Inference on Reliability for Cascade Model
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https://doi.org/10.26713/jims.v4i1.69Keywords:
Stress-strength model, Cascade model, One and two-parameter exponential and gamma distributions, Standby redundancy, ReliabilityAbstract
In this paper we consider two cases to obtain the system reliability for cascade model. For the first case we consider one-parameter exponential strength and two-parameter gamma stress. Under this assumption the reliability of the system in general terms is obtained. Secondly we consider two-parameter exponential strength and one-parameter gamma stress to obtain an expression for the reliability of a 3-cascade system. For both the cases all stress-strengths are random variables with given density. In all these cases numerical integration is used to evaluate the reliability for cascade system. Some numerical values of $R( 1 )$, $R( 2 )$, $R( 3 )$ and $R_{3} $ for particular values of the parameters involved are tabulated at the end.Downloads
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Gogoi, J., & Borah, M. (2012). Inference on Reliability for Cascade Model. Journal of Informatics and Mathematical Sciences, 4(1), 77–83. https://doi.org/10.26713/jims.v4i1.69
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