Analisis Keandalan Produk Dengan Pola Penggunaan Intermittent
Keywords:
Reliability, patterns of intermittent usage
Abstract
Reliability is probability that a product will perform a required function without any failures on certain operating conditions and at a certain time period. Most of the research on product reliability assumes that the product operates with a continuous pattern. In fact, in some situations the product usage patterns are intermittent. Examples of products with non-continuous usage patterns are an elevator, electric starter on a motorcycle, emergency generators, and others.
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Published
2010-09-20
How to Cite
Sitania, F. D. (2010). Analisis Keandalan Produk Dengan Pola Penggunaan Intermittent. ARIKA, 4(2), 175-184. Retrieved from https://ojs3.unpatti.ac.id/index.php/arika/article/view/475
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