WIND Thesis Reliability Analysis
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Institut für Informatik VI Robotics and Embedded Systems Supervisor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alois Knoll Advisor: Dipl.-Ing. Binh An Tran Research project: WIND Type: SEP/IDP/BA/MA Research area: Embedded Systems Programming language: Java Required skills: Eclipse, Java Language: english/german Date of submission: TBA For more information please contact us: Phone: +49.89.289.18126 E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: www6.in.tum.de/Main/Tranb Technische Universität München BA/MA/Dipl-Thesis: Design and Implementation of a tool for reliability analysis of complex systems Background Wind turbines for electricity production have increased significantly during the last years both in production capacity and in size. Because of the economical aspects, wind turbines have to minimize the down time caused by hardware and software failures. The traditional software design has to be changed accordingly for this type of systems to guarantee both functional as well as non-functional aspects. One idea is to integrate the reliability analysis into the early phases of design process to be able to identify the week points in the architecture as soon as possible. Methods as Fault tree analysis (FTA), Fault Modes and Errors Analysis (FMEA) or Reliability Block Diagram (RBD) are usually used to analyze the reliability of the system qualitatively and quantitatively. Description In this thesis, a tool should be developed to perform such kind of reliability analysis for control systems of wind turbines. The high level model of the control system should be extended with probabilistic data. Based on this data, the reliability and availability of the overall system should be quantitatively calculated. Tasks This student project consists of the following tasks: Review and Implementation of transformation algorithms from high level model to FTA, FMEA and RBD. Implementation of algorithms for quantitative reliability analysis. Testing and documentation of the developed software components. Literature examples: KS Trivedi - Modeling High Availability Systems - PRDC 06. 12th Pacific Rim International Symposium on Dependable Computing. Mark L. McKelvin, Jr. - A f ormal appro ach to fault tree synthesis for the analysis of distributed fault tolerant systems - Proceedings of the 5th ACM international conference on Embedded software. M. Walter, M. Siegle, and A. Bode - OpenSESAME - The simple but extensive, structured availability modeling environment - Reliability Engineering & System Safety, Volume 93, Issue 6, Pages 857-873, June 2008 For more information , please contact Binh An Tran via mail ([email protected] ) or phone (+49.89.289.18126).
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Institut für Informatik VIRobotics and Embedded Systems
Supervisor:Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alois Knoll
Advisor:Dipl.-Ing. Binh An Tran
Research project:WIND
Type:
SEP/IDP/BA/MA
Research area:
Embedded Systems
Programming language:Java
Required skills:Eclipse, Java
Language:english/german
Date of submission:TBA
For more information pleasecontact us: Phone: +49.89.289.18126
E-Mail: [email protected]
Internet:www6.in.tum.de/Main/Tranb
Technische Universität München
BA/MA/Dipl-Thesis: Design and Implementation of a tool forreliability analysis of complex systems
BackgroundWind turbines for electricity production have increased significantly during thelast years both in production capacity and in size. Because of the economicalaspects, wind turbines have to minimize the down time caused by hardware andsoftware failures. The traditional software design has to be changed accordinglyfor this type of systems to guarantee both functional as well as non-functionalaspects. One idea is to integrate the reliability analysis into the early phases of
design process to be able to identify the week points in the architecture as soonas possible. Methods as Fault tree analysis (FTA), Fault Modes and ErrorsAnalysis (FMEA) or Reliability Block Diagram (RBD) are usually used to analyzethe reliability of the system qualitatively and quantitatively.
DescriptionIn this thesis, a tool should be developed to perform such kind of reliabilityanalysis for control systems of wind turbines. The high level model of the controlsystem should be extended with probabilistic data. Based on this data, thereliability and availability of the overall system should be quantitativelycalculated.
TasksThis student project consists of the following tasks:
Review and Implementation of transformation algorithms from high levelmodel to FTA, FMEA and RBD.
Implementation of algorithms for quantitative reliability analysis. Testing and documentation of the developed software components.
Literature examples: KS Trivedi - Modeling High Availability Systems - PRDC 06. 12th
Pacific Rim International Symposium on Dependable Computing. Mark L. McKelvin, Jr. - A formal approach to fault tree synthesis for the
analysis of distributed fault tolerant systems - Proceedings of the 5thACM international conference on Embedded software.
M. Walter, M. Siegle, and A. Bode - OpenSESAME - The simple butextensive, structured availability modeling environment - ReliabilityEngineering & System Safety, Volume 93, Issue 6, Pages 857-873,June 2008
For more information, please contact Binh An Tran via mail ([email protected]) or phone (+49.89.289.18126).
