1. Need and necessity
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1.1.1 Awareness of the need for reliability
The need for a doctrine, methods and means to improve product reliability has been apparent for just over a quarter of a century. The first observations on the inability of industrial products to perform the functions they were intended to fulfil for a sufficient period of time date back to the Second World War.
A few examples from this period: H2S airborne radars, which functioned very unevenly; liberty ships, where the innovation of replacing...
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References
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(1) - LANDERS (R.R.) - Reliability and product assurance. - Prentice Hall (1963).
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(2) - NIXON (F.) - Managing to achieve quality and reliability. - McGraw Hill (1971).
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(3) - PIERUSCHKA (E.) - Principle of reliability. - Prentice Hall (1963).
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