A critical component in a production line is known to have a constant failure rate of 0.25 failures per month. If the cycle of procurement of this component takes at least 12 months, what should be the minimum stock of this component in order to keep the probability of stoppage of production down to 0.05. Probability of stoppage = Probability of failure of all components including the stock. X is the number of failures in the period of T= 12 months. X is RANDOM variable distributed according to Poisson’s distribution with Mean = λ T , where λ = 0.25 failures/month. λ T = 0.25*12 = 3 Failures/ 12 m0nth Poisson’s distribution is given as follows: M = Minimum Stock P( X T y y) y! F P( X M ) 1 P( X M ) F 0.05 1 e T K M K 0 e T K M K 0 T K K! 0.95 T K K! e T Evaluate M that satisfies the last equation by TRIALS &ERROR Minimum Stock = M = 6 Prof. Ahmed Farouk Abdul Moneim e T K M T K K 0 K! T 3 K M K 0 T K K! 0.95 e T 20.0855 0.95 * e T 19.08 λT=3 K 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sum 1 3 4.5 4.5 3.375 2.025 1.0125 19.413 Then M = 6 Prof. Ahmed Farouk Abdul Moneim Solve the previous problem with the assumption that the failure density function is WEIBULL (η = 4.5 months and β = 1.5 ) MODIFIED POISSON’S Distribution Poisson’s Distribution P( X T K K) K! e T T put T then K K P( X M ) e T K M K 0 T K! T P( X K ) K! e T 0.95 K K M K 1 T K! 0.95 * e T 3 Prof. Ahmed Farouk Abdul Moneim T 3 1.5 e T 180.57 K K M K 0 T K! 0.95 * e T 171.54 (T/η)^β=5.1 96 K 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sum 1 5.196 13.50 23.38 30.37 31.56 27.33 20.29 13.18 7.61 173.42 Then M = 9 Prof. Ahmed Farouk Abdul Moneim
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