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Reliability Engineering ECE-419E: EWP New Delhi

This document provides information about a reliability engineering course including the instructor details, objectives, prerequisites, homework, and class ethics. It also includes a lesson plan that lists the topics that will be covered in each of the 40 lectures. The topics range from introductions to reliability and failure data analysis to reliability improvement techniques, system reliability, maintainability, availability, and failure models.

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Reliability Engineering ECE-419E: EWP New Delhi

This document provides information about a reliability engineering course including the instructor details, objectives, prerequisites, homework, and class ethics. It also includes a lesson plan that lists the topics that will be covered in each of the 40 lectures. The topics range from introductions to reliability and failure data analysis to reliability improvement techniques, system reliability, maintainability, availability, and failure models.

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RELIABILITY ENGINEERING

ECE-419E

Instructor: Er. Prerna Kamboj


Office: ECE Department ,EC-203
E-mail: [email protected]
Office hours: 9:45am -5:15pm
Required text: L.A.Srinath, Reliability Engineering(EWP New Delhi)
Reference text: S.K.Sinha, Reliability & life testing, (WEL New Delhi)

ABOUT THIS CLASS & OBJECTIVES


This course provides the student with mathematical approach based on the probability theory
about the efficient and reliable working behaviour of any machine/equipment (electrical ,
mechanical, electronics etc), subjected to different working environments ,under different
operating conditions. A practical approach can be used and the survey report can be carried
out on the working behaviour of any machine based on the various formulas which are
provided by the probability theory .

COURSE PREREQUISTIES
The basic background of the course is the probability mathematics along with the statistics
from where the new formulas have been used for analysizing the various systems.

HOME WORK & ASSIGNMENT


Tutorial sheet would be provided based on the topic and student has to solve that particular
sheet as a part of their home work. Moreover , practice of the mathematical subject has
always proved beneficial.

CLASS ETHICS:
 No late entry in the class.
 No cell phones
 No eating/drinking
 Discipline must be maintained
INSTRUCTOR EVALUATION, QUESTIONS, COMMENTS,
SUGGESTIONS
Any doubt, query ,suggestion, discussion would be welcomed without disturbing the decorum
of the class.
JMIT, RADAUR
Lesson Plan
(RELIABILITY ENGINEERING)
LECTURE TOPICS
L1 Introduction to reliability, its objective, application.
L2 Failure data analysis
L3 Mean failure ratio, MTTF, MTBF
L4 Graphical plot, MITF in terms of failure density
L5 Generalization of failure data analysis
L6 Reliability in terms of failure density
(integral form), reliability in other situation
L7 Introduction to hazard models
L8 Constant hazard, linearly increasing hazard
L9 Weibull model
L 10 On density function and distribution function
L 11 Reliability analysis, important distribution and its choice
L 12 Expected value, standard deviation and variance
L 13 Theorem concerning expectation and variance.
L 14 Introduction to system reliability
L 15 Series system with identical component
L 16 Reliability bounds classical approach Bayesian approach
L 17 Application of specification hazard models
L 18 An r-out-of-an structure methods for solving complex system
L 19 Systems not reducible to mixed configuration
L 20 Mean time to failure system, logic diagrams
L 21 Markov model and graph
L 22 Introduction to reliability improvement and fault tree estimation
L 23 Improvement by component, redundancy
L 24 Element redundancy, unit redundancy
L 25 Optimization, stand by redundancy
L 26 Reliability cost trade off, fault tree construction
L 27 Calculation of reliability from fault tree
L 28 Introduction, maintainability ,availability
L 29 System down time
L 30 Reliability and maintainability trade off
L 31 Instantaneous repair rate MITR
L 32 Reliability and availability function
L 33 Bayesian approximation
L 34 Lindley's expansion
L 35 Reliability estimation, normal
L 36 Weibull, inverse gaussian and Rayleigh
L 37 Reliability allocation and approximation
L 38 Reliability allocation for a series system
L 39 Approximation of reliability in a computer system
L 40 Approximation of reliability in a nuclear power system
L 41 failure models
L 42 Effects analysis(FMEA)

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