Abstract

Typical degradation-shock failure processes have been widely investigated in current researches, and the failures caused by their dependence are described as competitive failure processes. This paper explores competitive failure modes for uncertain random fractional systems involving degradation and shock processes. We develop a wear degradation model explicitly by employing uncertain fractional differential equations in order to demonstrate the potential heredity and memorability of a system. External shocks are then considered to follow a Poisson process. Based on the classification of shock types, three definitions of reliability index for competitive failures are presented. The reliability index formulas are derived for systems with extreme shock, cumulative shock, and δ shock using chance measures. Finally, we introduce a numerical example where the results of the reliability analysis confirm the validity of proposed reliability evaluation methods.

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