Titlebook: Reliability Data Collection and Use in Risk and Availability Assessment; Proceedings of the 6 Viviana Colombari Conference proceedings 1989

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Error Analysis in Man-Machine Systemsng whether the designed tasks, were compatible with the cognitive abilities and competence of the operators. The objective of the second evaluation related to the “re-design” phase, was to identify where and how to improve th MMS.

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Addressing the Problem of the Relevance of Reliability Data to Varied Applicationsificant differences in the strengths and weaknesses of data obtained in such different circumstances. This paper describes work undertaken to investigate how to make best use of available data to provide specific and reliable predictions of valve reliability for nuclear power station applications.

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DEFEND—A Dependent Failures Databaseneous data from event reports and component failure data, NCSR undertook the. development of a new dependent failures database which would contain all of the available data in an upgraded and rationalised form. This database, DEFEND, was designed so that it could potentially support a range of dependent failures models.

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Data Selection for Probabilistics Safety Assessmentghest importance measure was replaced by consistently high and low data drawn from generic sources. The results show an increase by a factor of 15 in the normalized core melt frequency. The exercise was repeated for the 23 most important components and a factor of 46 in core melt frequency was observed

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Evaluation of the Probability Distribution of Evacuation Time from a Light Railway Transport Stationation of the evacuation process with the EPDES code, response surface synthesis using stepwise regression, uncertainty propagation by means of Latin Hypercube Sampling. Finally the numerical results were presented and the major findings of the study were discussed.

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Error Analysis in Man-Machine Systemslysis and took into consideration: a) the error occurred, b) the error detections and c) the recoveries from error. It was adopted to evaluate both a prototype and the implementation of the MMS. The two evaluations had different aims. The first, related to the “design” phase, was aimed at establishi