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A METHOD FOR RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS OF AIRCRAFT AND SEA-GOING SHIPS WITH TAKING INTO ACCOUNT A GIVEN FAILURE GENERATION MODEL

Abstract

This paper presents a metod for reliability assessment of structural components on the basis of diagnostic parameters recorded during operation of aircraft and sea going ships. It was assumed that a potential failure may simultaneously concerns surface wear process and fracture of an arbitrary structural component. In order to develop a reliability assessment model some elements of random walk theory were applied. This work covers surface wear density functions of a component. In the case of surface wear the model is based on a difference equation from which, after transformation, a Fokker-Planck partial differential equation was obtained. By solving the equation component’s surface wear density function is achieved. In the second part of the work a generalization of the model was made by introducing to it probability of disastrous fracture of a component. As a result, a generalized Fokkera-Planck’s equation was obtained. By making use of the equation, was obtained a relationship for assessment of reliability of a structural component in case when failure occurs due to surface wear with taking into account possible fracture of the component. In the end a numerical example which shows practical application of the developed method, is attached.

Keywords:

bearing capacity factor, displacement, compression, tension, depth factor

Details

Issue
Vol. 23 No. 2(90) (2016)
Section
Latest Articles
Published
30-06-2016
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1515/pomr-2016-0024
Licencja:
Creative Commons License

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Authors

  • Henryk Tomaszek

    Air Force Institute of Technology
  • Mariusz Zieja

    Air Force Institute of Technology
  • Mariusz Ważny

    Air Force Institute of Technology

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