Misra, Krishna Behari ; Milan, D. Ljubojevic (1973) Optimal reliability design of a system: a new look IEEE Transactions on Reliability, R-22 (5). pp. 255-258. ISSN 0018-9529
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Abstract
The reliability literature offers an abundance of methods for the optimal design of systems under some constraints. In most of the papers, the problem considered is: given reliabilities of each constituent component and their constraint-type data, optimize the system reliability. This amounts to the assignment of optimal redundancies to each stage of the system, with each component reliability specified. This is a partial optimization of the system reliability. At the design stage, a designer has many options, e.g., component reliability improvement and use of redundancy. A true optimal system design explores these alternatives explicitly. Our paper demonstrates the feasibility of arriving at an optimal system design using the latter concept. For simplicity, only a cost constraint is used, however, the approach is more general and can be extended to any number of constraints. A particular cost-reliability curve is used to illustrate the approach.
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