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Failure Data Table

The document presents the results of a failure data analysis conducted on 1000 electronic components over a 19-hour test period. It includes metrics such as failure density, failure rate, reliability, and probability of failure, with reliability values calculated at various time intervals. The analysis shows a decline in reliability from 0.870 at the end of the first hour to 0.286 by the end of the twelfth hour.

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Failure Data Table

The document presents the results of a failure data analysis conducted on 1000 electronic components over a 19-hour test period. It includes metrics such as failure density, failure rate, reliability, and probability of failure, with reliability values calculated at various time intervals. The analysis shows a decline in reliability from 0.870 at the end of the first hour to 0.286 by the end of the twelfth hour.

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Failure Data Analysis

A series of tests were conducted under certain conditions on1000 electronic


components. Total duration of the test is 19 hours. The components failed hourly
interval is noted. The result was tabulated. (Table -1) The time interval was i.e. Δt
were taken as 1 hour. The no of failures is represented by ʄ and the cumulative
failure to the end of the interval is F.
Since the number of components failed during a particular interval is noted at the
end of interval or at the beginning of next interval, the values are entered between
two values of Δt in column (2) (*).
Based on the failure data or survival-test we can study:
i. Failure Density,
ii. Failure Rate,
iii. Reliability
iv. Probability of Failure.
Reliability: This is the ratio of the survivors at any given time to initial
population.
The reliability at the end of first hour will be R (1) = 870/1000 = 0.870
The reliability at the end of second hour will be R (2) = 787/1000 = 0.787
The reliability at the end of twelfth hour will be R (12) = 286/1000 = 0.286
Table -1
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
Time Number Cumulativ Number of Failure Density Failure Reliability
of e Failures Survivors Rate
Failure
Δt ʄ F S FD Z R
0 0 1000 1
(*) 130 0.130 0.139
1 130 870 0.870
83 0.083 0.101
2 213 787 0.787
75 0.075 0.100
3 288 712 0.712
68 0.068 0.100
4 356 644 0.644
62 0.062 0.101
5 418 582 0.582
56 0.056 0.101
6 474 526 0.526
51 0.051 0.101
7 525 475 0.475
46 0.046 0.101
8 571 429 0.429
41 0.041 0.100
9 612 388 0.388
37 0.037 0.100
10 649 351 0.351
34 0.034 0.101
11 683 317 0.317
31 0.031 0.103
12 714 286 0.286
28 0.028 0.103
13 742 258 0.258
64 0.064 0.283
14 806 194 0.194
76 0.076 0.486
15 882 118 0.118
62 0.062 0.714
16 944 56 0.056
40 0.040 1.110
17 984 16 0.016
12 0.012 1.200
18 996 4 0.004
4 0.004 2.000
19 1000 0 0
sum = 1.00 Responsibility

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