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View all- Dhillon BRayapati S(1988)Chemical-system reliability: a reviewIEEE Transactions on Reliability10.1109/24.374137:2(199-208)Online publication date: Jun-1988
Reliability of a chemical process system: A simulation approach
Pages 199 - 209
Abstract
This paper presents a general approach to estimation of the reliability of a chemical production system using discrete system simulation. Three factors which are considered to be of major importance in the reliability of a chemical system are design (e.g. serial or parallel units), the failure patterns of the individual units, and the maintenance policies and staffing. A GPSS simulation model which takes into account all three factors has been developed and is illustrated by use of an example.
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January 1974
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DOI:10.1145/800287
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