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Chapter 7 RBD 165<br />

2. Select the failure model from the name drop-down list (A). If the desired model does not appear in the list, click New<br />

Model to define the failure model (B).<br />

3. Select the model type from Type combo box (C). Available model types include:<br />

Fixed, Rate, MTTF, Dormant, Standby, Weibull, LogNormal, Normal, Gamma, Beta, BiNomial, ChiSquared,<br />

Poisson, Uniform and LogUniform.<br />

4. When the type is selected, the mathematical model can be displayed by clicking on the help icon (D).<br />

5. Enter the remaining block information and parameters as necessary (E), and Time Phase tab data (G).<br />

6. When you are finished entering block parameters, click OK to save the changes and close the dialog box (F).<br />

To edit Nodes parameters:<br />

1. In the RBD tab, right click the desired node and select Node Parameters from the pop-up menu. The Node<br />

Parameters dialog box appears.<br />

2. Edit the node parameters as necessary. Nodes to the right of a parallel arrangement may be given a vote number (H)<br />

to indicate how many success paths must be available through the parallel arrangement (if a vote number is not<br />

specified only one path is available).<br />

3. When you are finished entering node parameters, click OK (I) to save the changes and close the dialog box.<br />

Constructing Sub-Systems<br />

To construct a sub-system:<br />

1. In the RBD tab, click the block for which you want to create a sub-system.<br />

2. On the RBD toolbar, click the Page Down icon (A). An empty RBD diagram appears.<br />

3. Add the nodes, blocks, and connections for the sub-system (B).<br />

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