Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5019509 | Reliability Engineering & System Safety | 2017 | 7 Pages |
â¢Systems performing phased missions are considered.â¢The random environment is represented by stochastic shock process.â¢The shocks increase failure rates of all system elements.â¢A method for evaluating the mission success probability is presented.â¢A constrained redundancy allocation problem is formulated and solved.
Systems performing consecutive non-overlapping mission phases in a random environment are considered. Each phase is performed by a specific 1-out-of-n subsystem consisting of statistically identical parallel elements with the same functionality. The environment is modeled by the Poisson process of shocks commonly affecting all elements, by increasing their failure rate. A method for evaluating the mission success probability for arbitrary redundancy level in each subsystem is presented. The constrained redundancy allocation problem is formulated and solved. Illustrative examples are presented.