reliability engineering in mechanical engineering project ii group #1: 천문일, 최호열
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Conclusion from Project #1: Data set n=28 μ298.4 σ227.3TRANSCRIPT
Reliability Engineering in Mechanical Engi-
neeringProject II
Group #1: 천문일 , 최호열
Conclusion from Project #1: Data set 1
• Linearity test (eye test):Weibull distribution seems most suitable
• value comparison:Weibull distribution has the highest value
• K-S test:Weibull distribution and Lognormal distribution passes test
• Rank conclusion: values are highest under Mean rank
• Overall: Weibull distribution and Mean rank best satisfies
373 283
207 176
373 98
49 509
205 92
104 230
149 170
550 187
599 191
327 585
234 414
448 100
592 249
n=26
ξ 327.01
m 1.67694
Conclusion from Project #1: Data set 2
• Linearity test (eye test):Normal distribution seems most suitable
• value comparison:Normal distribution has the highest value
• K-S test:Weibull distribution and Normal distribution passes test
• Rank conclusion: values are highest under Mean rank
• Overall: Normal distribution and Mean rank best satisfies
365 433555 504214 531227 244306 472517 133636 7331 444
687 2925 137
256 236560 126226 16116 21
n=28
μ 298.4
σ 227.3
Determining Strength/StressData set # Data MeanData set #1 26 288.23Data set #2 28 298.68
2 > 1Data 1 : StressData 2 : Strength
Reliability Calculation Methods
Calculations using equations from project I• Data #1: mean rank, Weibull distribution:
Fsigma(x)=1-(exp(-(x/327.01)^1.64694))
• Data #2: mean rank, normal distribution:
Fstrength(x)=0.5*(1+erf((x-298.4)/(227.3*sqrt(2))))
Probability Distribution Function
f(stress)
x
Range: -1000 to 1000
Calculations through Origin program• Using Integrate() function on origin, we determined our
values to be:R=0.52328 Pf=0.47672
Using Data Sets
CDF Value Graph of Data
• Values don’t match one to one
• Interpolation needed
Lower Limit (Reliability)R=0.50692 Pf(upper)=0.49308
Upper Limit (Reliability)R=0.51575 Pf(lower)=0.48425
Triangle method (Reliability)R=0.51134 Pf=0.48866
Verifying Lower and Upper Limit Reliability Values
• R(lower)=0.50692• R(upper)=0.51575• R(average)=0.51134=R(triangle)
• Pf(upper)=0.49308• Pf(lower)=0.48425• Pf(average)=0.48866=Pf(triangle)
SummaryValue Lower Upper Triangle PDFR 0.50692 0.51575 0.51134 0.52328Value Upper Lower Triangle PDFPf 0.49308 0.48425 0.48866 0.47672Sum 1 1 1 1
Conclusion:
The most strict method is the Lower method (lowest R value)
The method with the closest value to PDF method is the Upper Method.