Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety
A hierarchical technical system functioning under random disturbances and being subject to critical failures at the bottom level which may result in an accident or a hazardous condition including environmental safety violations at the upper level is considered. Certain primary elements at the bottom...
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Vilnius Gediminas Technical University
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| author | Avner Ben‐Yair Dimitri Golenko‐Ginzburg Zohar Laslo |
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| description | A hierarchical technical system functioning under random disturbances and being subject to critical failures at the bottom level which may result in an accident or a hazardous condition including environmental safety violations at the upper level is considered. Certain primary elements at the bottom level, together with their corresponding primary failures, can be refined by undertaking technical improvement. The list of the latter is pre‐given as well. Assume that by means of simulation modeling (SM) it is possible to evaluate the increment of the system's reliability by implementing any set of technical improvements. The harmonization models center on determining an optimal sub‐set of technical improvements in order:
• either to maximize the system's reliability subject to a restricted budget assigned for the improvements’ implementation, or
• to minimize the system's budget subject to a reliability value restricted from below.
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| spelling | doaj.art-5ddad62015ee4eaa94eadf40fbfb4e542022-12-21T20:06:01ZengVilnius Gediminas Technical UniversityJournal of Business Economics and Management1611-16992029-44332005-03-016110.3846/16111699.2005.9636091Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safetyAvner Ben‐Yair0Dimitri Golenko‐Ginzburg1Zohar Laslo2Department of Industrial Engineering and Management , Sami Shamoon College of Engineering , Beer‐Sheva, 84100, IsraelDepartment of Industrial Engineering and Management , Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev , Beer‐Sheva, 84105, Israel E-mail: dimitri@bgumail.bgu.ac.il ; Department of Industrial Engineering and Management , Academic College of Judea and Samaria , Ariel, 44837Department of Industrial Engineering and Management , Sami Shamoon College of Engineering , Beer‐Sheva, 84100, IsraelA hierarchical technical system functioning under random disturbances and being subject to critical failures at the bottom level which may result in an accident or a hazardous condition including environmental safety violations at the upper level is considered. Certain primary elements at the bottom level, together with their corresponding primary failures, can be refined by undertaking technical improvement. The list of the latter is pre‐given as well. Assume that by means of simulation modeling (SM) it is possible to evaluate the increment of the system's reliability by implementing any set of technical improvements. The harmonization models center on determining an optimal sub‐set of technical improvements in order: • either to maximize the system's reliability subject to a restricted budget assigned for the improvements’ implementation, or • to minimize the system's budget subject to a reliability value restricted from below. First Published Online: 14 Oct 2010https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/JBEM/article/view/8112Harmonization modelsBasic parametersMulti‐parametric trade‐off modelsHierarchical safety engineering modelsHeuristic models based on sensitivity concepts |
| spellingShingle | Avner Ben‐Yair Dimitri Golenko‐Ginzburg Zohar Laslo Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety Journal of Business Economics and Management Harmonization models Basic parameters Multi‐parametric trade‐off models Hierarchical safety engineering models Heuristic models based on sensitivity concepts |
| title | Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety |
| title_full | Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety |
| title_fullStr | Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety |
| title_full_unstemmed | Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety |
| title_short | Harmonized decision‐making in managing reliability and safety |
| title_sort | harmonized decision making in managing reliability and safety |
| topic | Harmonization models Basic parameters Multi‐parametric trade‐off models Hierarchical safety engineering models Heuristic models based on sensitivity concepts |
| url | https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/JBEM/article/view/8112 |
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