Mark

I think you are looking for the NSWC mechanical model for prediction. Most
of the proprietary software packages support this.

Best regards 

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Manager 
Quality Engineering 
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From: Mark Hone [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 29 October 2008 11:15
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reliability: MTBFs and Probability of Failure

Dear All,

I am most embarrassed to say that I can't find in my saved emails or in a
search of the EMC-PSTC archives or in Google search, a reference I think I
once saw to a Mil Handbook that helps with calculations of MTBFs for
mechanical items.  I'm sure someone has mentioned it in the same breath as
Mil Hdbk 217F.

Can someone help me with a reference, please?!

And any book recommendations on the subject (preferably titled "The Idiot's
Guide to...")?

For your interest, we're doing some safety assessments (to IEC 61508) of a
new piece of equipment with a view to achieving an appropriate SIL rating.

With hopeful regards,

Mark

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