Evaluation of the accuracy of a reliability measurement procedure using simulation techniques.
evaluationofaccu00huff.pdf (2.047Mb)Abstract
This study evaluates the accuracy of an established
reliability measurement procedure (NAVWEPS OD 29304) by
computer simulation. The reliability measurement procedure
assumes components fail according to an Exponential Failure
Law. This study tests the accuracy of that procedure when
components obey a Weibull Failure Law or a Log Normal Failure
Law.
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