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Reliability in series is calculated by multiplying the reliability values with one another. On the other hand, parallel settings calls for multiplication of (1-reliability) and then subtraction from 1.
In this case we see three module.
0.995 In parallel
0.980 And 0.950 in parallel
The previous two in series and the series is in parallel with 0.999
We need to calculate the values for each of them.
0.995 in parallel has a reliability value of 1 – (1-0.995)*(1-0.995) = 0.999975
0.980 And 0.950 in parallel has a value of 1 – (1-0.980)*(1-0.950) = 0.999
These two in parallel creates a reliability of the upper region as 0.999975*0.999 = 0.998975. Now this has a parallel component with 0.999.
The overall system reliability is 1 – (1-0.998975)*(1-0.999) = 0.999999
The reliability of the system is 0.999999
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Using the above logic, the reliability of first part is
1 – (1-0.995)*(1-0.995) = 0.999975
The reliability of the second part is
1 – (1-0.990)*(1-0.999)*(1-0.995) = 0.99999995
The reliability of the first major part (before the 0.995 on the right hand side) is
1 – (1-0.99999995)*(1-0.985) = 0.999999999
The reliability of the system is
0.999999999*0.995 = 0.9949
The reliability of this system is 0.9949
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