A multivariant exponential shared-load model

Lin, Hsin-Hui; Chen, Kaung-Hwa; Wang, Rong-Tsorng

doi:10.1109/24.210291

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Load‐Sharing Systems

Dewan

Naik‐Nimbalkar

2011

Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science

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Load‐sharing systems arise in several real‐life situations. Some of them have been described below. Several models proposed in the literature for load‐sharing systems are studied. The emphasis is on parametric estimation and testing and nonparametric estimation of system life distributions under equal and monotone load‐sharing rules. Data sets that describe load‐sharing systems have been described. A few probabilistic results are stated for completeness.

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Load‐Sharing Systems

Dewan

Naik‐Nimbalkar

2011

Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science

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A stochastic model for a general load‐sharing system under overload condition

Yun

Hwan

2009

Appl Stoch Models Bus & Ind

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A load-sharing parallel system functions if at least one unit in the system is functioning and the surviving units share the load. In most of research on load-sharing system, the performance of the system has been studied only for the case when the lifetimes of components in the system follow exponential distributions. In this paper a load-sharing parallel system is considered when the lifetimes of the units in the system are any continuous random variables. The reliability function of the system is derived and the problem of load allocation is also considered., t 0.Furthermore, we see thatand P(I = 0|X P1 = u) = F 2 (g 2 (1− )u), P(I = 1|X P1 = u) =F 2 (g 2 (1− )u).

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A multivariant exponential shared-load model

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