10th Advances in Reliability Technology Symposium

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Industrial Problems and Solutions — Within a Reliability Context: Keynote Paper.
• The Importance of Reliability in Health and Safety.
• Data Collection and Analysis.
• Expert Opinion in Probabilistic Safety Assessment.
• A Method for Identification and Tracing of Potential Incident Causes in Process Industry.
• The Compatibility of Reliability Models with the Underlying Data Structure.
• An Electronic Component Reliability Database.
• Mechanical Reliability.
• The Reliability Assessment of Offshore Structures Under the Influence of Fatigue Crack Growth.
• Statistical Approaches to Fatigue Crack Growth Models.
• Predicting Pipeline Reliability Using Discriminant Analysis.
• Aspects of Mechanical System Reliability.
• Human Factors.
• Human Factors Analysis of Automation Requirements — A Methodology for Allocating Functions.
• Minimising the Cause of Human Error.
• Achieving Consistency in the Use of Human Factors Analytic Methods for Reliability Assessment.
• System Simulation.
• Interval and Bayesian Availability Modelling.
• Monte Carlo Simulation Applied to Power System Reliability Evaluation.
• Fault Tree Uncertainty Analysis Using a Monte Carlo Method.
• System Availability.
• System Availability Synthesis.
• A Software System for ARMCO Simulation of Conceptual Plant.
• Power Generation Systems Availability Maintainability Assessment.
• Software Reliability.
• Static Analysis — A Technique for Software Verification.
• Notes on the Security of Programming Languages.
• Software — Correct Beyond Reasonable Doubt.
• Comparative Reliability of Some Common Design and Specification Methods.
• Environmental Effects on Equipment Reliability.
• A Framework for Dependent Failure Analysis.
• Assessing Environmental Effects.
• The Hardness of Semiconductor Devices Exposed to Simulated ElectromagneticPulses.
• Risk Assessment.
• The Use of Possibility Concepts in Fuzzy Logic Reliability Applications.
• Probabilistic Risk Assessment Associated with Fire Spred in Segregated Structures.
• A Trigger-Coupling Mechanism Model for Dependent Failures.
• Reliability Management and Design.
• Benefits of Reliability and Quality Assurance Programmes in UK Manufacturing.
• The Taguchi Approach to Designing for Reliability.
• Overhaul Cost Escalation Due to Mechanical Wear Out.
• Poster Session.
• Calculation of Reliability Characteristics in the Case of Corrosion Using the RCP-based Approach.
• A Modified GO Methodology for System Availability Assessment.
• Geometric Transform Method for Numerical Evaluation of Instantaneous Availability.
• Hazard Rates and Generalised Beta Distributions.