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ASSESSMENT OF SURVIVAL PROBABILITY OF PARALLEL SYSTEM SHOCK MODEL
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damage and fatal shocks, parallel system, exponential distribution, life testing experiment, survival probability assessment.DOI:
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Parallel configuration of components of a system is common in sensitive application areas wherein high performance expectations are to be met with. Modelling reliability of two-component parallel system subjected to shocks from a single source with two kinds of shocks is considered. Assessment of reliability is made using the information of life testing experiment. Results are substantiated with simulation studies.
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