addHouse: Add a Given Condition

In jto888/FaultTree1: Fault Trees for Risk and Reliability Analysis

Description

Modifies an existing fault tree with the addition of a 'house' element. House elements signify some underlying condition and can only have probability of 1 (True) or 0 (False. They have traditionally been added to fault trees for clarity of presentation only.

Usage

addHouse(DF, at, prob=1, label="", name="", name2="", description="") 

Arguments

DF	A fault tree dataframe such as returned from ftree.make or related add... functions.
at	The ID of the parent node for this addition.
prob	A probability value of 1 or 0
label	An identifying string for the logic gate. Use of label in ftree.make defines the convention for rest of tree construction.
name	A short identifying string (typically less than 24 characters)
name2	A second line, if needed for the identifying string label
description	An optional string providing more detail for this condition.

Value

Returns the input fault tree dataframe appended with an entry row for the defined house element.

References

Nicholls, David [Editor] (2005) System Reliability Toolkit Reliability information Analysis Center

O'Connor, Patrick D.T. (1991) Practical Reliability Engineering John Wiley & Sons

Vesely, W.E., Goldberg, F.F., Roberts, N.H., Haasl, D.F. (1981) Fault Tree Handbook U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Vesely, W.E., Stamatelato, M., Dugan, J., Fragola, J., Minarick, J., Railsback, J. (2002) Fault Tree Handbook with Aerospace Applications NASA

Doelp, L.C., Lee, G.K., Linney, R.E., Ormsby R.W. (1984) Quantitative fault tree analysis: Gate-by-gate method Plant/Operations Progress Volume 3, Issue 4 American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Examples

mytree <-ftree.make(type="and", name="Pump Function", name2="Failed")
mytree<-addActive(mytree,at=1,mttf=3,mttr=12/8760, name="Pump")
mytree <- addHouse(mytree, at=1, prob=1, name="Pump Function", name2="Required")

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