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9780849372438

Maintainability, Maintenance, And Reliability for Engineers

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    9780849372438

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    0849372437

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-03-27
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

This book covers the topics of maintainability, maintenance, and reliability for the first time within a single source. It discusses mechanical and human reliability as well as reliability evaluation methods. It addresses various aspects of maintainability, including tools, specific maintainability design considerations, management, and costing, and explores human factors in maintainability, maintenance engineering objectives, corrective and preventive maintenance, and reliability centered maintenance. The author offers historical aspects, terms, definitions, and useful mathematical concepts while providing examples, solutions, and problems at the end of each chapter.

Author Biography

B. S. Dhillon is a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Ottawa.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Need for Maintainability, Maintenance, and Reliabilityp. 1
Historyp. 2
Maintainabilityp. 2
Maintenancep. 2
Reliabilityp. 2
Maintainability, Maintenance, and Reliability Terms and Definitionsp. 3
Useful Information on Maintainability, Maintenance, and Reliabilityp. 4
Journals and Magazinesp. 4
Booksp. 5
Data Information Sourcesp. 5
Organizationsp. 6
Problemsp. 6
Referencesp. 7
Maintainability, Maintenance, and Reliability Mathematicsp. 9
Introductionp. 9
Boolean Algebra Laws and Probability Propertiesp. 9
Useful Definitions and Probability Distributionsp. 12
Probabilityp. 12
Cumulative Distribution Functionp. 12
Probability Density Functionp. 13
Reliability Functionp. 13
Continuous Random Variable Expected Valuep. 13
Discrete Random Variable Expected Valuep. 13
Exponential Distributionp. 13
Rayleigh Distributionp. 14
Weibull Distributionp. 15
Gamma Distributionp. 15
Normal Distributionp. 16
Lognormal Distributionp. 16
Binomial Distributionp. 17
Laplace Transforms and Their Applications to Differential Equationsp. 17
Laplace Transforms: Initial and Final Value Theoremsp. 18
Laplace Transform Application to Differential Equationsp. 19
Problemsp. 20
Referencesp. 21
Introduction to Engineering Reliabilityp. 23
Need for Reliabilityp. 23
Bathtub Hazard Rate Conceptp. 23
General Reliability Analysis Formulasp. 25
Failure Density Functionp. 25
Hazard Rate Functionp. 25
General Reliability Functionp. 26
Mean Time to Failurep. 27
Reliability Networksp. 28
Series Networkp. 29
Parallel Networkp. 30
M-Out-of-N Networkp. 32
Standby Systemp. 33
Bridge Networkp. 35
Reliability Allocationp. 36
Hybrid Methodp. 37
Problemsp. 38
Referencesp. 38
Reliability Evaluation Toolsp. 41
Introductionp. 41
Failure Modes and Effect Analysis (FMEA)p. 41
Network Reduction Methodp. 42
Decomposition Methodp. 44
Delta-Star Methodp. 46
Markov Methodp. 49
Supplementary Variables Methodp. 51
Problemsp. 53
Referencesp. 54
Reliability Managementp. 55
Introductionp. 55
General Management Reliability Program Responsibilitiesp. 55
A Method for Establishing Reliability Goals and Guidelines for Developing Reliability Programsp. 55
Reliability and Maintainability Management Tasks in System Life Cyclep. 57
Concept and Definition Phasep. 57
Acquisition Phasep. 58
Operation and Maintenance Phasep. 59
Disposal Phasep. 59
Reliability Management Tools and Documentsp. 59
Configuration Managementp. 60
Value Engineeringp. 60
Critical Path Methodp. 60
Reliability Manualp. 61
Reliability Department Functions and Tasks of Reliability Engineerp. 61
Pitfalls in Reliability Program Managementp. 62
Problemsp. 63
Referencesp. 63
Mechanical and Human Reliabilityp. 65
Introductionp. 65
General Mechanical Failure Causes and Modesp. 65
Safety Factorsp. 67
Safety Factor 1p. 67
Safety Factor 2p. 67
Safety Factor 3p. 68
Stress-Strength Interference Theory Modelingp. 68
Model 1p. 69
Model 2p. 70
Graphical Method for Estimating Mechanical Item's Reliabilityp. 71
Human Error Occurrence Facts and Figuresp. 74
Human Error Categories and Causesp. 75
Human Stress-Performance Effectiveness and Stress Factorsp. 76
Human Performance Reliability in Continuous Time and Mean Time to Human Error Measurep. 77
Methods for Performing Human Reliability Analysisp. 78
Fault Tree Analysisp. 78
Markov Methodp. 81
Problemsp. 83
Referencesp. 83
Introduction to Engineering Maintainabilityp. 87
Need for Maintainabilityp. 87
Engineering Maintainability versus Engineering Maintenancep. 87
Maintainability versus Reliabilityp. 88
Maintainability Functionsp. 88
Maintainability Function for Exponential Distributionp. 89
Maintainability Function for Rayleigh Distributionp. 90
Maintainability Function for Weibull Distributionp. 90
Maintainability Function for Gamma Distributionp. 91
Maintainability Function for Erlangian Distributionp. 92
Maintainability Function for Normal Distributionp. 92
Maintainability Function for Lognormal Distributionp. 93
Problemsp. 94
Referencesp. 94
Maintainability Tools and Specific Maintainability Design Considerationsp. 97
Introductionp. 97
Fault Tree Analysisp. 97
Cause and Effect Diagramp. 101
Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA)p. 101
Total Quality Managementp. 103
Maintainability Design Factorsp. 104
Standardization and Modularizationp. 105
Simplification and Accessibilityp. 107
Interchangeability and Identificationp. 107
Problemsp. 108
Referencesp. 109
Maintainability Management and Costingp. 111
Introductionp. 111
Maintainability Management Tasks during Product Life Cyclep. 111
Maintainability Organization Functionsp. 113
Maintainability Program Planp. 114
Maintainability Design Reviewsp. 115
Maintainability Investment Cost Elementsp. 116
Life Cycle Costingp. 116
Life Cycle Cost Estimation Modelsp. 117
Life Cycle Cost Estimation Model 1p. 118
Life Cycle Cost Estimation Model 2p. 118
Life Cycle Cost Estimation Model 3p. 119
Problemsp. 123
Referencesp. 124
Human Factors in Maintainabilityp. 125
Introductionp. 125
General Human Behaviorsp. 125
Human Sensory Capabilities and Body Measurementsp. 126
Touchp. 126
Sightp. 126
Hearingp. 127
Body Measurementsp. 127
Auditory and Visual Warnings in Maintenance Workp. 128
Human Factors-Related Formulasp. 129
The Decibelp. 130
Character Height Estimation Formulasp. 130
Formula 1p. 130
Formula 2p. 131
Lifting Load Estimationp. 131
Glare Constant Estimationp. 132
Problemsp. 132
Referencesp. 132
Introduction to Engineering Maintenancep. 135
Need for Maintenancep. 135
Facts and Figures Related to Engineering Maintenancep. 135
Maintenance Engineering Objectivesp. 136
Maintenance-Related Data Information Sourcesp. 136
Maintenance Measuresp. 136
Index 1p. 137
Index 2p. 137
Index 3p. 137
Index 4p. 138
Index 5p. 138
Index 6p. 138
Index 7p. 138
Index 8p. 139
Index 9p. 139
Safety in Maintenancep. 139
Quality in Maintenancep. 140
Problemsp. 141
Referencesp. 141
Corrective and Preventive Maintenancep. 143
Introductionp. 143
Types of Corrective Maintenancep. 143
Corrective Maintenance Steps, Downtime Components, and Time-Reduction Strategies at System Levelp. 144
Corrective Maintenance Measuresp. 145
Mean Corrective Maintenance Timep. 145
Median Active Corrective Maintenance Timep. 146
Mathematical Models for Performing Corrective Maintenancep. 146
Mathematical Model 1p. 146
Mathematical Model IIp. 149
Preventive Maintenance Components and Principle for Choosing Items for Preventive Maintenancep. 152
Steps for Developing Preventive Maintenance Programp. 152
Preventive Maintenance Measuresp. 153
Mean Preventive Maintenance Timep. 153
Median Preventive Maintenance Timep. 154
Mathematical Models for Performing Preventive Maintenancep. 154
Model 1p. 154
Model 2p. 155
Preventive Maintenance Benefits and Drawbacksp. 158
Problemsp. 158
Referencesp. 159
Reliability-Centered Maintenancep. 161
Introductionp. 161
RCM Goals and Principlesp. 161
RCM Process-Associated Questions and RCM Processp. 163
Key RCM Program Elementsp. 164
Reactive Maintenancep. 164
Predictive Testing and Inspectionp. 165
Proactive Maintenancep. 166
Preventive Maintenancep. 166
Determining Preventive Maintenance Tasks and Monitoring Periodicitiesp. 167
RCM Program Measuresp. 167
Index 1p. 168
Index 2p. 168
Index 3p. 168
Index 4p. 169
Index 5p. 169
RCM Benefits and Causes for RCM Methodology Failuresp. 169
Problemsp. 170
Referencesp. 170
Maintenance Management and Costingp. 173
Introductionp. 173
Maintenance Management Principlesp. 173
Maintenance Department Organization and Functionsp. 174
Effective Maintenance Management Elementsp. 175
Questions for Evaluating Maintenance Program Effectivenessp. 177
Maintenance Costing Reasons and Maintenance Cost Influencesp. 178
Cost Data Collection and Sourcesp. 179
Maintenance Labor Cost Estimation Modelsp. 179
Corrective-Maintenance Labor Cost Estimation Modelp. 179
Total Maintenance Labor Cost Estimation Modelp. 180
Maintenance Cost Estimation Models for Specific Equipment or Facilityp. 181
Model 1p. 181
Model 2p. 181
Model 3p. 181
Problemsp. 182
Referencesp. 182
Human Error in Engineering Maintenancep. 185
Introductionp. 185
Maintenance Error-Related Facts and Figuresp. 185
Reasons for Human Error in Maintenancep. 186
Major Human Failures in Maintenance and Classifications of Maintenance Errors and Their Occurrence Frequencyp. 187
Human Error in Maintenance Prediction Modelsp. 188
Model 1p. 188
Model 2p. 190
Useful Guidelines for Reducing Maintenance Errorsp. 193
Designp. 193
Tools and Equipmentp. 194
Towing Aircraftp. 194
Proceduresp. 194
Trainingp. 194
Human Error Risk Managementp. 194
Maintenance Incident Feedbackp. 194
Supervisionp. 195
Communicationp. 195
Shift Handoverp. 195
Problemsp. 195
Referencesp. 196
Software Maintenance, Robotic Maintenance, and Medical Equipment Maintenancep. 197
Introductionp. 197
Software Maintenance Facts and Figuresp. 197
Software Maintenance Typesp. 198
Software Maintenance Tools and Guidelines for Reducing Software Maintenancep. 198
Impact Analysisp. 198
Software Configuration Managementp. 198
Software Maintenance Cost Estimation Modelsp. 199
Model 1p. 200
Model 2p. 200
Robot Maintenance Requirements and Typesp. 202
Robot Parts and Tools for maintenance and Repairp. 203
Robot Inspectionp. 203
Guidelines for Safeguarding Robot Maintenance Personnelp. 204
Model for Maximizing Income of Robot Subject to Repairp. 205
Medical Equipment Classification and Indexes for Maintenance and Repairp. 207
Index 1p. 208
Index 2p. 208
Index 3p. 208
Computerized Maintenance Management System for Medical Equipment and Its Selectionp. 209
Models for Medical Equipment Maintenancep. 209
Model 1p. 210
Model 2p. 211
Problemsp. 212
Referencesp. 212
Indexp. 215
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