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Diagnostic of System Reliability
Bábek, Tomáš ; Pohl, Jan (referee) ; Havlíková, Marie (advisor)
This thesis is oriented to the reliability theory and diagnostics. It involves brief explanation of terms that exists in a branches of technical devices reliability. The next part contains determining the reliability indexes, calculations of probabilities and statistics for electronic devices. I do mention the different methods of reliability diagnostics. The three most used of them are described. First of them is the reliability block model. By this I describe the serial reliability model, the parallel reliability model and the combination of them. Using this method is the simple way to show how each component affects reliability of the whole system. The second method is FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) which is used mostly in the begining of the system designing. The third method is FTA (Fault tree analysis) which is one of the classic deductive methods. The FTA method is a graphical reliability model of a given system. By the end of this thesis, process of calculating the failure probability and the other reliability indexes of a given komponent (preamplifier with operational amplifier) is shown.
Systems Reliability Analysis using Monte Carlo Approach
Kučírek, Vojtěch ; Havlíková, Marie (referee) ; Jirgl, Miroslav (advisor)
Master’s thesis is focused on the technical systems reliability analysis. The first part of the thesis contains the description of the most commonly used reliability parameters and random variable probability distributions. Reliability of a human operator is described in the separate chapter. In the next part of the thesis are mentioned different types of reliability diagrams and methods of reliability analysis. Reliability analysis using Monte Carlo approach is described in the extra chapter. In the thesis are described several software tools, which can be used for systems reliability analysis. Design of PLC system with a human operator is done in the thesis. Reliability analysis using Monte Carlo approach is done on the designed PLC system. Results of Monte Carlo approach are compared with analytically calculated values and with values from reliability software.
The probabilistic solution of dike breaching due to overtopping
Alhasan, Zakaraya ; Fošumpaur, Pavel (referee) ; Šoltész,, Andrej (referee) ; Říha, Jaromír (advisor)
Doctoral thesis deals with reliability analysis of flood protection dikes by estimating the probability of dike failure. This study based on theoretical knowledge, experimental and statistical researches, mathematical models and field survey extends present knowledge concerning with reliability analysis of dikes vulnerable to the problem of breaching due to overtopping. This study contains the results of probabilistic solution of breaching of a left bank dike of the River Dyje at a location adjacent to the village of Ladná near the town of Břeclav in the Czech Republic. Within thin work, a mathematical model describing the overtopping and erosion processes was proposed. The dike overtopping is simulated using simple surface hydraulics equations. For modelling the dike erosion which commences with the exceedance of erosion resistance of the dike surface, simple transport equations were used with erosion parameters calibrated depending on data from past real embankment failures. In the context of analysis of the model, uncertainty in input parameters was determined and subsequently the sensitivity analysis was carried out using the screening method. In order to achieve the probabilistic solution, selected input parameters were considered random variables with different probability distributions. For generating the sets of random values for the selected input variables, the Latin Hypercube Sampling (LHS) method was used. Concerning with the process of dike breaching due to overtopping, four typical phases were distinguished. The final results of this study take the form of probabilities for those typical dike breach phases.
Systems Reliability Analysis using Monte Carlo Approach
Kučírek, Vojtěch ; Havlíková, Marie (referee) ; Jirgl, Miroslav (advisor)
Master’s thesis is focused on the technical systems reliability analysis. The first part of the thesis contains the description of the most commonly used reliability parameters and random variable probability distributions. Reliability of a human operator is described in the separate chapter. In the next part of the thesis are mentioned different types of reliability diagrams and methods of reliability analysis. Reliability analysis using Monte Carlo approach is described in the extra chapter. In the thesis are described several software tools, which can be used for systems reliability analysis. Design of PLC system with a human operator is done in the thesis. Reliability analysis using Monte Carlo approach is done on the designed PLC system. Results of Monte Carlo approach are compared with analytically calculated values and with values from reliability software.
The probabilistic solution of dike breaching due to overtopping
Alhasan, Zakaraya ; Fošumpaur, Pavel (referee) ; Šoltész,, Andrej (referee) ; Říha, Jaromír (advisor)
Doctoral thesis deals with reliability analysis of flood protection dikes by estimating the probability of dike failure. This study based on theoretical knowledge, experimental and statistical researches, mathematical models and field survey extends present knowledge concerning with reliability analysis of dikes vulnerable to the problem of breaching due to overtopping. This study contains the results of probabilistic solution of breaching of a left bank dike of the River Dyje at a location adjacent to the village of Ladná near the town of Břeclav in the Czech Republic. Within thin work, a mathematical model describing the overtopping and erosion processes was proposed. The dike overtopping is simulated using simple surface hydraulics equations. For modelling the dike erosion which commences with the exceedance of erosion resistance of the dike surface, simple transport equations were used with erosion parameters calibrated depending on data from past real embankment failures. In the context of analysis of the model, uncertainty in input parameters was determined and subsequently the sensitivity analysis was carried out using the screening method. In order to achieve the probabilistic solution, selected input parameters were considered random variables with different probability distributions. For generating the sets of random values for the selected input variables, the Latin Hypercube Sampling (LHS) method was used. Concerning with the process of dike breaching due to overtopping, four typical phases were distinguished. The final results of this study take the form of probabilities for those typical dike breach phases.
Diagnostic of System Reliability
Bábek, Tomáš ; Pohl, Jan (referee) ; Havlíková, Marie (advisor)
This thesis is oriented to the reliability theory and diagnostics. It involves brief explanation of terms that exists in a branches of technical devices reliability. The next part contains determining the reliability indexes, calculations of probabilities and statistics for electronic devices. I do mention the different methods of reliability diagnostics. The three most used of them are described. First of them is the reliability block model. By this I describe the serial reliability model, the parallel reliability model and the combination of them. Using this method is the simple way to show how each component affects reliability of the whole system. The second method is FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) which is used mostly in the begining of the system designing. The third method is FTA (Fault tree analysis) which is one of the classic deductive methods. The FTA method is a graphical reliability model of a given system. By the end of this thesis, process of calculating the failure probability and the other reliability indexes of a given komponent (preamplifier with operational amplifier) is shown.
IT systems reliability analysis
NOVÁK, Rudolf
The main goal of this diploma thesis "IT systems reliability analysis" is to analyse and suggest the best PC component seller according to criterion of minimum costs for guarantee services. Theoretical part deals with general importance of technical systems reliability and brings methodological basis for reliability analysis and describes methods and ways how to increase reliability in practise. Following part is focused on identification computer most critical component through Failure Tree Analysis method and modelling its failure-free time by using Weibull analysis. On the base of maintenance costs analysis was chosen the most appropriate distributor.

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