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Steady-State Availability and MTBF of Systems Subjected to Suspended Animation

Volume 3, Number 2, April  2007 - Paper SC 1   - pp. 282-284

SUPRASAD V. AMARI

Relex Software Corporation, 540 Pellis Road, Greensburg, PA 15601, USA

(Received on December 27, 2006)


Abstract:

In most practical cases, during a system failure or downtime, all non-failed components are kept idle. This phenomenon is known as suspended animation (SA). In this paper, we provide a simple and efficient method to compute the availability indices of repairable systems subjected to suspended animation. An important aspect of the proposed method is that it is not restricted to exponential failure and repair distributions. Further, the proposed method can be applied to any system configuration with embedded hierarchical k-out-of-n subsystems subjected to suspended animation.

 

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