Chapter 12 Maintainability and Availability. 12.1 introduction Availability analysis of the system requires a knowledge: (1)How the components are functional.

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Chapter 12 Maintainability and Availability

12.1 introduction Availability analysis of the system requires a knowledge: (1)How the components are functional connected. (2)The failure process of the component. (3)The method of operation and the definition of the failure. (4)The repair or maintenance police.

12.2 Maintainability Concept Maintainability M(t) : the probability of repairing a failed component or system in a specified period of time. Two kinds: Preventive maintainability Corrective maintainability

Preventive maintainability reliability of the system

System Reliability

Example 12.2 derive the condition under preventive maintenance is beneficial to the

imperfect maintenance

Repair time distribution

Unrepaired failure Number of unrepaired failure in time

Optimum replacement strategy The total number of the times the component is replaced is given by

Spare parts requirement The probability of having n failure in time t :

Example 12.9 Three kind of component in an system : 20 in type A (failure rate 0.002), 130 in type B (failure rate ), and 100 in type C (failure rate ). Find the number of spare parts required to cover the mission period 30 days and 99 percent of probability

12.3 Availability definition

3. Steady state availability 4. Inherent availability 5.Achieved availability 6.Operational availability

Availability Analysis Development of model

system with single component

Series system One repair person :

Two repairperson

Parallel system

One repair person

Two repair persons

12.4 Optimization Approach