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Reliability Engineering Training

Reliability Engineering Training

Reliability Engineering Training:

Reliability Engineering Training Course description

Reliability engineering is the function of analyzing the expected or actual reliability of a product, process or service, and identifying actions to reduce failures or mitigate their effect. Engineers analyzing reliability typically carry out reliability predictions, FMEA or FMECA, design testing programs, monitor and analyze field failures, and suggest design or manufacturing changes. Reliability engineering can be done by reliability engineers, design engineers, quality engineers, or system engineers. The overall goal of reliability engineering is to make your product more reliable in order to reduce repairs, lower costs, and maintain your company’s reputation. To best meet this goal, reliability engineering should be done at all levels of design and production, with all engineers involved.

Tailored Classes

Onsite classes can also be tailored to meet your needs. You might shorten a 5-day class into a 3-day class, combine portions of several related courses into a single course, or have the instructor vary the emphasis of topics depending on your staff and site’s requirements.

What’s Included?

  • 3 days of Reliability Engineering Training with an expert instructor
  • Reliability Engineering Training Electronic Course Guide
  • Certificate of Completion
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee

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Objectives:

After completing this course, attendees will be able to:

  • Probability life distributions for reliability analysis
  • Process control and process capability
  • Failure modes, mechanisms, and effects analysis
  • Health monitoring and prognostics
  • Reliability tests and reliability estimation
  • Probability life distributions for reliability analysis
  • Process control and process capability

Course Outline:

Principles behind Reliability and  Reliability Engineering

  • Motivation and Needs
  • Why Do We Need Reliability?
  • Improve the design of a product
  • Reduce life cycle cost
  • Logistics spares
  • Introducing failure & risk in early design
  • What is the Failure Rate (λ)?
  • The Bathtub Curve
  • Reliability engineering
  • Role of reliability engineers
  • When does something fail?
  • Failure rate
  • Mean time to failure
  • Why does it fail?
  • Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
  • Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
  • Reliability Block Diagrams (RBD)
  • Mean Time to Failure (MTTF)
  • How can the likelihood of failure be reduced?
  • System and product redesign
  • Improved manufacturing processes
  • Maintenance & inspection
  • Analysis of potential failures and associated risks
  • Systematic, standardized & robust treatment of failures and risks
  • Enabling trade studies during early design
  • Early stage design
  • Enabling system-level design & analysis
  • Increase robustness of final integrated architecture
  • Design and optimize as a system

Reliability in Engineering Practices

  • Reliability and Systems Engineering
  • Reliability and System Effectiveness
  • Principles behind MTBF, MTTF, MTTR, and Availability
  • System Life-Cycle Conditions
  • Reliability as a Relative Measure
  • Performance, Quality, and Reliability
  • Consequences of Failure
  • Basic Reliability Concepts
  • Probability Density Function
  • Expected Life or Mean Time to Failure

Probability and Life Distributions for Reliability Analysis

  • Design for Six Sigma
  • Product Development
  • Product Life Cycle Conditions
  • Integrated Reliability and Safety Analysis Models
  • Reliability and System Life Cycle
  • Relationship of Reliability and Maintainability to System Effectiveness
  • System “Operational” Effectiveness
  • The Concept of “Operational” Reliability
  • Reliability Requirements
  • Availability as a Function of Equipment
  • Maintainability and Mean Life
  • Definition of System Operational Requirements

Reliability Analyses

  • Failure Reporting, Analysis, and Feedback
  • Redundancy for Reliability Improvement
  • Faults versus Failures
  • Physics of Failure
  • Model Analysis of Failure Mechanisms
  • Reliability Prediction
  • MIL-HDBK-217 (Electronic )
  • Telcordia (Electronic)
  • NSWC (Mechanical)
  • IEC 62380 – RDF 2000 (Electronic)
  • China 299B (Electronic)
  • Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
  • Failure Mode Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA)
  • Reliability Block Diagram (RBD)
  • Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
  • Minimal Cut Sets
  • Event Tree Analysis (ETA)
  • Binary Decision Diagram (BDD)
  • Markov Analysis (MKV)
  • MIL-HDBK-472 (MTTR)
  • Manufacture and Assembly
  • Product Requirements and Constraints
  • Life-Cycle Conditions
  • Life-Cycle Events
  • Loads and Their Effects
  • Reliability Capability
  • Parts Selection and Management
  • Failure Modes, Mechanisms, and Effects Analysis (FMMEA)
  • Development of FMMEA
  • Potential Failure Modes
  • Failure Mechanism Prioritization
  • Probabilistic Design for Reliability and the Factor of Safety
  • Derating and Uprating
  • Reliability Estimation Techniques
  • Process Control and Process Capability
  • Product Screening and Burn-In Strategies
  • Analyzing Product Failures and Root Causes
  • Root-Cause Analysis Processes
  • System Reliability Modeling
  • Health Monitoring and Prognostics
  • Warranty Analysis

Reliability and Life Cycle Asset Management

  • Reliability Management
  • Reliability program management
  • Reliability design techniques
  • Testing during development
  • Product testing
  • Maintainability And Availability
  • Management strategies
  • Maintenance and testing analysis
  • Data Collection And Use
  • Data collection
  • Failure analysis and correction
  • Risk in Early Design (RED) Methodology
  • Identify and assess risks during conceptual product design
  • Effectively communicate risks
  • Improved Reliability
  • The decreased cost associated with design changes
  • Risk Management
  • PHA (Preliminary hazards analysis)
  • CA (Criticality analysis)
  • Maintainability information
  • Reliability Engineer Responsibilities and Duties

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