Using Functional Requirements Formulation in Fault Tree Analysis Construction - A Way to Improve Product's Design

Felicia Veronica Banciu; George Draghici; Eugen Pămîntaş

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.657.911

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Using Functional Requirements Formulation in Fault Tree Analysis Construction - A Way to Improve Product's Design

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In a technological system, the design has to be thought so that all the possible faults to be mitigated or avoided both in conceptual design and embodiment design phases. This is an ideal point of view because in reality the faults are present and sometimes it is a cumbersome task to find all the possible events and their causes. As a way to help these this paper presents the possibility to use the axiomatic design FR-DP decomposition in order to define the events from a Fault Tree Analyze, its construction, a combination of these two giving results that can be interesting for both methods.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 657)

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911-915

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October 2014

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Felicia Veronica Banciu*, George Draghici, Eugen Pămîntaş

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Axiomatic Design, Design, Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Workholding

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