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List of Figures

Figure 1.1	Types of repair
Figure 1.2	Various techniques for reliability analysis
Figure 2.1	A MCF example
Figure 2.2	An improving system
Figure 2.3	A stable system
Figure 2.4	A deteriorating system
Figure 2.5	History and distribution of failures observed at age t
Figure 2.6	MCF plot of Example 2.2
Figure 2.7	Graphical plots of Example 2.3
Figure 2.8	MCF with confidence bounds of Example 2.2 data
Figure 2.9	MCF plot of Example 2.4
Figure 2.10	A ROV. (Image taken from: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/552676185495210644/?nic=1)
Figure 2.11	MCF by combining all failure modes
Figure 2.12	Event plot for each system
Figure 2.13	MCF plot of each system
Figure 2.14	Grouping of systems based on performance behavior
Figure 2.15	Event plot of all three groups
Figure 2.16	MCF plot of all three groups
Figure 3.1	Bathtub-shaped intensity function
Figure 3.2	Conditional probability of occurrence of failures
Figure 3.3	Photograph of an aero engine
Figure 3.4	Intensity function plot for Example 3.1
Figure 3.5	Intensity function plot for Example 3.2
Figure 3.6	Intensity function plot for Example 3.3
Figure 3.7	Availability plot for Example 3.3
Figure 5.1	Reliability-based HFRC threshold
Figure 5.2	Availability-based threshold for HFRC
Figure 5.3	Flying task vs. availability
Figure 6.1	q vs. F(v_i \| v_i–1) for FM1
Figure 6.2	q vs. F(v_i \| v_i–1) for FM2
Figure 6.3	q vs. F(v_i \| v_i–1) for FM3
Figure 7.1	Overview of the approach
Figure 7.2	Evaluation of alternatives through ANP
Figure 7.3	Evaluation of APE through AHP
Figure 8.1	Overview of Chapter 8
Figure 8.2	Propagation of variability between workstations in series
Figure 8.3	Work flow/work stations for engine overhaul line
Figure 8.4	Work flow/work stations for LPCR blades
Figure 8.5	Work flow/work stations for CCOC
Figure 8.6	Work flow/work stations for LPTR blades repair

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