Reliability Data Collection and Use in Risk and Availability Assessment

1. Reliability Data Processing

   1. Computerized Data Handling and Data Storage on Production Control of Aircraft Components and Test Equipment Reliability

      • Klaus Jüngling, Albrecht Maurer

      Pages 159-164

   2. Reliability Data Collection on IC and VLSI Devices Tested under Accelerated Life Conditions

      • D. M. Barry, M. Meniconi

      Pages 165-176

   3. Field Data as a Correction of Mil-Handbook Estimates

      • C. A. Clarotti, M. De Marinis, A. Manella

      Pages 177-185

   4. Developing Replacement Policies for Failing Components Using Discriminant Analysis

      • D. Jerwood, F. A. Georgiakodis

      Pages 186-193

   5. Statistical Inference by the Use of Truncated Exponential Distribution: Estimates with Failure and Survival Times

      • D. Chiavassa, M. Masera

      Pages 194-203

   6. Analysis of the Component Event Data Bank (CEDB) of the European Reliability Data System (ERDS): General Lines of Investigation and Objectives

      • A. Besi

      Pages 204-213

   7. Data Treatment and Trend Analysis at SKI

      • Ralph Nyman, Lennart Carlsson

      Pages 214-228

   8. Multiple Correspondence Analysis of Abnormal Event Data from Nuclear Power Plants

      • H. W. Kalfsbeek

      Pages 229-240

2. Safety and Reliability Assessment (Case Studies)

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 241-241

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   2. New Developments in Probabilistic Risk Assessment Methodology for Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities

      • R. Leicht, H. J. Wingender

      Pages 243-252

   3. Use of PRA Methods in the Safety Analysis of Nuclear Waste Facilities

      • R. Leicht, J. Neuber, B. Puttke

      Pages 253-262

   4. Use of the Steady States Method in the Probabilistic Safety Analysis of an Encapsulation Plant for Spent Fuel Elements

      • R. Leicht, A. R. Neghabian, B. Puttke

      Pages 263-272

   5. Assessment of PSA Methods and Procedures: a Wide Scoping European Research Programme

      • A. Amendola

      Pages 273-280

   6. A Feedback of the Probabilistic Safety Study (S.P.S.) into P.U.N. Design

      • Paolo Moretti, Maurizio Prelati

      Pages 281-288

   7. The Influence of Reliability and Safety on System Design

      • P. Grimshaw, H. A. S. Hamlin

      Pages 289-300

   8. The Viggen Aircraft Radar, Reliability Achievement

      • Gilbert Markling, Göran Holmberg

      Pages 301-313

   9. Relevance of Availability Evaluation Methodologies to Consumer Products Manufacturing Systems

      • N. A. Stipho

      Pages 314-321

   10. Availability Study of a Polyethylene Plant

       • D. Barone, L. Negro, N. Piccinini

       Pages 322-331

   11. Availability and Risk Assessment of Power and Chemical Plants Utilizing PEAT

       • A. Lyytikäinen, H. Perhonen

       Pages 332-343

   12. Risk Analysis of a Large Tank Farm of Liquefied Petroleum Gases

       • A. Mazzocchi, M. Campana

       Pages 344-356

Reliability data collection and its use in risk and availability assessment is a subject of increasing importance. The founders of EuReDatA, and in particular, Arne Ullman, the originator 'and first Chairman of the Association, recognised the need for a body capable of acting as a catalyst and providing a unified approach to this subject. It is therefore a prevailing objective of the European Reliability Databank Association to initiate and support contact between experts, companies and institutions active in reliability engineering and research. Although the first and principle interest of EuReDatA is reliability data and data banks, the Association is aware that these are tools that are used with others to establish and maintain reliability and safety. It is with this objective that EuReDatA regularly holds conferences and seminars covering a range of reliability topics. C.A. Campbell H.J. Wingender EuReDatA Chairman Organiser, Editor Contents CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEWS Data Situation and the Quality of Risk Assessment (FRG) A. Birkhofer, K. Koberlein (GRS) ..••••....•.•...••.....•.•.. 3 Reliability Engineering in Europe (CEC) G. Volta (JRC-Ispra) •...••••... •...........•••.•....•.••..••. 16 1984: A Year of Industrial Catastrophies.

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