Marvin Rausand

Denne boka gir en innføring i risikoanalyse og de mest brukte metodene i slike analyser. Boka skal kunne brukes som støtte for praktiske risikoanalyser, og som lærebok i risikoanalyse for kurs på høgskole- og universitetsnivå. Dette er en oppdatert og sterkt utvida versjon av første utgave fra 2009. Den er bedre tilpassa dagens situasjon, med et sterkere søkelys på risiko knytta til klima og natur og risiko knytta til tilsikta handlinger. Boka har tre hoveddeler: Del I definerer og diskuterer de viktigste begrepene og forklarer de ulike trinnene i en risikoanalyse. Del II beskriver de mest brukte metodene, slik som grovanalyse, FMECA, HAZOP, feiltreanalyse og hendelsestreanalyse. Analyse av menneskelige og organisatoriske faktorer – samt usikkerhet og følsomhet – dekkes også i denne delen av boka. Metodene beskrives så grundig at kunnskapen skal kunne brukes i praktiske analyser. Del III beskriver hvordan du kan utføre spesielle risikoanalyser: miljørisikoanalyse, risiko- og sårbarhetsanalyse (ROS), risikoanalyse for storulykkeforskrifta, produkt- og maskinsikkerhetsanalyse, sikringsrisikoanalyse og risikoanalyse av pandemier. På bokas nettside finnes nyttig stoff om boka, undervisningsmateriell og oppgaver, samt en kort innføring i grunnleggende sannsynlighetsregning og oversikt over storulykker som har hatt betydning for utviklinga av fagområdet. Marvin Rausand er professor emeritus i sikkerhet og pålitelighet ved NTNU. Ingrid Bouwer Utne er professor i marin sikkerhet og risikoanalyse ved NTNU.

Handbook and reference for industrial statisticians and system reliability engineers System Reliability Theory: Models, Statistical Methods, and Applications, Third Edition presents an updated and revised look at system reliability theory, modeling, and analytical methods. The new edition is based on feedback to the second edition from numerous students, professors, researchers, and industries around the world. New sections and chapters are added together with new real-world industry examples, and standards and problems are revised and updated. System Reliability Theory covers a broad and deep array of system reliability topics, including: · In depth discussion of failures and failure modes · The main system reliability assessment methods · Common-cause failure modeling · Deterioration modeling · Maintenance modeling and assessment using Python code · Bayesian probability and methods · Life data analysis using R Perfect for undergraduate and graduate students taking courses in reliability engineering, this book also serves as a reference and resource for practicing statisticians and engineers. Throughout, the book has a practical focus, incorporating industry feedback and real-world industry problems and examples.

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Currently, reliability issues are not addressed effectively in new product development. Product reliability depends on the technical decisions made in the early stages and the impact of commercial outcomes in the latter stages. With an effective methodology for reliability performance and specification, one can make better decisions. Product Reliability develops a framework linking reliability specifications and product performance in new product development by: (1) considering how customer needs and business aims can be translated into product development so that desired performance is met/exceeded; (2) discussing the data requirements, tools and techniques needed to build models vital to decision-making; (3) providing an approach applicable to many products. This book is suitable for managers and engineers involved in new product design. It can be used as a text for graduate courses on design, manufacturing, new product development and operations management and in various engineering disciplines.

Currently, reliability issues are not addressed effectively in new product development. Product reliability depends on the technical decisions made in the early stages and the impact of commercial outcomes in the latter stages. With an effective methodology for reliability performance and specification, one can make better decisions. Product Reliability develops a framework linking reliability specifications and product performance in new product development by: (1) considering how customer needs and business aims can be translated into product development so that desired performance is met/exceeded; (2) discussing the data requirements, tools and techniques needed to build models vital to decision-making; (3) providing an approach applicable to many products. This book is suitable for managers and engineers involved in new product design. It can be used as a text for graduate courses on design, manufacturing, new product development and operations management and in various engineering disciplines.