ABSTRACT

"Explains how to assess and handle technical risk, schedule risk, and cost risk efficiently and effectively--enabling engineering professionals to anticipate failures regardless of system complexity--highlighting opportunities to turn failure into success."

chapter 1|17 pages

Risk Engineering -Dealing with System Complexity and Engineering Dynamics

John X. Wang, Ph.D. Marvin L. Roush, Professor

chapter |7 pages

Electron Mode X-Ray Mode

2.9 Two basic modes of a radiation machine. In a real-time system like Therac-25, the software must operate at the speed demanded by the system inputs and outputs. The total time for the interaction de- scribed above was under 8 seconds. It turns out that this particular sequence of actions within this timeframe had never occurred in all of the testing and evalua-

chapter 3|12 pages

Risk Assessment-Extending Murphy's Law

of Maryland, College Park, MD

chapter |5 pages

=0.2 0.8

0.16 of insufficient water supply is P(G) = P(C n D) P(C)P(D/C) 0.1 0.9 P(FuG) 0.16+ 0.09 of reservoir size. By increasing of the reservoir, one could reduce both components of reservoir failure. Of

chapter |14 pages

(E2uE3)r1(E4uE5) E2uE3 E4uE5

Left-Side Right-Side Fails Fails

chapter 4|32 pages

Design for Risk Engineering

of War Against Failures John X. Wang, Ph.D. Marvin L. Roush, Professor

chapter 5|12 pages

Risk Acceptability -Uncertainty In Perspective

John X. Wang, Ph.D. Marvin L. Roush, Professor of Maryland, College Park, MD

chapter |11 pages

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of G) is 3.5 times the size of the standard deviation of G. of failure is significantly reduced of the strength distribution is subjected to a load

chapter 6|17 pages

From Risk Engineering to Risk Management

chapter |1 pages

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chapter 5|41 pages

0]= 55-3]= 2

= min[L = min[L and note that L= 0 as required. To calculate the float times we use the equation get Table 9.3. Note here that all float times are:?: 0 as required. Project

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About the Authors

JOHN X. WANG is Six-Sigma Quality Black Belt with GE Transportation Systems, General Electric Company, Erie, Pennsylvania. The author or coauthor of numerous professional papers on fault diagnosis, reliability engineering, and other topics, Dr. Wang is a Certified Reliability Engineer under the American Society for Quality,