1. System with two identical components in active redundancy
Reliability R(t) is the probability that the system will operate without failure over the time interval [0, t].
Maintainability M(t) is the probability that the system will be returned to service at time t, knowing that it failed at t = 0.
Availability A(t) is the probability that the system will not fail at time t.
1.1 System overview
The aim of this example is to illustrate the performance in terms of reliability, availability and maintainability of a system made up of two components placed in parallel when these components are non-repairable or repairable.
It deals with the case of active redundancy, characterized by the simultaneous operation of a set of two...
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