Analysis of Feeder Service Reliability Using Component Failure Rates

Goldberg, Saul; Horton, W.F.; Rose, Virgil G.

doi:10.1109/mper.1987.5526771

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“…When the cost to diagnose all the possible failure indications for a system are summed, a life-cycle cost estimate is arrived at. A similar method is utilized by Goldberg (1987) to determine component reliability of an electric power feeder. The largest failing of the for-mentioned diagnosability research, based on predictability, is its reliance on historical failure data.…”

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Analytical Method for the Prediction of Reliability and Maintainability Based Life-Cycle Labor Costs

Fitzpatrick

Paasch

1999

Journal of Mechanical Design

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An analytical method for predicting life-cycle maintainability labor costs is developed. The purpose of the analytical method is to allow the evaluation of products, based on life-cycle labor costs, early in the design process. The Boeing 737-300/400/500 Bleed Air Control System is used as a test model, and the results of the analysis are compared with historical data for this system. Four prospective design changes to the Bleed Air Control system are analyzed to demonstrate the ability of the analytical method to evaluate and compare differing designs or design changes.

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