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Risk-based reliability analysis and generic principles for risk reduction /
For a long time, conventional reliability analyses have been oriented towards selecting the more reliable system and preoccupied with maximising the reliability of engineering systems. On the basis of counterexamples however, we demonstrate that selecting the more reliable system does not necessaril...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Amsterdam :
Elsevier,
2007.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface
- 1. Risk-based reliability analysis
- a powerful alternative to the traditional reliability analysis
- 2. Basic reliability concepts and conventions used for determining the losses from failures
- 3. Methods for analysis of complex reliability networks
- 4. Probabilistic risk assessment and risk management
- 5. Potential loss from failure for non-repairable components and systems with multiple failure modes
- 6. Losses from failures for repairable systems with components logically arranged in series
- 7. Reliability analysis of complex repairable systems based on constructing the distribution of the potential losses
- 8. Reliability value analysis for complex systems
- 9. Reliability allocation based on minimising the total cost
- 10. Generic approaches to reducing the likelihood of critical failures
- 11. Specific principles for reducing the likelihood of failures
- 12. Reducing the risk of failure by reducing the negative impact from the variability of design parameters
- 13. Generic solutions for reducing the likelihood of overstress and wearout failures
- 14. Reducing the risk of failure by removing latent faults, and avoiding common cause failures
- 15. Consequence analysis and generic principles for reducing the consequences from failures
- 16. Locally initiated failures and risk reduction
- Appendix A
- References.