A Reliability Assessment of an Industrial Communication Protocol on a Windows OS Embedded PC for an Oil Rig Control Application

Abstract

 Investigates Reliability vs Load in Window Computer  Processor consumption been investigated in literature but "Reliability vs. Load" is rarely investigated.  Measures reliability of Data History Polls and monitoring  Such a reliability vs. load is observed on physical mockup, findings are hard to predict and close to actual scenarios.Reliability is an important criterion for the applications, especially when there are humans involved in the activity. There are a limited number of works addressing the reliability concerns of a digital industrial plant scenario with machine to machine (M2M) communications. Results on a windows embedded platform are rare as well. In this paper, we investigate the suitability of such devices for presenting the data of a digital oil rig to the humans within the scope of the TÜBİTAK KAMAK Project. There can be two types of reads.A simple one regarding current values of observed variables. Also, a period of their occurrences can be recalled, referred to as a Historic read. An algorithm can consider both techniques. Our observations indicate: the simple reads are more resilient than the historical ones that represent past data of a readable variable. Figure A. The name figure or table about given info and results

Impact of Differencing and Averaging on Stationary Reliability Predictions

“…There are varieties of techniques for identifying a stationary trend, the few studies do consider the effects of changes for predictions such as Mean time between failure identifications (MTBF). This is more meaningful prediction once the series is independent and identical distributed according to a known classical distribution [1], [2] with a known mean (µ) and variance (σ 2 ) from observations, These studies are where this data is coming from.…”