The purpose of this example is to illustrate how the fault tree technique can be used to determine the minimum combinations of events that lead to the loss of a system's main function, based on a tree decomposition, and to determine the importance factors of the initiating events that lead to the dreaded event.
Consider a fire detection system in a production workshop with closed doors. It comprises :
a heat detection system;
a smoke detection system ;
a manually operated alarm system as shown in figure 25.
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(1) - LIGERON (J.-C.) - Le cercle des fiabilistes disparus ou critique ce la raison fiabiliste – Une nouvelle école de Sûreté de fonctionnement ? Une nécessité - Editions préventique (2006).
(2) - LIGERON (J.-C.) - La fiabilité en mécanique - Editions Desforges (1979).
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