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Information × Registration Number 0209U001605, 0106U001724 , R & D reports Title Development of probabilistic methods for controlling dife of complicated engineering systems popup.stage_title Head Pereverzev Evgeny Semenovich, Registration Date 16-02-2009 Organization Institute of Technical Mechanics of the National Academy of Sciences and National Space Agency of Ukraine popup.description2 The goal of the work - development of probabilistic-statistical methods to control complicated engineering systems resource. Research methods - probability theory methods, computer modeling, synergetic control theory, engineering diagnostics, fracture mechanics, reliability and expert system theories. The results obtained - comparative analysis of estimation, prognostication and control of complicated engineering systems resource methods is made. Problem state-of-art and improvement guidelines for control methods of complicated engineering systems resource are considered. Main tasks of development of probabilistic-statistical methods for complicated engineering systems resource control are formulated. The upper found of average resource on the basis of minimal way and section method is made and Weibull's distribution of elements time to failure is described. Correlations between system residual resource and system elements residual resources are made. Asymptotical values of residual resource for some reliability distributions are obtained. Methodological bases of control of complicated engineering systems average and residual resource are made. The application fields - design of complicated engineering systems in mechanical engineering, rocket production and oil-processing industry. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Pereverzev Evgeny Semenovich. Development of probabilistic methods for controlling dife of complicated engineering systems. (popup.stage: ). Institute of Technical Mechanics of the National Academy of Sciences and National Space Agency of Ukraine. № 0209U001605
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