dynamic fault tree

Aim. To develop an approach for quantifying the reliability of the wired tripled control channel with common, mixed, and separate cable jackets. Method. Reliability is formalized using block diagrams and dynamic fault trees. Static and dynamic models have been developed to evaluate the reliability indicators of the wired control channel with triple redundancy. The basis for obtaining these models is the state and transitions diagram. Static models are formed using logical-probabilistic expressions.

Aim. An approach for quantifying the reliability of the wired duplicated control channel with common and separate cable jackets is developed. Method. Reliability block diagrams and dynamic fault trees are used to formalize reliability. To describe the specifics of the damage processes to cores and cable jackets, logical conditions are formed in the failure tree. States and transition diagrams of the control channel are formed for carrying out stationary and dynamic analyzes.

Aim. To develop an approach for adequately formalizing and calculating reliability using a dynamic fault tree for a two-component system as an example, taking into account the short-term mode of operation of one of the system component. Method. A k-terminal dynamic fault tree is used to formalize reliability. In this tree, the structure and behavior of the system are separated. On the basis of the tree the diagram of states and transitions of the system is developed.

This paper is devoted to the solving task of property prediction on the basis of analogical inference. The reliability model of safety valves for pressure vessel is proposed. The feature of model is that it is considered load-sharing effect between safety valves. To determine the reliability characteristics dynamic fault tree and Markov model are used.