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A system design based on reliability analysis in a company

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2015
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In this study, problems are identified and new design(s) has been proposed to ensure increased efficiency for a particular type of battery production line in the battery production system of Yigit Battery Corporation. One of the methods can be used to analyze the quality and rate of system and system components' run-time periods is reliability. Reliability can be identified two main part. Product reliability is used for working according to the purpose of the final product. System reliability is used about system. For having a high product reliability, reliability estimations of production systems are important. Performing system design based on reliability assessment is an approach which is used in production systems in recent years. In this thesis, system components's reliability are calculated, system reliability equation is obtained using reliability block diagram. More reliable and so high availability system design is obtained with using the equation and in this way system improvement is ensured. In the considered system, there is not any supply constraints about raw material and soweekly production amount could not be estimated using availability. Therefore, simulation method was used. Simulation model is used to predict the number of products that can be produced in current system design and proposed new designs. In addition, in according to overall system availability and production plan, it can be had a knowledge about production plan's realization with these proposed methods. Thus, in practice, this knowledge can be provided to help company to conduct of coordination between the production department and planning department.

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Merve Uzuner

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Merve Uzuner (Master Thesis). A system design based on reliability analysis in a company, 2015, Başkent University.

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