Computing the Signature of a Generalized <i>k</i>-Out-of-<i>n</i> System

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2015

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Ieee-inst Electrical Electronics Engineers inc

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Industrial Engineering
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A generalized k-out-of-n system which is denoted by ((n(1), ... , n(N)), f, k) consists N of modules ordered in a line or a circle, and the ith module is composed of n(i) components in parallel. (n(i) >= 1, i = 1, ... , N). The system fails iff there exist at least failed components or at least k consecutive failed modules. In this paper, we compute the signature of this system when n(1) = ... = n(N) = n, and present illustrative examples to demonstrate its application. Simulation based computation of the signature is provided when the modules have different numbers of components.

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Eryilmaz, Serkan/0000-0002-2108-1781

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k-out-of-n system, order statistics, system signature

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64

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2

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766

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771

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