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A Novel Methodology For Synthesis Of Fault Trees From Matlab-Simulink Model

Authors: F. Tajarrod; G. Latif-Shabgahi;

A Novel Methodology For Synthesis Of Fault Trees From Matlab-Simulink Model

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Fault tree analysis is a well-known method for reliability and safety assessment of engineering systems. In the last 3 decades, a number of methods have been introduced, in the literature, for automatic construction of fault trees. The main difference between these methods is the starting model from which the tree is constructed. This paper presents a new methodology for the construction of static and dynamic fault trees from a system Simulink model. The method is introduced and explained in detail, and its correctness and completeness is experimentally validated by using an example, taken from literature. Advantages of the method are also mentioned.

Keywords

Fault tree, Standby Sparing and Redundancy, Simulink

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