2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-530x2009000100006
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A simplified approach for reliability evaluation and component allocation in three-state series and parallel systems composed of non-identical components

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“…In general, system reliability (R s ) is understood as the probability that the system will operate continuously throughout its useful life [9]. The total reliability of a system depends on both the reliability of all its components and the way they are arranged [3]. Serial arrangement (Fig.…”
Section: Problems Of Designing Rms Production Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, system reliability (R s ) is understood as the probability that the system will operate continuously throughout its useful life [9]. The total reliability of a system depends on both the reliability of all its components and the way they are arranged [3]. Serial arrangement (Fig.…”
Section: Problems Of Designing Rms Production Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estudos futuros podem gerar formulações voltadas à otimização da efi ciência global da máquina, medida pelo IROG. A otimização de crono gramas de manutenção em sistemas multiestado, onde componentes podem falhar em múltiplos modos (ANZANELLO, 2009), também constitui-se em possível desdobramento.…”
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“…The binary k-out-of-n system reliability models have been extended to multi-state k-out-of-n system reliability models by allowing more than two performance levels for the system and its components (Eryilmaz 2014). Multi-state systems contain units presenting two or more failed states with multiple modes of failure and one working state (Anzanello 2009). Reliability models provide, through multistate, more realistic representations of engineering systems (Yingkui & Jing 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%