Article | REF: SE4073 V1

Risk analysis of dynamic systems: Petri nets - Modeling examples

Author: Jean-Pierre SIGNORET

Publication date: April 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    In the [SE 4 072] dossier, a part of the veil was lifted on the immense modeling possibilities of Petri nets. The treatment of a set of typical examples corresponding to the problems the reliability engineer is confronted with on a daily basis allows us to continue this adventure.

    A small system operating under 2/3 majority voting is used to introduce elements of classical reliability and availability calculations. Production availability problems are then used to demonstrate the benefits of modular modeling for mastering large industrial...

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