REMM evaluation process

Marshall, Jessica; Balderstone, M.; Davies, James E.; Lumbard, D.

doi:10.1109/rams.2003.1182030

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“…[8], [9] The single evaluation of the REMM process at WHL was considered successful as it demonstrated that the process was applicable to mechanical components and gave meaningful results. It was not possible to evaluate the process when applied to an integration project such as the installation of a With the completion of the REMM programme, WHL are reviewing how and where to use the process within our business.…”

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Practical evaluation of the remm process

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RAMS '06. Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 2006.

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The REMM process is a holistic approach to reliability analysis and evaluation. It focuses on design for reliability and takes a proactive approach to reliability assessment. REMM is a collaborative UK funded research project that has spent the last 6 years investigating all aspects of design for reliability as well as reliability assessment and prediction.Previous REMM papers have concentrated on describing the process, this paper, however, is concerned with the application of the process at 4 aerospace companies. Each of these businesses has implemented the process in a way that is relevant to their products and has therefore interpreted the process differently. The products described in this paper are all aerospace products but vary in their complexity and technology. This paper describes the challenges and questions each company required to be answered. The paper will conclude by pulling all the experience together to give an evaluation of the REMM process including the pros and cons.

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Practical evaluation of the remm process

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Jones

RAMS '06. Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, 2006.

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A comparison of reliability methods and the remm process

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Annual Symposium Reliability and Maintainability, 2004 - RAMS

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& CONCLUSIONSThis paper describes conventional methods of reliability prediction and their uses. It also describes the REMM process and the REMM statistical model. Examples of using the REMM process are shown from 4 aerospace companies and a comparison made between the REMM process and conventional reliability approaches. The paper concludes by listing the advantages and disadvantages of using the REMM process as compared to conventional reliability methods.

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