Titlebook: Mechanical Reliability; A. D. S. Carter Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1986 design.management.reliability

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The role of the user in achieving reliability,n is the distribution of its strength. The reader could well refer back to sections 4.1 and 4.5 for confirmation. Nothing dismays the author more than to become involved in an argument between a designer or manufacturer and a user regarding the responsibility for reliability: often a futile exercise

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Introduction,ir equipment fails. Unreliability costs money: thus reliability has become a commercial and saleable commodity to both the large-scale and individual user. On the other hand, most — though not all — do appreciate that they cannot have ‘Rolls Royce reliability at Mini prices’. How then do we make a value judgement?

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Wear-out, to creep leading to loss of clearance or possibly rupture. The term ‘wear-out’ thus embraces a wide variety of phenomena, the common feature being a reduction of any failure-controlling strength attribute of the component with time.