Reliability. Maintainability : Theoretical elements

Theoretical elements
Reliability. Maintainability

Author : Pierre CHAPOUILLE

Publication date: June 10, 1980 | Lire en français

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2. Theoretical elements

These elements include an introduction defining the various concepts used in reliability 2.1 , the essential elements of probability calculus 2.2 , a discussion of lifetime distributions 2.3

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(1) - LANDERS (R.R.) - Reliability and product assurance. - Prentice Hall (1963).
(2) - NIXON (F.) - Managing to achieve quality and reliability. - McGraw Hill (1971).
(3) - PIERUSCHKA (E.) - Principle of reliability. - Prentice Hall (1963).
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