Fault Tree for Reliability Analysis
Fault Tree Analysis
Reliability Analysis
The term reliability used in industrial statistics denotes a function describing the probability of failure. Reliability analysis refers to the fact that a scale should consistently reflect the construct it is measuring. There are many tools can be used for reliability analysis, such as fault tree, probability plots, reliability block diagram, decision tree, event tree, Markov analysis, etc.
Fault Tree Diagram Introduction
Faulttreeanalysisisananalyticaltechniquefortracingtheeventswhichcouldcontributetofailureoraccident.Itfollowsatop-downstructureandrepresentsagraphicalmodelofthepathwayswithinasystem.It's an effective tool for doing reliability analysis.
Event Symbols
1. Basic Event: Used as an input to a logic date. It represents failure or error in a system component or element.
2. Undeveloped Event: It means this event could have been expanded into a separate fault tree but was not.
3. Initiating Event: It's normally expected to occur (not of itself a fault)
4. Conditional Event: It refers to conditions that restrict or affect logic gates.
5. Intermediate Event: Intermediate event is used at the output of a gate.
Gate Symbols
1. AND Gate: The output event occurs only if all input events occur.
2. OR Gate: The output event occurs if at least one of the input events occurs.
3. Inhibit Gate: The output occurs if the input occurs under an enabling condition specified by a conditioning event. It is an AND gate with an additional event.
4. Priority AND Gate: The output event occurs if all input events occur in a specific sequence.
5. Exclusive OR Gate: Intermediate event is used at the output of a gate.
Fault Tree Diagram Templates
To create a fault tree diagram, using ready-made templates can be a shortcut. The following fault tree diagram templates can be edited and exported to more formats like PDF, Word, PPT, etc.
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