OPTIMAL INCLUSION OF STANDBY ELEMENTS.

V. V. Konev

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    A study is made of a program control of inclusion of standby elements that does not require a feedback. The optimal instants of inclusion of the elements are indicated prior to the beginning of operation of the system. The distribution function of the life length of the system for arbitrary distribution laws of the life lengths of the elements and for arbitrary instants of inclusion of the standby elements is found. The optimal instants of inclusion of the standby elements are determined from the condition of minimum probability of failure in the system in a given time interval. The case in which the life lengths of all the elements have the same exponential distribution is examined in detail.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationEng Cybern
    Pages56-62
    Number of pages7
    Volume12
    Edition4
    Publication statusPublished - Jul 1974

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    Konev, V. V. (1974). OPTIMAL INCLUSION OF STANDBY ELEMENTS. In Eng Cybern (4 ed., Vol. 12, pp. 56-62)

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    Eng Cybern. Vol. 12 4. ed. 1974. p. 56-62.

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    Konev, VV 1974, OPTIMAL INCLUSION OF STANDBY ELEMENTS. in Eng Cybern. 4 edn, vol. 12, pp. 56-62.
    Konev VV. OPTIMAL INCLUSION OF STANDBY ELEMENTS. In Eng Cybern. 4 ed. Vol. 12. 1974. p. 56-62
    Konev, V. V. / OPTIMAL INCLUSION OF STANDBY ELEMENTS. Eng Cybern. Vol. 12 4. ed. 1974. pp. 56-62
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