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State the types of reliability.
State the types of reliability.
- Inherent Reliability: It refers to the natural ability of a system or component to perform its function without failure, assuming ideal conditions and proper usage.
- Achieved Reliability: This is the actual reliability observed during operation, considering real-world conditions, including maintenance practices and environmental factors.
- Operational Reliability: It includes both the design and the actual operating conditions, reflecting the reliability of the system during its real-time use and maintenance activities. These types help in analysing and improving system performance throughout its lifecycle.
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Inherent Reliability
Inherent Reliability
The natural ability of a system or component to perform its function without failure, assuming ideal conditions and proper usage.
Achieved Reliability
Achieved Reliability
The actual reliability observed during operation, considering real-world conditions, including maintenance practices and environmental factors.
Operational Reliability
Operational Reliability
Reflects system reliability during real-time use, combining design and actual conditions, including maintenance activities.
