BS IEC 60605-6:2007 2010
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Equipment reliability testing – Tests for the validity and estimation of the constant failure rate and constant failure intensity
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2010 | 48 |
Specifies procedures to verify the assumption of a constant failure rate or constant failure intensity as defined in IEC 60050(191). These procedures are applicable whenever it is necessary to verify these assumptions. This may be due to a requirement or for the purpose of assessing the behaviour in time of the failure rate or the failure intensity. The major technical changes with respect to the previous edition concern the inclusion of corrected formulae for tests previously included in a corrigendum, and the addition of new methods for the analysis of multiple items.
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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4 | CONTENTS |
6 | FOREWORD |
8 | INTRODUCTION |
9 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions |
10 | 4 Symbols |
11 | 5 Requirements 6 Test for constant failure rate 6.1 General remark concerning Clause 6 |
12 | 6.2 Statistical test for constant failure rate Figure 1 – Tests for constant failure rate – Chart showing structure of Clause 6 |
13 | Tables Table 1 – Critical value Ua as a function of a |
14 | 6.3 Probability plot 6.4 Total time on test plot |
15 | 6.5 Hazard plot |
16 | 6.6 Action to be taken if constant failure rate assumption is rejected |
17 | 7 Test for constant failure intensity 7.1 General remark concerning Clause 7 7.2 Test for constant failure intensity for a single repaired item Figure 2 – Tests for constant failure intensity – Chart showing structure of Clause 7 |
18 | 7.3 Test for constant failure intensity for multiple repaired items |
19 | Table 2 – Computation of times to failure for multiple repaired items |
20 | 7.4 M(t) plot |
21 | 7.5 Action to be taken if the constant failure intensity assumption is rejected Table 3 – Quantiles for standardized normal distribution |
22 | Annex A (informative) Examples of the procedures given in this standard Table A.1 – Twenty ordered times to failure out of 40 tested items Table A.2 – Accumulated times to failure |
23 | Table A.3 – Time ordered sequence of failure times Table A.4 – Accumulated times to failure |
24 | Table A.5 – Eight times at which item failures occurred |
25 | Table A.6 – Accumulated times to failure Table A.7 – Failure data for multiple copy of repaired item |
26 | Table A.8 – Worksheet for computations |
27 | Table A.9 – Times to failure from test of non-repaired item Table A.10 – Worksheet with calculations |
28 | Figure A.1 – Probability plot to check constancy of failure rate |
29 | Table A.11 – Ten ordered times with multiple modes |
30 | Figure A.2 – Hazard plot to examine constancy of failure rate Table A.12 – Worksheet and calculations |
31 | Table A.13 – Failure times for three identical items of repaired item Table A.14 – Worksheet with computations for M(t) |
32 | Figure A.3 – M(t) plot for three repaired items Table A.15 – Worksheet with computations for confidence intervals for M(t) |
33 | Figure A.4 – M(t) plot with 95 % confidence intervals Table A.16 – Confidence intervals for M(t) |
34 | Table A.17 – Times to failure |
35 | Figure A.5 – TTT plot to examine constancy of failure rate Table A.18 – Worksheet and calculations |
36 | Annex B (informative) Example of M(t) analysis for field data |
37 | Figure B.1 – Population of systems in use as function of operational time |
38 | Figure B.2 – Repair per month as percentage of population in use |
39 | Figure B.3 – M(t) plot |
40 | Figure B.4 – M(t) curve with 99 % confidence limits Figure B.5 – Number of repairs per phone |
41 | Annex C (informative) Preparation of field data for M(t) analysis |
45 | Bibliography |