FTUna: Fault Tree Unavailability

In ftaproxim: Fault Tree Analysis Based on Proxel Simulation

Fault Tree Unavailability

Description

This function returns a list where the first element is a data frame of unavailabilities and the second element is the plot of the unavailabilities

Usage

FTUna(belist, mcs, totaltime, delta, tol)

Arguments

belist	a list containing all the basic components of a fault tree
mcs	a list of minimal cuts sets
totaltime	an integer value for the total time
delta	a numeric value as time step
tol	a numeric value for the tolerance level

Value

A list of unavailabilities for the basic events as well as the system, and their plots againts time steps

Examples

A<-list(
 states=c("OK","F"),
 G=rbind(c(NA,1),
         c(1,NA)),
dist=c("exp", "exp"),
 param=list(c(0.1), c(1))
)

B<-list(
 states=c("OK","F"),
 G=rbind(c(NA,1),
         c(1,NA)),
 dist=c("exp", "exp"),
 param=list(c(0.01), c(2))
)


C<-list(
 states=c("OK","F"),
 G=rbind(c(NA,1),
         c(1,NA)),
 dist=c("exp", "weibull"),
param=list(c(0.1), c(5,2))
)

D<-list(
 states=c("OK", "F"),
 G=rbind(c(NA, 1),
         c(1,NA)),
 dist=c("lnorm", "exp"),
 param=list(c(2, 0.1), 2)
)

BElist<-list(A,B,C,D)
names(BElist)<-c("A","B","C","D")
MCS<-list(c("A", "C", "D"), c("B", "C", "D"))

x<-FTUna(BElist, MCS, 5, 0.2, 1e-07)

# Unavailabilities
x$Unavailability

#Plots
x$Plot

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