysis of a system in a randomly changing environment
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In reliability analysis of a repairable system, it is usually assumed that the system operates in a constant environment. In fact, it needn't be so. For example, environment may have different stress levels, and the lifelength of a repairable system under these stresses might differ from each other, too. In this paper, we present a reliability analysis of a repairable system whose life length is changing with environment.
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