What is the useful life in hours for a product having a reliability of 0.985 and a failure rate of 0.015 failures per hour?
A) 120
B) 200
C) 280
D) 360
E) 440
Need 2-8 - CHAPTER QUESTIONS Reliability 245 1. Definere blir ne reliability in your own words. Describe the key elements and why they are important 2. Describe the three phases of the life syde curve. Drew the curve and label it in detail (the axes, phases, type of product failure, etc.). 3. Determine the failure rate for the following You have tested circuit boards for failures during a 300-hour continuous use test. Four of the 25 boards tailed. The first...
Question 3 20 pts A system has three components with reliability values A, B, and C. The reliability of the system. R. can be calculated using the equation 1.R - A+B+C 2.R-AxBxC 3. Insufficient Information has been provided. 4. R = 1 - (1 - A)(1-B1-C)] 04 O 2 U Question 4 20 pts A system is made up of four independent components in series each having a failure rate of .005 failures per hour. If time to failure is...
a product is designed to operate at a constant failure rate of 5 failures per hour for the engineer to realize a reliability of 60% what must the operation time (in hours) be? a. 0.500 hrs b. 0.050 hrs c. 0.120 d. 0.102 hrs
A system is made up of four independent components in series each having a failure rate of .005 failures per hour. If time to failure is exponential, then the reliability of the system at 10 hours is? (round to 4 decimal places)
1. One hundred (100) parts were tested for 10 hours, and 10 failures occurred during the test. The times when the failures occurred are 1, 3, 6, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 2, and 1 hour, respectively. What is the failure rate? 2. Field data have indicated that Unit A has a failure rate of 0.0004 failure per hour. Calculate the reliability of the unit for a 150-hour mission.
Q5. For reliability considerations for ball bearings, which of the following are true? a) Reliability (%) = 100%-failure percentage b) Median of a reliability population distribution is critical to understand fatigue life c) Shock loading increases nominal loading by a certain factor, K. d) All options a-c are true e) Only options b) and c) are true 8
the answer is 0.173... but how do I get it? The local telephone company has a standby generator with a failure rate of 0.001 failures/hour to provide electrical power in case of a service interruption. History has shown that the electrical service has a failure rate of 0.00023 per hour. Assuming perfect switching, what is electrical power reliability for a year? a. 0.133 0.0.173 c. 0.203 d. 0.453
10.5 Suppose that a device has a failure rate of A(t)(0.015 + 0.020)/year, where t is in years. (a) Calculate the reliability for a 5-year design life assuming that no maintenance is performed. (b) Ca lculate the reliability for a 5-year design life assuming that annual preventive maintenance restores the system to an as-good-as-new condition. (c) Repeat b assuming that there is a 5% chance that the preventive maintenance will cause immediate failure. 10.5 Suppose that a device has a...
please solve only 1.2 and 1.3 dont solve 1.1 thanks Problem: 14 pointsl Given the Reliability Block Diagram below of a system with 3 different components in series, each with a time to failure distribution and a baseline 3-year reliability, which is the current warranty period for the system Part A Weibull, shape β-2 R(3 years) 0.75 Part B Expon R(3 years) 0.70 Part C Exponential R(3 years) 0.80 1.1) Determine the system reliability at 3-year. Management wants to improve...
CLO-3(C4) Let T be the lifetime of a device in hours (a) Find the reliability and MTTF fr(t) = 5/t2 t> 5 0t5 (b) Find the failure rate function r(t). (c) How many hours of operation can be considered to achieve 95% reliability CLO-3(C4) Let T be the lifetime of a device in hours (a) Find the reliability and MTTF fr(t) = 5/t2 t> 5 0t5 (b) Find the failure rate function r(t). (c) How many hours of operation can...
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