Titlebook: Risk Based Technologies; Prabhakar V. Varde,Raghu V. Prakash,Narendra S. Jo Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Materials Re

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Risk and Reliability Management Approach to Defence Strategic Systems,mizing their operational effectiveness. Defence strategic systems comprise plethora of complex systems ranging from sensors, weapons, aircrafts, submarines, tanks, rockets, etc. operating in diverse conditions. Risk and reliability management is an integral part of system engineering process. Reliab

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,Human Reliability as a Science—A Divergence on Models,systems. Central to the discipline are human reliability models and data collection efforts. This paper briefly reviews the state of the art in human reliability analysis and evaluates it against a set of criteria that can be established when it is viewed as a science.

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,Human Reliability Assessment—State of the Art for Task- and Goal-Related Behavior,systems. Events can be seen as effects of unforeseen conditions leading to lack of safety functions of a system. However, there are methods obligatory to show that systems can perform safely and to ensure safety functioning in real-life conditions, which need to be conducted for any technical system

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Toward Improved and Reliable Estimation of Operating Life of Critical Components Through Assessmention, and offshore structures. This paper presents the developments to estimate the fatigue properties of materials using small volume of sample material—similar to scooped samples. Cyclic ball indentation and cyclic small punch testing methods have been developed over a period of nearly two decades

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Polya Urn Model for Assessment of Prestress Loss in Prestressed Concrete (PSC) Girders in a Bridge ata from monitoring of strains in a limited number of girders. The procedure integrates: (i) the Polya urn model (which is a stochastic pure birth process model), (ii) prestress loss estimation method of AASHTO LRFD 2012 specifications and (iii) prestress loss assessment at different times using mon