Forum: Reliability & Maintainability Questions and Answers
Posted by: JJC Date posted: Fri Nov 17 10:57:34 US/Eastern 2000 Subject: HAST Message: What is the significance of increased atmosheric pressure when performing HAST testing at accelerated temperature and humidities. Thanks
Posted by: Ian Carmichael (ian.carmichael@kymata.com ) Organization:Kymata Ltd Date posted: Fri Nov 17 10:11:53 US/Eastern 2000 Subject: ALTA Software Message: I am considering attending the reliasoft course for there software packages ALTA and Weibull++. Can anybody provide feedback on these courses. i.e how good is the software, what is the course content like, what are the benefits etc etc. Thanks for any comments that you have.
Posted by: JJC Date posted: Fri Nov 17 10:07:10 US/Eastern 2000 Subject: Defining Accelerated Life Tests Message: Can anybody help in defining the conditions for accelerated life tests. I have a device that is to go through ALT and I would like some information as to how I determine the accelerated conditions that are to be used. Thanks in advance.
Posted by: Bob Valerius (robert_m_valerius@md.northgrum.com ) Organization:Northrop-Grumman Oceanic & Naval Systems Date posted: Thu Nov 16 13:32:36 US/Eastern 2000 Subject: Gasket seal vs. double o-ring seal at low ( less than 4psi) pressure Message: Hi Does anyone have an opinion or data on the relative reliability difference between a gasket seal and a double o-ring seal at low (less than 4psi) pressure for a rectangular battery box that is 28" X 70"? Normally we always use double o-rings but at low pressure there is a concern that it (the pressure) is insufficient to get a good seal for either of the o-rings. Thanks for your time!
Posted by: Bob Moore (bobbybase@clara.co.uk ) Date posted: Wed Nov 15 11:48:02 US/Eastern 2000 Subject: Sample confidence Message: I am manufacturing 3000 components a day, that each have a life requirement of 15 years. I have a (destructive) screening test that enables me to determine whether samples I test would fail within 15 years. Unfortunately, the test cannot provide failure data indicating failures beyond this point. Therefore the true failure distribution is unknown. How do I determine the number of samples I need to test in order to provide myself with confidence that say, 95% of the day's output will last at least 15 years? Thanks
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