Mixture distribution model approximation to system reliability
Özet
In this study, mixture reliability functions, mixture probability
density functions and mixture hazard functions were established for reliability block diagrams of series, parallel and complex systems. Mixture reliability
function, mixture probability density function and mixture hazard function, established for systems studied, were proposed as an approximation to reliability
function, probability density function and hazard function respectively. It was
shown that system reliability functions, system probability density functions
and system hazard functions can be expressed in terms of component reliability
functions, component probability density functions and component hazard functions respectively. By the mixture distribution model approximation to system
reliability: function representations were simplified, function calculations were
decreased and information extracted from the system and its components were
increased for reliability block diagrams of series, parallel and complex systems.
Kaynak
Selçuk Journal of Applied MathematicsBağlantı
https://hdl.handle.net/11630/7383Koleksiyonlar
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