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Subject:
Application of Markov analysis in solving a reliability problem
Category: Science > Math Asked by: ausron-ga List Price: $10.00 |
Posted:
27 Apr 2006 06:32 PDT
Expires: 27 May 2006 06:32 PDT Question ID: 723320 |
I am trying to understand the steps in constructing a transition probabililty matrix for a pump system. I am particularly interested in the detail of the method to convert the transistion data into the probabilities to populate the matrix. The system comprises two pumps, A & B arranged in parallel. Pump A has a MTBF of 900hr and a MTTR of 100hr. Pump B has a MTBF of 800hr and a MTTR of 200hr. There are 4 potential states: State 1 - A & B Operating. State 2 - A failed and being repaired, B running. State 3 - A running, B failed and being repaired. State 4 - Both A & B failed. It assumed there are no transitions between states 2 & 3. Can anyone help? |
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