Reliability Analysis of Systems using Petrinets
Gopika Vinod, Ajit Kumar Verma
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Gopika Vinod, Ajit Kumar Verma
Abstract
This paper gives an overview of the use of petrinets for the reliability analysis of safety systems. Fault tree technique had been widely employed in the reliability analysis of safety systems as a part of Level 1 Probabilistic Safety Assessment conducted for Nuclear Power Plants. This study presents the use of petrinets in failure analysis. It is demonstrated that petrinets are more efficient than fault tree. Another arena, where petrinets were successfully employed, is in the evaluation of redundant systems where time is also one of the parameters. Analyses are presented with the help of appropriate case studies.
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This paper gives an overview of the use of petrinets for the reliability analysis of safety systems. Fault tree technique had been widely employed in the reliability analysis of safety systems as a part of Level 1 Probabilistic Safety Assessment conducted for Nuclear Power Plants. This study presents the use of petrinets in failure analysis. It is demonstrated that petrinets are more efficient than fault tree. Another arena, where petrinets were successfully employed, is in the evaluation of redundant systems where time is also one of the parameters. Analyses are presented with the help of appropriate case studies.
Key concepts: Fault tree analysis, Reliability engineering, Computer science, Reliability (semiconductor), System safety, Probabilistic logic, Power (physics), Engineering