Reliability Calculations

[@mytahiti1004]

The first example of Failure rate is wrong, 0.9x0.8 = 72, 1-0.72= 0.28, or 28% and not 0.24 or 24%. With reference to the video time 3:57. I do like how you show it step by step. excellent.

[@mem1008]

Very good concept, I don't care the result is 0.24 or 0.28, that's great lesson!!! Thank you!

[@MAGANTIRAMESH-j2x]

Wonderful explanation

[@sohailjanjua123]

Hi. I like your lecture . Thanks

[@dutchman8758]

How would you work out the component reliability for 2 identical components in parallel when you have the system reliabilty figure?

[@farahkarem5203]

Thank you 🙏

[@kedibonemadiba6629]

Thank you for this.

[@clarkkent4683]

How do you turn 1/40 and 1/150 into reliability decimals? there’s something I’ve missed somewhere

[@collinsnchabeleng1405]

Failure rate and unreliability are not the same. The former is the inverse of mtbf and the latter is the cumulative density function (1 - reliability).

[@KwabenaOmatao]

0.9*0.95*0.99 =0.84645/85% but your answer was different

[@beldakarensteiner7603]

Same thoughts ...he lost me there

[@unisafornah8043]

Your video is too dark. You should redo