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Reliability Engineering

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Approach for Mitigation of Obsolescence Risk – Proactive and Reactive Approach

The risk of Obsolescence is inevitable. However, rather than taking a reactive approach to incoming Obsolescence risk, predictive planning and proactive approach for mitigation of Obsolescence Risk can minimize the extra expenses and ensure the product availability. All sectors (Commercial, Industrial, Aviation, Defense, etc) where the product life ...

Obsolescence Risk Assessment – Process, Management and Mitigation Strategy

Obsolescence Risk Assessment Process is a critical activity for effective management of Obsolescence and deciding suitable Mitigation Strategy. Though there are various standards such as JSP-886, IEC-62402 etc; which define how to manage obsolescence, yet none of them specifically say any thing about a process for Obsolescence Risk management that ...

Obsolescence Management – Objective, Advantages and Processes at Product Stages

An Obsolescence Management Process has various advantages if it is effective integrated to various stages of a product with an objective to tackle Obsolescence. With the increasing popularity and functionality of Commercial components in comparison to cost, the component obsolescence has been much frequent. Only an effective Obsolescence Management ...

What is Obsolescence – How it Happens, its Criticality and Types

No field is untouched by Obsolescence. It has to happen sooner or later. But if it happens in the product's useful life, then it becomes a critical issue financially as well as availability wise. This post will discuss various important aspects of Obsolescence such as What is it, How it ...

Responsibilities of Reliability Engineer

The various responsibilities of Reliability engineer are:- One of the most important responsibilities of Reliability engineer is that he has to work in coordination with other Project engineers so as to ensure reliability, maintainability, availability, parts control, ...

Role of Reliability Engineer

The main role of Reliability Engineer is identification and management of the reliability risks that may have a negative impact on production or post production operation of the product. This can be further split into three main sub categories i.e. Loss identification and reduction, Risk ...

Difference between Quality and Reliability

Quality is a much broader aspect than Reliability. Quality covers almost everything from organisation, managements, service, procedures, people, product, product-life etc. In simple words, Reliability is only a subset of quality, the others being performance, consistency, efficiency, user experience etc. Whereas, Quality is the measure of conformance ...

Advantages of Reliability

Why we need to understand and predict Reliability of a product ?? Why to put extra cost and extra efforts in understanding it?? Once the product is manufactured and used, We can come to know about its reliability. Then Why to make it more complex? ...

Reliability fundamentals

The word "Reliability" is a broad term and has been defined differently by various Reliability scholars. Without intricating it further, we will try to understand the Reliability fundamentals in simple words. Reliability may be defined as the probability that an item will perform its intended function for a specified time interval ...