DEPENDABILITY, №1(40)-2012
From editorial
- Ushakov I.A., Shubinskij I.B.
ESSENTIAL PROBLEMS OF ENGINEERING RELIABILITY (WHO ARE WE? WHENCE ARE WE? WHERE DO WE GO?)
Structural reliability. The theory and practice
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Strel’nikov V.P.
PREDICTION OF RESIDUAL SERVICE LIFE OF TECHNICAL SYSTEMS
Keywords: recoverable system, failure, mean time between failures, limiting state, lifetime, residual service life.
- Ushakov I.A.
HIERARCHICAL WAREHOUSING SYSTEM OF SPARE ELEMENTS FOR GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM
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Volodarsky V.A.
INVESTIGATION OF THE PREVENTIVE REPLACEMENT OPTIMIZATION MODELS ECONOMIC STEADINESS
Keywords: mathematical model, optimization, replacement, steadiness, indetermination, equivalence.
- Kashtanov V.A., Kondrashova E.V.
THE ANALYSIS OF THE ARRIVAL PROCESS, CONTROLLED WITH THE MARKOV CHAIN
Keywords: controlled semi-markov process, Markov chain, stationary arrival process, fractional-linear functional.
Functional reliability. The theory and practice
- Krasnikov A.K., Krasnikova V.A., Matis S.V.
HASH COLLISION ATTACK PROTECTION USING RANDOM VALUES
Keywords: cryptographic systems, information security, hash collisions, cryptographic, random values, alghorithms.
Functional safety
- Zamyshlyaev A.M., Ermakov A.O., Novozhilov E.O.
RISK ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR PEDESTRIAN INJURY AT PEDESTRIAN RAILROAD CROSSINFS
Pedestrian railroad crossings are one of the most potential sources of danger on rail transport. Therefore risk of pedestrian injury at pedestrian railroad crossing is a high-priority risk and it requires a great deal of attention during implementation of risk management. This article deals with model definition for risk assessment. Modeling of pedestrian and train appearance at railroad cross using theory of impulse fluxes is considered, probability analysis of adequate pedestrian facilities for danger evaluation using Event Tree Analysis is examined and effect of protective distance between pedestrians and trains is taken into account. Consequently, risk assessment model for pedestrian injury at pedestrian railroad crossings is proposed.
Keywords: individual risk, risk of injury, pedestrian railroad crossing, theory of impulse fluxes, event tree analysis.
Well forgotten
- Shubinsky I.B.
STRUCTURAL REDUNDANCY IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS. MARGINAL ASSESSMENTS
Many developers have an illusion that increasing the number of standby units and reducing the duration to recover failed system elements can provide an arbitrarily high level of information system reliability. The purpose of this paper is to dispel the illusion and to show that at the achieved levels of constituent reliabilities in information systems there are still combination of duration of latent failures, characteristics of controls and an acceptable time failover, which are determining factors of structural redundancy effectiveness . This problem is solved in an article by the model of system reliability, which adopted an infinite amount of standby units, perfect reliability of switching devices and controls at the limited effectiveness of component failure detections at the limited acceptable lifetime of hidden failures of system elements.
Keywords: structural redundancy, control, latent failure, acceptable time of service interruption, marginal probability of fail-safe operation, the maximum time to failure, the likelihood of timely adaptation to system failures.


