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Reliability Analysis of Ten Unit Bridge Network Connected in Series with Critical and Non-critical Human Errors

K. Uma Maheswari, A. Mallikarjuna Reddy

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 1–6 · Published 6 Apr 2018

10.9734/CJAST/2018/40770

Abstract

This paper represents about a complex system can produce a non –series parallel structure. The most simple non-series parallel structure is a bridge configuration. In this paper, we discuss the Reliability analysis of ten unit’s Bridge network with critical& non-critical human errors. People will always make mistakes when interacting with system design and development processes. Fortunately, human errors can be anticipated, and protective measures taken against their occurrence. This requires the application of human factors in process. It can yield major benefits in risk reduction while construction of complex systems and improved operability for system development processes. When dealing with reliability of complex system, it needs to explore difficulties with human errors early in design with the aim of improving design. Hence complex system development will be erroneous process through reliability technique when compare with other usability and walkthrough techniques. Also, human errors can be eradicated by using experienced people as well by standardizing the process and procedures of system design and development. This concept expresses the using of newly developed approach to perform system reliability analysis.

Reliability critical non-critical human errors networks

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