Abstract
This paper investigates the reliability behaviour of a non-repairable parallel redundant complex system which is nothing but a power plant. The object of the system is to supply power generated by three generators from a power house to a very critical consumer, connected by cables and switches etc. The reliability of the power supply to the critical consumer has been obtained by using the Boolean Function technique. Moreover, an important parameter of reliability, viz. M.T.T.F. (mean time to failure), has also been computed for exponential failure rates of components. A numerical example with graphs has also been appended in the end to highlight the important results.
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