Resilience-based failure mode effects and criticality analysis for regional water supply system

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Using Data Envelopment Analysis

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Using Generalized Mixture Operators

Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a method based on teamwork to identify potential failures and problems in a system, design, process and service in order to remove them. The important part of this method is determining the risk priorities of failure modes using the risk priority number (RPN). However, this traditional RPN method has several shortcomings. Therefore, in this paper we p...

System Mode Changes - General and Criticality-Based

In this paper we summarise, and attempt to unify, the many descriptions that have been published on general mode changes. We then use this summary to position the criticality mode change. We conclude that a criticality mode change (from low to high) is closest in nature to a (graceful) degradation mode change following (partial) system failure. However, a criticality mode change (from high to l...

Prioritizing Potential Risks based on Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Using Data Envelopment Analysis: a case study

The need to establish power plants to supply the required electricity of the country has been rising due to increasing demand levels as well as the lack of governmental resources. Furthermore, the available traditional attitude in performing and conducting power plant projects has made government seek a modern attitude. This paper tries to use the topics that have been employed in automotive in...

failure mode and effects analysis using data envelopment analysis

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