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Mechanical reliability and maintenance models (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))

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Pulcini G. (2003)
Mechanical reliability and maintenance models
in Handbook of Reliability Engineering, 2003
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Chapter 18 of the book \"Handbook of Reliability Engineering\" (H. Pham, Editor). (literal)

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This chapter deals with the reliability modeling of repairable mechanical equipment and illustrates some useful models, and related statistical procedures, for the statistical analysis of failure data of repairable mechanical equipment. A repairable equipment is an item which may fail to perform at least one of its required functions many times during its lifetime. After each failure, it is not replaced but restored to satisfactory performance by repairing or by substituting the failed part. In Section 18.2, basic concepts of stochastic point processes are illustrated. Sections 18.3-18.6 deal with stochastic models used to describe the failure pattern of repairable equipment subject to perfect, minimal, imperfect or worse maintenance, as well as to some complex maintenance policies. The last section illustrates models that describe the failure pattern of equipment undergoing development programs that are carried out to improve reliability through design modifications (reliability growth). Of course, in this context, the observed failure pattern is strongly influenced also by design changes. (literal)

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