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MIL-HDBK-189C2011ReliabilityGrowthManagement

DepartmentofDefenseHandbook
ReliabilityGrowthManagement

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1.SCOPE.1
1.1Purpose1
1.2Application..1
2.APPLICABLEDOCUMENTS..1
2.1General.1
2.2GovernmentDocuments..1
2.3Non-Governmentpublications..1
3.DEFINITIONS..2
3.1Reliability..2
3.2OperationalModeSummary/MissionProfile2
3.3ReliabilityGrowth.2
3.4ReliabilityGrowthManagement.2
3.5Repair2
3.5.1Fix.2
3.5.2FailureMode.2
3.6FixEffectivenessFactor(FEF)3
3.7GrowthPotential(GP).3
3.8ManagementStrategy(MS).3
3.9GrowthRate.3
3.10PoissonProcess..3
3.10.1HomogeneousPoissonProcess(HPP)..3
3.10.2Non-HomogeneousPoissonProcess(NHPP).3
3.11IdealizedGrowthCurve.4
3.12PlannedGrowthCurve.4
3.13ReliabilityGrowthTrackingCurve4
3.14ReliabilityGrowthProjection..4
3.15ExitCriterion(MilestoneThreshold).4
3.16Notations..4
4.INTRODUCTION..5
4.1Why..5
4.2What5
4.3Layout..5
4.4ReliabilityGrowthPlanning..6
4.5ReliabilityGrowthAssessment.6
4.6ManagingReliabilityGrowth..6
4.6.1CommitmentandInvolvement.6
4.6.2ControllingReliabilityGrowth.6
4.6.3Management’sRole.6
4.7BasicReliabilityActivities..7
4.8BenefitsofReliabilityGrowthManagement.7
4.8.1FindingUnforeseenDeficiencies..7
4.8.2Designing-inImprovementthroughSurfacedProblems..7
4.8.3ReducingtheRisksAssociatedwithFinalDemonstration.7
4.8.4IncreasingtheProbabilityofMeetingObjectives..8
4.9ReliabilityGrowthProcess..8
4.9.1BasicProcess..8
4.9.2ClassifyingtheFailureModes..9
4.9.3DecreasingtheFailureRate..9
4.9.4AttainingtheRequirement..9
4.9.5FactorsInfluencingtheGrowthRate..9
4.10ReliabilityGrowthManagementControlProcesses..9
4.10.1AssessmentApproach.11
4.10.2MonitoringApproach12
4.11FactorsInfluencingtheGrowthCurve’sShape.12
4.11.1StagesoftheDevelopmentProgram.12
4.11.2TestPhases..12
4.11.3TestPhaseReliabi1ityGrowth.13
4.11.4SystemConfiguration.15
4.11.5TimingofFixes.15
4.11.6GrowthCurveRe-initialization.19
4.11.7ShapeChangesDuetoCalendarTime.19
4.12ReliabilityGrowthProgrammaticConcepts..19
4.12.1LevelsofConsiderationforPlanningandControllingGrowth..19
4.12.2AnalysisofPreviousPrograms.20
4.13ReliabilityGrowthPlanningConcepts.20
4.13.1PlannedGrowthCurve..20
4.13.2IdealizedGrowthCurve..21
4.13.3OtherPlanningConsiderations.22
4.13.4Threshold..22
4.14ReliabilityGrowthTrackingConcepts..23
4.14.1DemonstratedReliability..23
4.14.2ReliabilityGrowthTrackingCurve..23
4.15ReliabilityGrowthProjectionConcepts..24
4.15.1ExtrapolatedReliability..24
4.15.2ProjectedReliability24
4.16ModelsCoveredinthisHandbook.24
4.17SourcesforModelsCoveredinthisHandbook.25
5.RELIABILITYGROWTHPLANNING..26
5.1Introduction.26
5.1.1BasicModelApproachesCovered26
5.1.2PlanningModelsCovered.26
5.1.3PlanningModelLimitations.26
5.1.4DemonstratingReliabilityRequirementswithStatisticalConfidence.27
5.1.5PlanningAreas..29
5.1.6ReliabilityGrowthPlanningChecklist.30
5.2AMSAACrowPlanningModel..30
5.2.1Purpose..30
5.2.2Assumptions..30
5.2.3Limitations..31
5.2.4Benefits.31
5.2.5PlanningFactors31
5.2.6BackgroundofAMSAACrowPlanningModel.31
5.2.7DevelopmentofAMSAACrowPlanningModel.32
5.2.8PotentialIssues33
5.2.9DevelopmentofthePlannedGrowthCurve.33
5.2.10DeterminingtheStartingPoint.33
5.2.11DevelopmentoftheIdealizedGrowthCurve.34
5.2.12EquationsandMetrics.34
5.2.13AMSAACrowPlanningModelExample..36
5.3SystemLevelPlanningModel(SPLAN)..36
5.3.1Purpose..36
5.3.2Assumptions..36
5.3.3Limitations..36
5.3.4Benefits.36
5.3.5PlanningFactors37
5.3.6ReliabilityGrowthOCCurveAnalysis..37
5.3.7SPLANExample1..40
5.3.8SPLANExample2..43
5.4SubsystemLevelPlanningModel(SSPLAN).44
5.4.1Purpose..44
5.4.2Assumptions..44
5.4.3Limitations..45
5.4.4Benefits.45
5.4.5PlanningFactors45
5.4.6Considerations.46
5.4.7OverviewofSSPLANApproach..46
5.4.8Methodology.46
5.4.9AlgorithmforEstimatingProbabilityofAcceptance.48
5.4.10SSPLANExample..52
5.5PlanningModelBasedonProjectionMethodology(PM2)-Continuous.54
5.5.1Purpose..54
5.5.2Assumptions..55
5.5.3Limitations..55
5.5.4Benefits.55
5.5.5OverviewofPM2ContinuousApproach.56
5.5.6EquationsandMetrics.56
5.5.7PlausibilityMetricsforPlanningParameters.59
5.5.8PM2ContinuousExample..60
5.6PlanningModelBasedonProjectionMethodology(PM2)-Discrete..62
5.6.1Purpose..62
5.6.2Assumptions..63
5.6.3Limitations..64
5.6.4Benefits.64
5.6.5EquationsandMetrics.64
5.6.6PM2-DiscreteExample.67
5.6.7FailureModePreclusionConsiderations..69
5.7ThresholdProgram..69
5.7.1Purpose..69
5.7.2Assumptions..70
5.7.3Limitations..70
5.7.4Methodology.70
5.7.5ThresholdProgramExample..71
6.RELIABILITYGROWTHASSESSMENT.72
6.1Introduction.72
6.1.1PracticalDataAnalysisConsiderations73
6.2ReliabilityGrowthTracking..75
6.2.1Introduction.75
6.2.2AMSAAReliabilityGrowthTrackingModel–Continuous(RGTMC)..77
6.2.3EstimationProceduresfortheOptionforGroupedData85
6.2.4AMSAAReliabilityGrowthTrackingModel–Discrete(RGTMD).87
6.2.5SubsystemLevelTrackingModel(SSTRACK).94
6.3ReliabilityGrowthProjection..99
6.3.1Introduction.99
6.3.2AMSAA-CrowProjectionModel(ACPM)..102
6.3.3CrowExtendedReliabilityProjectionModel.111
6.3.4AMSAAMaturityProjectionModel(AMPM)..118
6.3.5AMSAAMaturityProjectionModelbasedonSteinEstimation(AMPM-Stein)..129
6.3.6AMSAADiscreteProjectionModelbasedonSteinEstimation(ADPM-Stein).131
7.NOTES..138
7.1IntendedUse..138
7.2SupersedingInformation.138
7.3SubjectTerm(KeywordListing).138
8.BIBLIOGRAPHY.139