Análise da confiabilidade humana via redes Bayesianas: uma aplicação à manutenção de linhas de transmissão

Menêzes, Regilda da Costa Silva; Droguett, Enrique López

doi:10.1590/s0103-65132007000100012

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“…In Brazil it has been observed that the human reliability is still in an embryonic step once only two article in Brazilian journal were identified [10,11]…”

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Human reliability and ergonomics: a literature review from 1963 to 2011

Silva

Menegon

Carvalho

2012

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This study reviews the academic literature on human reliability from the ergonomics perspective. The methodological approach used in this analysis combines several techniques, including bibliometric, content analysis, and social network analysis. The initial sample consisted of 304 articles, which totalized 1,872 citations, published in 94 journals, from the 47-year period between 1963 and 2011. From this initial sample, only 50 articles (16%), totalizing 471 citations are classified as ergonomics area, published in 14 journals, which involve 108 authors, with 471 citations. This sample was expanded via the seminal studies of ergonomics. These articles were coded and tabulated according to their year of publication, the number of publications per journal, major areas of interest, and the relationship between the articles and the research methods discussed. Networks were prepared by keywords, co-citations, and cross-citations

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“…In Brazil it has been observed that the human reliability is still in an embryonic step once only two article in Brazilian journal were identified [10,11]…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A similar approach was conducted in the Scielo database, in which are some of the major national periodicals. Search with the keywords "human reliability" in both English and Portuguese has resulted in only 2 articles by [10,11], both published in the journal production. The term "reliability" found 111 articles.…”

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Human reliability and ergonomics: a literature review from 1963 to 2011

Silva

Menegon

Carvalho

2012

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“…The methodology Bayesian belief networks (BBN) provides a greater flexibility as not it only allows for a more realistic representation of the dynamic nature of man-system, but also allows for representation of the relationship of dependence among the events and performance shaping factors [10].…”

Section: Bayesian Network Methodsmentioning

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Comparing SLIM, SPAR-H and Bayesian Network Methodologies

Calixto¹,

Lima²,

Firmino³

2013

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Human factors always affect maintenance performance, and in some cases, it's critical to systems availability and reliability. Despite such importance, in so many cases, there's no human reliability method applied to analyze maintenance tasks in order to understand better human factors influence in maintenance performance. There are several human analysis methodologies and regarding human factors, SLIM (Successes Likelihood Methods), SPAR-H (Standardized Plant Analysis Risk-Human Reliability Analysis Method) and Bayesian Net take into account such factors and may be a good approach to minimize human error. In order to propose a human reliability methodology to analyze maintenance tasks taking into account human factors, a case study about turbine star up tasks will be carried out. Therefore, different human reliability methods will be performed based on specialist opinion. Finally, the human error probability as well as drawbacks and advantages from different methods will be discussed to get a final conclusion.

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“…For example, [Martins et al, 2013] proposed a study on the application of Bayesian networks to the human reliability analysis (HRA) of an oil tanker operation focusing on collision accidents. This study uses a four-phase methodology (familiarization, qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, incorporation) to accomplish HRA [Swain et al, 1983] using the integration of fault trees and Bayesian networks [Droguett et al, 2007]. Also, to specify the reliability for new product development, [Murthy et al, 2009] developed a new model of product life cycle in which the life cycle was divided into eight phases and grouped into three stages (Predevelopment, Development, Post-development).…”

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An overall methodology for reliability prediction of mechatronic systems design with industrial application

Habchi

Barthod

2016

Reliability Engineering & System Safety

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International audienceWe propose in this paper an overall ten-step methodology dedicated to the analysis and quantification of reliability during the design phase of a mechatronic system, considered as a complex system. The ten steps of the methodology are detailed according to the downward side of the V-development cycle usually used for the design of complex systems. Two main phases of analysis are complementary and cover the ten steps, qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis. The qualitative phase proposes to analyze the functional and dysfunctional behavior of the system and then determine its different failure modes and degradation states, based on external and internal functional analysis, organic and physical implementation, and dependencies between components, with consideration of customer specifications and mission profile. The quantitative phase is used to calculate the reliability of the system and its components, based on the qualitative behavior patterns, and considering data gathering and processing and reliability targets. Systemic approach is used to calculate the reliability of the system taking into account: the different technologies of a mechatronic system (mechanics, electronics, electrical ...), dependencies and interactions between components and external influencing factors. To validate the methodology, the ten steps are applied to an industrial system, the smart actuator of Pack'Aero Company

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Análise da confiabilidade humana via redes Bayesianas: uma aplicação à manutenção de linhas de transmissão

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Human reliability and ergonomics: a literature review from 1963 to 2011

Human reliability and ergonomics: a literature review from 1963 to 2011

Comparing SLIM, SPAR-H and Bayesian Network Methodologies

An overall methodology for reliability prediction of mechatronic systems design with industrial application

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