Reliability engineering
Reliability is the probability that a product, a software will operate or a service will be provided properly for a specified period of time under the design operating conditions without failure. This engineering textbook is organized according to the procedure followed when designing a product or service. The book consists of three parts:NEWLINENEWLINEPart I focuses on the basic definitions of reliability, its metrics, and methods for its calculations.NEWLINENEWLINEPart II presents the concept of constructing the likelihood function and its use in estimating the parameters of a failure time distribution.NEWLINENEWLINEPart III discusses how the reliability objectives can be ensured by providing preventive and scheduled maintenance and warranty policies.NEWLINENEWLINEThe material is then partitioned into the following ten chapters: Reliability and hazard functions; System reliability evaluation; Time- and failure- dependent reliability; Estimation methods of the parameters of failure-time distributions; Parametric reliability models; Models for accelerated life testing; Renewal processes and expected number of failures; Preventive maintenance and inspection; Warranty models; Case studies. In addition, certain mathematical tools and tables are given in the appendix. Each chapter contains many examples and illustrating figures. Moreover, to each chapter several exercises are given, where solutions of selected problems are provided in the appendix. Each chapter contains also a list of references. The well written book may be used as a reference work for practitioners and as a textbook for courses in reliability engineering, where knowledge in probability calculus and statistics is presumed.
- Equipment reliability and maintenance
- Reliability analysis of interdependent lattices
- Homogeneous discrete time alternating compound renewal process: a disability insurance application
- Bayesian failure-rate modeling and preventive maintenance optimization
- A general hazard regression model for accelerated life testing
- An exact algorithm for the redundancy allocation problem with heterogeneous components under the mixed redundancy strategy
- A non-Hermitian quantum approach to reliability of a two-state system
- Group maintenance scheduling for two-component systems with failure interaction
- Maximizing system availability through joint decision on component redundancy and spares inventory
- Reliability engineering: probabilistic models and maintenance methods
- Reliability engineering. Theory and practice
- Neuro-fuzzy based condition prediction of bearing health
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5950708 (Why is no real title available?)
- Distributionally robust design for redundancy allocation
- Mis-Specification Analysis Between Normal and Extreme Value Distributions for a Linear Regression Model
- Reliability and risk models. Setting reliability requirements
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 490144 (Why is no real title available?)
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- A new model for the reliability-redundancy allocation problem under the K-mixed redundancy strategy
- A Bayesian approach to degradation modeling and reliability assessment of rolling element bearing
- System reliability-redundancy optimization with cold-standby strategy by fitness-distance balance stochastic fractal search algorithm
- Probabilistic physics of failure approach to reliability. Modeling, accelerated testing, prognosis and reliability assessment
- Maintainability, maintenance, and reliability for engineers
- Science, engineering, and statistics
- Reliability and Risk Models
- Designing a generalized multiple dependent state repetitive sampling plan for the accelerated life test using the truncated lifetime distribution
- Fuzzy evaluation model for lifetime performance of electronic products with redundant backup systems
- Well-posedness and bilinear controllability of a repairable system with degraded state
- Reliability modelling and profit analysis of a fly ash bricks manufacturing system
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