Conveners
CONTRIBUTED Reliability 3
- Sören Knuts (GKN Aerospace Sweden)
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Hugalf Bernburg (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB))13/09/2023, 09:40Reliability
To demonstrate reliability at consecutive timepoints, a sample at each current timepoint must prove that at least 100$p$% of the devices of a population function until the next timepoint with probability of at least $1-\omega$.
For testing that reliability, we develop a failure time model which is motivated by a Bayesian rolling window approach on the mean time to failure. Based on this...
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Marek Skarupski (Eindhoven University of Technology)13/09/2023, 10:00Reliability
As part of the Dutch national PrimaVera project (www.primavera-project.com), an extensive case study with a leading high-tech company on predicting and monitoring failure rates of components is being carried out. Following common practice from reliability engineers, the engineers of the high-tech company frequently use the Crow-AMSAA model for age-dependent reliability problems. There are,...
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Marco Cattaldo (Nofima)13/09/2023, 10:20
The increasing affordability of physical and digital sensors has led to the availability of considerable process data from a range of production processes. This trend, in turn, has enabled researchers and industrial practitioners to employ these large amounts of data to improve process efficiency at most levels, thereby facilitating the operation of the process. A fundamental step in some of...
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