Reliability of a two‐dimensional demand‐based networked system with multistate components

Existing research on multistate system reliability has mainly focused on one‐dimensional systems such as parallel systems, linear sliding window systems, and linearly consecutively connected systems. However, two‐dimensional networked systems widely exist in real‐world applications such as lighting...

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Published inNaval research logistics Vol. 67; no. 6; pp. 453 - 468
Main Authors Xiao, Hui, Yi, Kunxiang, Kou, Gang, Xing, Liudong
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Hoboken, USA John Wiley & Sons, Inc 01.09.2020
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ISSN0894-069X
1520-6750
DOI10.1002/nav.21922

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Summary:Existing research on multistate system reliability has mainly focused on one‐dimensional systems such as parallel systems, linear sliding window systems, and linearly consecutively connected systems. However, two‐dimensional networked systems widely exist in real‐world applications such as lighting systems, monitoring systems, and computer network systems. This research considers a two‐dimensional networked system consisting of multistate components. The system fails if the cumulative performance of any row or any column cannot meet a predetermined demand. A novel reliability evaluation algorithm is proposed for the considered two‐dimensional networked system by extending the universal generating function technique. Furthermore, the proposed model and reliability evaluation algorithm are extended to a two‐dimensional networked system with phased missions. The proposed models and algorithms are illustrated by a matrix heating system in a thermoforming machine.
Bibliography:Funding information
Applied Basic Research Program of Sichuan Province, 2020YJ0027; National Natural Science Foundation of China, 71601158; 71725001; 71910107002; 71971176
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ISSN:0894-069X
1520-6750
DOI:10.1002/nav.21922