Advances in Failure Prediction of Subsea Components Considering Complex Dependencies

Li, He; Peng, Weiwen; Adumene, Sidum; Yazdi, Mohammad

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-29962-9_6

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“…Therefore, the four decision-makers DM = {DM1, DM2, DM3, DM4} are invited to evaluate the Severity, Occurrence, and Detection of identified failure modes. To achieve more realistic results, the importance weights of each decision-maker need to be obtained based on their individual decisionmakers' quality profile [136][137][138]. Decision-makers' critical weight shows how much the final decision is close to her/his opinions.…”

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Enhancing System Safety and Reliability through Integrated FMEA and Game Theory: A Multi-Factor Approach

Yazdi

2023

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This study aims to address the limitations of traditional Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) in managing safety and reliability within complex systems characterized by interdependent critical factors. We propose an integrated framework that combines FMEA with the strategic decision-making principles of Game Theory, thereby enhancing the assessment and mitigation of risks in intricate environments. The novel inclusion of the Best Worst Method (BWM) and Pythagorean fuzzy uncertain linguistic variables refines the accuracy of risk evaluation by overcoming the inherent deficiencies of conventional FMEA approaches. Through sensitivity analysis, the framework’s efficacy in identifying and prioritizing failure modes is empirically validated, guiding the development of targeted interventions. The practical application of our methodology is demonstrated in a comprehensive healthcare system analysis, showcasing its versatility and significant potential to improve operational safety and reliability across various sectors. This research is particularly beneficial for systems engineers, risk managers, and decision-makers seeking to fortify complex systems against failures and their effects.

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