Relaiable 1

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State or condition of not meeting a desirable of intended opbjective and may be viewed as the opposite of success

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FAILURE

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Ability of a system or component to perform its required function under stated conditions for a specified period of time

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Reliability

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valuable means pf achieving better operation performance in an aircraft maintenance environment, and it is designed to decrrease ,aintenance- related issues and increase flight safety

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reliability program

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Types of reliability

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Statistical Reliability
Historical Reliability
Event-Oriented Reliability
Dispatch Reliability

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Is based upon the collection and analysis of failure, removal, and repair rates of systems or components

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Statistical Reliability

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Simply a comparison of current events rates with those of past experience`

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Historical Reliability

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Concerned with one-time events such as bird strikes, hard landings, overweight landings, in-flight engine shutdonws… Events that do not occur on adaily basis in airline operations and therefore, produce no usable statistical or historical data

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Event-oriented Reliability

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Is a measure of the overall effectiveness of the airline operation with respect on-time departure

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Dispatch Reliability

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Deals with the failure concept

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Reliability

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Deals with the consequences after he failure, ensure the consequences of failures are minimal

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Safety

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Bath tub curve

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y= hazard rate. x=operating time

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Region 1

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Burn In period`

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Region 2

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Useful life period

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Region 3

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Wear-out period

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The totality of features and characterisitcs of a product or service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated and implies needs

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Quality

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ISO

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International Standards Organizations

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Most of the industry throughout the world is adopting the international standar of quality. kwon as

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iso9000

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for faciliities that design/develop, produce, install and service products

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9001

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procide goos or servies

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9002

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final inspection and testing

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9003

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Ability of an Item, Under stated condition of use, to be retained in, or restored to, a state in which it can perform its required functions

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Maintainability

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Is the probability that a product or sysem is in operation at a specified time

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Availability = uptime of system/uptime + downtime

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time during which the item is carrying out it assigned mission

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MIssion Time

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Total time during Which the item is not satisfactory operating state

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Downtime

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The portion of downtime occupied by the wait for a required part or tool

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Logistic Time

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The inability of an item to operate within the defined guidlines

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Failure

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The degree of ease or difficulty with which an item can be restored to its working condition

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Serviceability

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The esistence of more than one means for accomplishing a stated function

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Redundancy

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The abnormality of an item's perfromance that causes item to be considered have failed

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Failure Mode

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The probability of accomplishing a task successfully by humnas at any required stage in the system operation with a given minimum time limit

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Human reliability

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The lengt of time a product operates wihtin a tolerable level of failure rate

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Useful Life

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A statment of the overall concept of the porduct specification or policy that contorls the type of maintenance action to be taken for the product nder consideration

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Maintenance concept

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A task that involves some kind of tracking activity

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continous task

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A measure of human functions and actions under some specified conditions

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Human perforamance

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type of redundancy in which all redundant units are functioning simultaneously

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Active redundancy

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THe failure to carry out a specified task

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Human error

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The period of downtime when reapir personnel are active to effect a repair

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Active repair time

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The qualitative observation of an item's condition or performance

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Inspection