Abstract
The reliability evaluation of a multiphase system has been described in a number of papers, if components were assumed to be non repairable. If a system is composed of repairable components, only an upper bound can be found using the fault-tree approach. In order to find an exact solution to the problem, the Markov approach can successfully be used. The purpose of this paper is to present both above-mentioned approaches.
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Clarotti, C.A., Contini, S., Somma, R. (1980). Repairable Multiphase Systems - Markov and Fault-Tree Approaches for Reliability Evaluation. In: Apostolakis, G., Garribba, S., Volta, G. (eds) Synthesis and Analysis Methods for Safety and Reliability Studies. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3036-3_3
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