Quiz 5 Flashcards

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Achieving Reliability

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Emphasis 
System Reliability 
Design
Production
Transporation 
Maintenance
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What are the four factors associated with reliability?

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Numerical Value
Intended Function
Life
Environmental Conditions

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Increased emphasis is given to product reliability:

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  1. The Consumer Protection Act of 1972
  2. Products are more complicated.
  3. Automation
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As products become more complex

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The chance that they will not function increases

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4
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Components can be arranged in…

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Series, parallel or a combination

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5
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The most important aspect of reliability is

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The design

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The fewer the number of components,

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The greater the reliability.

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The second most important aspect of reliability is the

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Production process

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The third most important aspect of reliability is the

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Transportation

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9
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Distributions applicable to reliability

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Exponential
Normal
Weibull

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10
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Life History Curve

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The curve sometimes referred to as the “bathtub” curve, is a comparison of failure rate with time.

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What are the three distinct phases of the life history curve?

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The debugging phase
The chance failure phase
The wear-out phase

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Availablity

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A time-related factor that measures the ability of a product or service to perform its designated function.

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The product or service is available when it is in the

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Operational state

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Maintainablity

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The ease with which preventative and corrective maintenance on a product or service can be achieved.

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One of the best times to improve maintainablity is the

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Design phase