According to the Quanterion Solutions website, "The 217Plus™ reliability prediction methodology was developed by Quanterion Solutions staff as the latest approach being used by government and industry. Initiated under the DoD’s Reliability Analysis Center (RAC) and Reliability Information Analysis Center (RIAC) contracts, the original 217Plus models have all been updated by Quanterion to the current 217Plus™:2015 version based on new data.
The 217Plus™ methodology, now updated to 217Plus™:2015, is intended to be a replacement for the MIL-HDBK-217 “Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment”.
The failure rate models of 217Plus™ are more than updated MIL-HDBK-217 models; they are restructured to be more accurate by enhanced approaches to accounting for environments, for quality, and for cycling effects on reliability. The methodology also allows users to combine its models with their own experience data in a Bayesian type approach.
The 217Plus™ reliability prediction methodology was developed by Quanterion Solutions staff as the latest approach being used by government and industry. Initiated under the DoD’s Reliability Analysis Center (RAC) and Reliability Information Analysis Center (RIAC) contracts, the original 217Plus models have all been updated by Quanterion to the current 217Plus™:2015 version based on new data.
The 217Plus™ methodology, now updated to 217Plus™:2015, is intended to be a replacement for the MIL-HDBK-217 “Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment”.
The failure rate models of 217Plus™ are more than updated MIL-HDBK-217 models; they are restructured to be more accurate by enhanced approaches to accounting for environments, for quality, and for cycling effects on reliability. The methodology also allows users to combine its models with their own experience data in a Bayesian type approach."
Processes Supported
- Reliability & Maintainability (R&M) Modeling, Prediction, Allocation and Analysis
- Standardization
- Supportability Analysis
Departments Associated
- Army
- Navy / Marine Corps
- Air Force
- Agencies
Integrated Product Support Elements Addressed
- Design Interface
- Maintenance Planning and Management
- Product Support Management
- Supply Support
- Sustaining Engineering
Disclaimer
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