Reliability Verification, Testing, and Analysis in Engineering DesignCRC Press, 2002. gada 27. nov. - 416 lappuses Striking a balance between the use of computer-aided engineering practices and classical life testing, this reference expounds on current theory and methods for designing reliability tests and analyzing resultant data through various examples using Microsoft® Excel, MINITAB, WinSMITH, and ReliaSoft software across multiple industries. The book disc |
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... usage profiles , and the deployment of reliability throughout the product design process from cradle to grave . Although this chapter cannot serve as a comprehensive overview of reliability management techniques , I am certain the ...
... usage profiles , and the deployment of reliability throughout the product design process from cradle to grave . Although this chapter cannot serve as a comprehensive overview of reliability management techniques , I am certain the ...
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... usage , and under specified operating conditions , in a manner that meets or exceeds customer expectations . Each phrase in the preceding definition warrants our special attention . Each of the following components of this definition is ...
... usage , and under specified operating conditions , in a manner that meets or exceeds customer expectations . Each phrase in the preceding definition warrants our special attention . Each of the following components of this definition is ...
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... usage of words such as " failure " or " defect , " which the public could misinterpret . Intended Function The intended function ( s ) of a product must be identified early in the design process to ensure that important customer ...
... usage of words such as " failure " or " defect , " which the public could misinterpret . Intended Function The intended function ( s ) of a product must be identified early in the design process to ensure that important customer ...
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... usage should be based on information coming from the customer and competitive benchmarks . Engineers often define a test bogey to represent an engineer's specification of product usage under which the reliability must be verified ( see ...
... usage should be based on information coming from the customer and competitive benchmarks . Engineers often define a test bogey to represent an engineer's specification of product usage under which the reliability must be verified ( see ...
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... usage , and this was not intended , then we all agree that it has failed . * However , this will not be the case if only a partial loss of function is involved . In such instances the very definition of the term " failure " may not be ...
... usage , and this was not intended , then we all agree that it has failed . * However , this will not be the case if only a partial loss of function is involved . In such instances the very definition of the term " failure " may not be ...
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accelerated analysis Appendix approximation asymptotic beta distribution binomial distribution bogey testing Chapter component computer-aided engineering confidence intervals confidence limit cumulative cycles density function design verification electronics Equation evaluated exponential distribution expression F-distribution failure distribution failure mode Figure FMEA Goal Seek hazard identify illustrated inverse likelihood contours likelihood estimation linear location-scale distribution lognormal distribution lower confidence limit LR limits maximum likelihood median rank Microsoft Excel Minitab ML estimates Monte Carlo MTTF normal distribution occur parameter estimates percentile phenomena potential failure modes probability plots procedure properties Q-Q plots random variable rank estimator rank regression recorded failures relationship reliability metrics right-censored sample sizes shape parameter simulation standard normal stress subsystem success-failure test t₁ Table temperature usage values variance wearout Weibayes Weibull data Weibull distribution Weibull parameters Weibull plot Worked-out Example