Some estimates of reliability using interference theory

M. Mazumdar

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1970, vol. 17, issue 2, 159-165

Abstract: According to “interference theory” of reliability, a component fails if the maximum stress exceeds the component's strength. Assuming that both these quantities are random and their distributions are normal, we obtain in this paper some point and interval estimates of reliability when the stress distribution is known and a few observations exist on component strengths.

Date: 1970
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