Research on the Comprehensive Allocation Method for a Vehicle Hydraulic Braking System Based on Partial Fuzzy Ratings and Considering Failure Correlation

Yang, Zhou; Bai, Hui; Wang, Hongju; Zhang, Jing

doi:10.1007/s40815-024-01699-y

Int. J. Fuzzy Syst.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s40815-024-01699-y

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Research on the Comprehensive Allocation Method for a Vehicle Hydraulic Braking System Based on Partial Fuzzy Ratings and Considering Failure Correlation

Zhou Yang,

Hui Bai,

Hongju Wang

et al.

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A reliability allocation method for mechanical products considering meta‐action performance factors and failure correlation

Chen

2024

Quality & Reliability Eng

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Motion is one of the most basic forms of mechanical products, which directly determines the performance stability and function realization of products. In this paper, a reliability allocation method for mechanical products is proposed, which takes the meta‐action with motion characteristics as the allocation granularity unit, and fully considers the performance factors and failure correlation of the meta‐action. Firstly, the function‐motion‐action (FMA) decomposition method is used to establish the decomposition model of mechanical products to determine all the meta‐actions that realize the function of products. Secondly, four factors that affect the reliability of the meta‐action are introduced, namely sensitivity, severity, potential improvement, and dynamic performance, and the comprehensive allocation weight model of meta‐actions is established. Furthermore, to solve the deficiency of the traditional failure independence hypothesis, Copula theory is used to establish the reliability allocation model of the meta‐action system. Finally, a numerical control turntable is taken as an example to illustrate the applicability of the method. The results show that the reliability allocation value of the proposed method is significantly lower than that of the traditional method when the reliability index of the product is guaranteed, which provides theoretical guidance for the reliability design of mechanical products.

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A reliability allocation method for mechanical products considering meta‐action performance factors and failure correlation

Chen

2024

Quality & Reliability Eng

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Mission Reliability Modeling and Analysis Methods for Reconfigurable Ship Electronic Information Systems

Fang,

Wang,

Feng

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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With the increasing intensity of ship missions, the mission reliability requirements of various ship systems are getting higher. Especially the new reconfigurable ship electronic information systems, which have the characteristics of resource sharing and reuse, function reconfiguration on demand, software and hardware loose coupling, and business integration, etc., is difficult to be taken into account by traditional reliability design and analysis methods. Therefore, it is imperative to design a reliability modeling and analysis method with careful consideration and strong applicability. Taking the new reconfigurable ship electronic information system as the research subject, this paper firstly adopts the architecture analysis and design language (AADL) to establish a reliability model from three perspectives, namely, system structure, system behavior, and failure impact; then, a model of mission reliability allocation under multiple constraints is developed and solved using the hybrid algorithm of Slime Mode Optimization Differential Evolution (SMA-DE) based on the optimal allocation model of reliability; next, a method for analyzing the mission reliability of ship electronic information systems based on the Goal Oriented (GO) method is proposed, and based on the state probability algorithm therein, a correction algorithm oriented to the co-causal failure modes is derived to realize the quantitative calculation of the mission reliability of ship electronic information systems; finally, an application validation was performed in conjunction with a typical ship electronic information system task. The results show that the method proposed in this study can successfully achieve the mission reliability allocation as well as quantitative analysis of reconfigurable ship electronic information systems under multi-mission requirements.

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Research on the Comprehensive Allocation Method for a Vehicle Hydraulic Braking System Based on Partial Fuzzy Ratings and Considering Failure Correlation

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A reliability allocation method for mechanical products considering meta‐action performance factors and failure correlation

A reliability allocation method for mechanical products considering meta‐action performance factors and failure correlation

Mission Reliability Modeling and Analysis Methods for Reconfigurable Ship Electronic Information Systems

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