#mang #reliability # importance metrics $n$ components in a system $i$th component works when $X_i = 1$, otherwise failed probability of a component failing is $q_i = P(X_i = 0)$ $\phi(\textbf{x}) = 0$ when the system is failed, and otherwise $1$ System unreliability funciton $G(\textbf q) = 1-P(\phi(\textbf X) = 1)$ basically $1-R_{sys}$ $G(0_i; \textbf q)$ is the system unabiliability whe component $i$ is working ($q_i = 0$) $G(1_i; \textbf q)$ is the system unabiliability whe component $i$ is working ($q_i = 1$) important to remember that $q_i$ is the probability that $i$ has failed **no single metric is the best in every circumstance** ## birnbaum;s important metric the probability that $i$ is critical to the funciton of the system at time $t$ $I^i_B(t) = G(1_i, \textbf q) - G(0_i, \textbf q)$ ### example 4 batteries, $\lambda = 0.005, 0.009, 0.003, 0.05$ they can either be put in series or parallel #### series $q_1 = 1-R_1(t) = 1-e^{-\lambda_1t} = 0.181$ similar for the others to get to the system unreliability function, we need the probability that the system works. for a series system, this is the probability that none have failed $$P\left(\phi(\textbf X) = 1\right) = (1-q_1)(1-q_2)(1-q_3)(1-q_4)$$ as defined above, the system unreliability function is that the system doesnt work $$G(\textbf q) = 1-P\left(\phi(\textbf X) = 1\right) = 1-(1-q_1)(1-q_2)(1-q_3)(1-q_4)$$ the importance metric is the difference in unreliability when $i$ is broken vs when it isnt $$G(1_1, \textbf q) = 1-(1-1)(1-q_2)(1-q_3)(1-q_4)$$ $$G(0_1, \textbf q) = 1-(1-0)(1-q_2)(1-q_3)(1-q_4)$$ and then the importance metric is $$I_B^i = G(1_i, \textbf q) - G(0_i, \textbf q)$$ this simplifies to $$I_B^1 = (1-q_2)(1-q_3)(1-q_4) = 0.084$$ the others come out to $0.098, 0.077, 0.507$ this shows that battery 4 is the most important to improv - [ ] #task slides 8-10 he does this shit too fast 📅 2025-10-25 4 has the highest failure rate so it is most likely to break the system #### parallel $I(40) = (1)q_2q_3q_4 - (0)q_2q_3q_4=0.029$ and similar for the others 3 has the lowest failure rate so it is most likely to fail last, this makes it most important ## criticality importance the chance that $i$ is critical **and** that it has failed by a given time ![[Pasted image 20251023162429.png]] because there is the conditional element, there is a chance that everything else has failed. This means that it cant do parallel systems??? ## upgrading functions basically only useful for exponental functions can be used to determine the optimal choice of upgrade