
doi: 10.5772/62358
Many objects consist of more components. The mutual arrangement of the individual ele‐ ments influences the resultant reliability. The formulae are shown for the resultant relia‐ bility of series arrangement, as well as for parallel and combined arrangement. The possibility of reliability increasing by means of redundancy is explained, and also the principle of optimal allocation of reliabilities to individual elements. Everything is illus‐ trated on examples.
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