Bibliography of literature on failure data

Dhillon, B.S.; Viswanath, H.C.

doi:10.1016/0026-2714(90)90178-p

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“…Reviews of previous failure rate data sources are in the literature [2, 3]. This article cites updated data sources that have been found in the literature from 1993 forward.…”

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Component failure rate data sources for probabilistic safety and reliability

Cadwallader

Eide

2010

Process Safety Progress

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Probabilistic safety methods, which are being used in the chemical, manufacturing, and energy industries, create a basic need for input data on failure rates of the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and control, and other components that comprise the engineering systems in a facility. Some companies have data stored and easy to retrieve. Other companies hire consultants who use their own databases to perform safety assessments. For analysts who do not have either of these options available, this article presents data sources that are retrievable from the literature. The accessibility of data documents via the internet is also described. © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Process Saf Prog, 2010

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“…Reviews of previous failure rate data sources are in the literature [2, 3]. This article cites updated data sources that have been found in the literature from 1993 forward.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Component failure rate data sources for probabilistic safety and reliability

Cadwallader

Eide

2010

Process Safety Progress

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Reliability in the Mechanical Design Process

Dhillon

2015

Mechanical Engineers' Handbook

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Various types of statistical distributions and hazard rate models are used in mechanical reliability to represent failure times of mechanical items. This chapter presents some of the distribution methods and models considered useful to perform various types of mechanical reliability analysis. It presents three statistical or probability distributions. They are exponential, Weibull, and normal. Over the years, many reliability allocation and evaluation methods have been developed for use during the design phase. The chapter presents some of the methods and techniques considered useful, particularly in designing mechanical items. There are many mathematical models available in the published literature that can be used to estimate failure rates of items such as bearings, pumps, brakes, filters, compressors, and seals . It presents some of those models. Failure data provide invaluable information to reliability engineers, design engineers, management, and so on concerning the product performance.

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Introduction to Reliability and Safety

Dhillon

1991

Robot Reliability and Safety

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Bibliography of literature on failure data

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Component failure rate data sources for probabilistic safety and reliability

Component failure rate data sources for probabilistic safety and reliability

Reliability in the Mechanical Design Process

Introduction to Reliability and Safety

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