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An Approach to Reliability Assessment of Complex Systems at CERN

This paper presents the systematic approach Reliability Requirements and Initial Risk Evaluation (RIRE) developed and used at CERN. RIRE is a four-step procedure, which provides a framework for the experience based derivation of quantitative reliability targets for CERN’s accelerator systems. These...

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Autores principales: Blumenschein, Miriam Ruth, Spasic, Jelena, Steckert, Jens, Uythoven, Jan
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/RAMS.2019.8769004
http://cds.cern.ch/record/2666957
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author Blumenschein, Miriam Ruth
Spasic, Jelena
Steckert, Jens
Uythoven, Jan
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Steckert, Jens
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description This paper presents the systematic approach Reliability Requirements and Initial Risk Evaluation (RIRE) developed and used at CERN. RIRE is a four-step procedure, which provides a framework for the experience based derivation of quantitative reliability targets for CERN’s accelerator systems. These targets are not subject to statutory regulations. RIRE shows the risks posed by a system and prioritizes subsequent, more detailed analyses, such as Fault Tree. The application of RIRE to the quench detection system of the LHC super conducting magnets is shown in this paper. From this example is concluded that RIRE is suitable for the analysis of a complex system with context dependent functions.
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spelling cern-26669572020-06-10T19:33:38Zdoi:10.1109/RAMS.2019.8769004http://cds.cern.ch/record/2666957engBlumenschein, Miriam RuthSpasic, JelenaSteckert, JensUythoven, JanAn Approach to Reliability Assessment of Complex Systems at CERNOther SubjectsAccelerators and Storage RingsThis paper presents the systematic approach Reliability Requirements and Initial Risk Evaluation (RIRE) developed and used at CERN. RIRE is a four-step procedure, which provides a framework for the experience based derivation of quantitative reliability targets for CERN’s accelerator systems. These targets are not subject to statutory regulations. RIRE shows the risks posed by a system and prioritizes subsequent, more detailed analyses, such as Fault Tree. The application of RIRE to the quench detection system of the LHC super conducting magnets is shown in this paper. From this example is concluded that RIRE is suitable for the analysis of a complex system with context dependent functions.This paper presents the systematic approach Reliability Requirements and Initial Risk Evaluation (RIRE) developed and used at CERN. RIRE is a four-step procedure, which provides a framework for the experience based derivation of quantitative reliability targets for CERN’s accelerator systems. These targets are not subject to statutory regulations. RIRE shows the risks posed by a system and prioritizes subsequent, more detailed analyses, such as Fault Tree. The application of RIRE to the quench detection system of the LHC super conducting magnets is shown in this paper. From this example it is concluded that RIRE is suitable for the analysis of a complex system with context dependent functions.CERN-ACC-2019-0038oai:cds.cern.ch:26669572019-03-13
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Blumenschein, Miriam Ruth
Spasic, Jelena
Steckert, Jens
Uythoven, Jan
An Approach to Reliability Assessment of Complex Systems at CERN
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title_short An Approach to Reliability Assessment of Complex Systems at CERN
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Accelerators and Storage Rings
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http://cds.cern.ch/record/2666957
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