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RS 575
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Introduction
to Reliability Concepts, Principles and Applications |
Course Overview
This one-day course explores and introduces reliability
concepts, principles and their applications. Topics covered
include Life Data Analysis, Accelerated Life Testing, System
Reliability, Maintainability and Availability, Reliability
Growth, FMEAs and more. It is designed for engineers, managers
and senior level staff.
Topics include:
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Purpose of a reliability program.
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Why does reliability matter?
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Reliability engineering concepts and their applications.
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Applying reliability concepts.
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Defining, computing and understanding reliability
metrics.
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Statistical concepts and distributions for reliability
data analysis.
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Reliability predictions.
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Warranty forecasts.
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Understanding reliability specifications.
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Reliability comparisons.
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Understanding burn-in.
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Accelerated life testing concepts and models.
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Optimizing preventive, predictive and inspection
intervals.
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System reliability concepts including RBD and Fault
Tree constructs.
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Repairable system analysis: Maintainability
and Availability and Reliability Growth.
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Cost Analysis: Life Cycle Cost.
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Introduction to FMEA concepts.
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Introduction to FRACAS and root cause analyses.
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Summary |
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Course Length |
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1 Day (6 hours) |
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CEUs |
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.6 |
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Prerequisites |
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Basic knowledge of undergraduate mathematics and statistics.
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Instructor |
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Staff |
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On-Site Available? |
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YES |
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Public |
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Not Offered |
Course descriptions and content are
the copyright of ReliaSoft Corporation.
©1992-2007
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