Training Basic Reliability Engineering
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Audience Profile

Asset owners, Asset Managers, Engineers, Planners, Trades people, Operators, Finance Managers, Safety Officers and all those who contribute in their roles of first-line (operators and maintainers) and second-line (engineering, designers, logistics, admin, workshops, etc.) asset managers to asset performance.

 

Course Objectives

To provide the participants with:

  • the knowledge, understanding and skills to perform reliability analyses to optimise the quality and quantity of asset outputs (revenue), minimise risk and the use of inputs (costs);
  • knowledge for the most effective and efficient design, operation and maintenance of assets;
  • methods and examples to assist with the easy implementation of the various technique and achieving the changes espoused in the theory.

 

What makes this course different?

We provide a practical approach and provide many examples that assist in understanding and implementing the various techniques, without covering an overwhelming variety and depth of techniques of which a small percentage is needed. We also provide exercises that further assist in understanding the various techniques.

 

OUTLINE

  1. Reliability Engineering Explained
  • Historic development of reliability engineering
  • What is Reliability Engineering?
  • What are the objectives and goals of reliability engineering
  • How does reliability engineering link to asset management?
  • What are the benefits of reliability engineering?
  • Why should you consider using reliability engineering?
  • What is the reliability engineering process?
  • How should you implement reliability engineering?
  1. What Are the Reliability Principles?
  • Introduction
  • How does quality compare to reliability?
  • How does reliability link to Life Cycle Costs?
  • How to design for mechanical reliability?
  • What are the effects of installation on mechanical reliability?
  • What are the effects of operability on mechanical reliability?
  • What are the effects of maintainability on mechanical reliability?
  • Which reliability measures are available?
  • Quality
  • Reliability, availability and maintainability
  • Main outcomes of chapter two
  • Exercise 1
  1. What Are Asset Faults and Failures?
  • What are faults and failures?
  • What are the six patterns of failure?
  • What is wear-out failure?
  • What is the bathtub curve or hazard function?
  • What is slowly aging?
  • What is the best new failure mode?
  • What is random failure?
  • What is wear-in failure?
  • What are characteristics of age-related failures?
  • What are characteristics of non-age-related failures?
  • Failure analysis
  • What data do you use in maintenance analysis?
  • What is the generic parts count method?
  • What data to collect?
  • What is the failure rate?
  • How to work out the mean life of items?
  • Main outcomes of chapter three
  • Exercise 2
  1. How to Perform Descriptive Data Analysis?
  • What is the purpose of quantitative techniques?
  • What decisions do you make in maintenance?
  • Classification of maintenance problems
  • Purchasing decisions
  • Replacement decisions
  • Inspection decisions
  • Overhaul and repair decisions
  • Resourcing decisions
  • How to analyse failure data with descriptive statistics?
  • What is tabulation?
  • How to graphical represent data?
  • How to perform trend analysis?
  • What are failure distributions?
  • Main outcomes of chapter four
  1. What Can You Do with Statistics?
  • Numerical characterisation of data
  • Which measures of central tendency are available?
  • Which measures of variation can you use?
  • What is inferential statistics?
  • What are populations and samples?
  • How to determine confidence levels?
  • Main outcomes of chapter five
  • Exercise 3
  1. What Is Probability
  • Introduction
  • What are permutations and combinations?
  • What are probability and probability theorems?
  • What is probability?
  • Which symbols appear in probability theory?
  • What are the probability axioms and theorems/
  • Main outcomes of chapter six
  • Exercise 4
  1. What Are Probability Distributions?
  • General cautions
  • Probability distributions
  • What are the discrete distributions?
  • What are the continuous distributions?
  • Which distribution to choose?
  • Main outcomes of chapter seven
  • Exercise 5
  1. What Is the Weibull Distribution?
  • How to perform a Weibull analysis?
  • What is the Weibull slope or shape parameter ß?
  • What is the scale parameter or characteristic life?
  • What is the location parameter or minimum life?
  • How to use Weibull distribution graph paper?
  • A large sample Weibull analysis
  • How to deal with grouped data?
  • What is the plotting age for grouped data?
  • How to rank data?
  • Large sample Weibull analysis 2
  • Small sample Weibull analysis
  • How to calculate Weibull results?
  • What do you do with suspended items?
  • Main outcomes of chapter eight
  • Exercise 6
  1. How to Calculate System Reliability?
  • What are static reliability models?
  • What are functional and reliability block diagrams?
  • Conventions
  • How to work out series systems?
  • System reliability
  • The equivalent part probability pc
  • Series of identical parts
  • Grouped parts or part families
  • Series systems using the failure rate 􀀛
  • How to work out parallel or redundant systems?
  • System reliability
  • The MTBF for parallel systems
  • How to work out an active parallel configuration with partial redundancy?
  • How to work put inactive parallel or stand-by redundancy?
  • Perfect changeover and identical parts
  • Imperfect changeover with identical parts
  • Perfect changeover with n operating components and n stand-by’s
  • What are the effect of parallel units?
  • How to work out parallel and series combinations?
  • Low level or part redundancy
  • High level or system redundancy
  • Reliability analysis with system reduction
  • Writing formulas
  • Main outcomes of chapter nine
  • Exercise 7.
  1. What Are Industrial Applications of Reliability Analysis?
  • Introduction
  • What types of reliability analyses can you use?
  • What are reliability audits?
  • What are reliability reviews?
  • What are reliability assessments?
  • Which reliability analysis techniques should you use?
  • What are reliability aspects in contracting?
  • Accurate reliability specification
  • Avoid ambiguity in contracts
  • What is reliability testing?
  • Test terminates once a pre-assigned number of failures occur
  • Test terminated at pre-assigned time
  • Successive reliability testing
  • ‘Testing’ with the binomial distribution
  • Main outcomes of chapter ten
  • Exercise 8
  1. How to Manage Risk?
  • What is risk analysis and management?
  • What is risk?
  • What is the definition and measurement of risk?
  • Risk statistics
  • What risk analysis techniques are available?
  • What is the probabilistic risk assessment methodology?
  • What are hazard & operability analyses?
  • At what time do you perform hazards and operability analyses?
  • How to perform the HazOps analysis?
  • The standard HazOps sheet
  • The extended HazOps analysis sheet
  • What are the benefits and disadvantages of HazOps?
  • Is a HazOps analysis consistent?
  • What are time-sequence models?
  • What are the gate/logic and event/terminal symbols?
  • What are fault or success trees?
  • What are event trees?
  • What are cause-consequence analysis?
  • What are logic trees?
  • What are cause and effect diagrams?
  • Main outcomes of chapter eleven
  • Exercise 9

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