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ABDUL ASIF.BAIG
SUDERSHAN BABU.RAMESH BABU
SANGEETH.SADANANDH
RAHUL KUMAR.LADELLA
AJAY KUMAR.THOTA
VINAY KUMAR REDDY.YARRAMREDDY
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
For those and many reasons my team choose this topic as project.
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
Abstract
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HISTORY
Fault trees were applied for the first time in 1961 for the safety
analysis of the missile launch control system by Bell Telephone
Laboratory
Fault trees are one the most commonly used method to analysis
causal relations together with the measurement and operational
data, as well as use and load profiling
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
Construction
At the top of the fault tree structure is a selected
unwanted event. It is called the top event. The fault tree
structure below the top event defines all the possible series
of events which can lead to the top event
The fault tree structure below the top event defines
all the possible series of events which can lead to the top
event.
The structure and connections of the events are
presented graphically in a shape of a tree consisting of
branches. The branches and events are connected in the
tree hierarchy through logical ports.
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
exponential distribution
Weibull distribution
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
And
Or
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
OUTAnd = FP1*FP2*…*FPn
OUTOr = 1-(1-FP1)*(1-FP2)*…*(1-FPn)
OUTAnd = 1-(1-R1)*(1-R2)*…*(1-Rn)
OUTOr = R1*R2*…*Rn
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
FAULT TREE ANALYSIS FOR MAINTENANCE &
ESTIMATION OF NEED FOR CRANE REPAIR
Conclusions
Fault trees are one the most commonly used
method for analyzing causal relationships
between components and failures
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