Abstract
Several algorithms for computer aided fault tree synthesis have been discussed in the literature. Some are general algorithms requiring a lot of input information. Others use libraries of component models, thus reducing the input information. Up to now the latter algorithms have had some drawbacks, such as component models which are to complex or which only allow fault propagation in one direction. In this paper an algorithm is introduced which is able to construct fault trees of non-reconfigurating systems, using simple component models that allow bi-directional fault propagation.
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