March 2015
Intermediate to advanced
464 pages
15h 5m
English
book
Reliability, Maintainability, and Supportability: Best Practices for Systems Engineers
by Michael Tortorella
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Index
- accelerated life model
- differential
- strong
- weak
- accelerated life test
- acceleration transform
- accuracy
- acquisition cost
- activation energy
- activity network
- age
- aggregation
- aging
- alternating renewal process
- AMSAA model
- architecture
- Arrhenius relationship
- asymptotic failure rate
- attribute requirements
- availability
- achieved
- asymptotic
- asymptotic average
- inherent
- operational
- transient
- bad-as-old
- ball bearings
- bias
- binomial
- birth-and-death process
- brink-of-failure state
- buffer overflow
- Burke’s theorem
- business continuity
- calendar time
- capacitor
- bypass
- capacity
- link
- census
- central limit theorem
- certification
- circuit pack
- circuit simulation
- circuit switch
- clumsy repairman
- code
- error-correcting
- error-detecting
- common cause
- competing risk
- component reliability estimates
- concept FMEA
- conditional independence
- confidence interval
- confidence level
- confidence limit
- congestion
- connectedness
- consumer’s risk
- continual improvement
- control chart
- control factor
- convolution
- corrective action
- cost
- appraisal
- external failure
- prevention
- count description
- crack growth
- critical path method
- criticality
- cumulative distribution function
- cumulative hazard function
- customer–supplier model
- customer–supplier relationship
- cut
- minimal
- set
- cycle time
- data
- reliability
- decimal places
- decision procedure
- degradation analysis
- degrees of freedom
- delay time
- administrative
- inefficiency
- logistic
- delivery function
- Deming cycle
- demography
- density
- dependability
- design choice
- design FMEA
- design patterns ...
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