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Bounds on system reliability by linear programming
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DOI：10.1061/(ASCE)0733-9399(2003)129:6(627).png)
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Bounds on system probability in terms of marginal or joint component probabilities are of interest when exact solutions cannot be obtained. Currently, bounding formulas employing unicomponent probabilities are available for series and parallel systems, and formulas employing bi- and higher-order component probabilities are available for series systems. No theoretical formulas exist for general systems. It is shown in this paper that linear programming (LP) can be used to compute bounds for any system for any level of information available on the component probabilities. Unlike the theoretical bicomponent and higher-order bounds, the LP bounds are independent of the ordering of the components and are guaranteed to produce the narrowest possible bounds for the given information. Furthermore, the LP bounds can incorporate any type of information, including an incomplete set of component probabilities or inequality constraints on component probabilities. Numerical examples involving series, parallel and general structural systems are used to demonstrate the methodology.
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linear programming
structural reliability
system reliability
reliability analysis
probabilistic methods
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