Allocating Reliability Adopting Subsystem Resilience Approach Taking Up Foo Method

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Aghazadeh Elham; Bahrami Maryam; Fatahi Bahareh; Karbasian Mahdi

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Journal: Journal of Quality Engineering and Management Year:2023 | Volume:13 | Issue:2 Page(s): 147-164

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Allocating Reliability Adopting Subsystem Resilience Approach Taking Up Foo Method

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Aghazadeh Elham | Bahrami Maryam | Fatahi Bahareh | Karbasian Mahdi | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Reliability Allocation

Resilience

Foo methodology

Abstract

Allocation is one of the important activities in the reliability process, if it is not done correctly, it will not be possible to achieve the reliability goals for the whole system. To allocate the reliability, methods have been presented that are not free of defects. In this research, five factors of complexity, new technology, operation time, environment and Resilience of subsystems are considered and the goal is to consider a new approach in allocating reliability to the goal feasibility method so that different parts and subsystems can be examined and measured based on the desired reliability and Resilience. The obtained results are investigated and measured by Foo method with the mentioned five factors and finally validated.

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