ECTS
2 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
Description
Reliability (SdF) is the science of failures. It focuses on predicting, measuring, and, more broadly, controlling them. This course covers the methodology and quantitative aspects of reliability.
Objectives
Implement a system for operational safety and be able to quantify it through its components.
Class Hours
- Operational Safety - CMLecture16.5 hours
Mandatory Prerequisites
Probability and Statistical Calculations
Recommended prerequisites*:
Knowledge of system reliability
Knowledge Assessment
A final exam
Course Outline
- Approach and Definition of Operational Safety (SdF)
- Definition and analysis of the four components of the SdF: Reliability, maintainability, availability, and safety.
- A Quantitative Approach to the SdF:
- Reliability Analysis and Calculation
- Maintainability Analysis and Calculation: Maintainability function, associated repair rate, repair time distribution, MTTR…
- Analysis and calculation of availability (intrinsic, operational); composition of availability metrics
- Markov chains
- SdF Costs
Additional Information
CM: 4:30 p.m.