The need for safety is vital in many systems, e.g. an industrial process in which a non-detected failure can be catastrophic. But, from a lifetime point of view, this safety factor is generally incompatible with that of reliability. In this paper a comparison is made of the values of these two parameters for several redundancy schemes. These comparisons show that very careful choice has to be made which is governed by the requirements of the system (complexity, mission time, safety,...)
A safety case is a well-reasoned argument, supported by evidence that a system is acceptably safe to...
Reliability for businesses begins with management and how they communicate the need for a failure fr...
Reliability optimization and mean time to failure are those of the areas of interest for engineers a...
Reliability of transport equipment plays a crucial role in providing safety for passengers. Safety s...
Non-serviceable systems are often constrained by three requirements that address the need to reliabl...
Systems are developed to satisfy a set of requirements that meet a need. A requirement that is impor...
ABSTRACT This research article deals with different aspects of redundancy techniques at various lev...
AbstractRedundancy has long been regarded as a desirable property in ensuring the safety of structur...
Abstract: In this paper, two different systems both are requiring a supporting unit for their operat...
Redundancy is important to include in the design and analysis of structural systems. In most codes o...
Notions of redundancy and diversity are ubiquitous in the design of safety instrumented systems (SIS...
The basic goal of this paper is to create an alternative based analysis in a reliability model. Desp...
Safety instrumented systems (SISs) are of prime importance to the process industry to avoid catastro...
In this paper we examine several models for systems subject to both repairable and nonrepairable fai...
Having defined the parameters necessary to the determination of a system, the author considers five ...
A safety case is a well-reasoned argument, supported by evidence that a system is acceptably safe to...
Reliability for businesses begins with management and how they communicate the need for a failure fr...
Reliability optimization and mean time to failure are those of the areas of interest for engineers a...
Reliability of transport equipment plays a crucial role in providing safety for passengers. Safety s...
Non-serviceable systems are often constrained by three requirements that address the need to reliabl...
Systems are developed to satisfy a set of requirements that meet a need. A requirement that is impor...
ABSTRACT This research article deals with different aspects of redundancy techniques at various lev...
AbstractRedundancy has long been regarded as a desirable property in ensuring the safety of structur...
Abstract: In this paper, two different systems both are requiring a supporting unit for their operat...
Redundancy is important to include in the design and analysis of structural systems. In most codes o...
Notions of redundancy and diversity are ubiquitous in the design of safety instrumented systems (SIS...
The basic goal of this paper is to create an alternative based analysis in a reliability model. Desp...
Safety instrumented systems (SISs) are of prime importance to the process industry to avoid catastro...
In this paper we examine several models for systems subject to both repairable and nonrepairable fai...
Having defined the parameters necessary to the determination of a system, the author considers five ...
A safety case is a well-reasoned argument, supported by evidence that a system is acceptably safe to...
Reliability for businesses begins with management and how they communicate the need for a failure fr...
Reliability optimization and mean time to failure are those of the areas of interest for engineers a...