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Research of Determining Low-Reliability Elements of Multiple-Flows Compressed Air Braking System Based on Goal-Oriented (GO) Methodology

Vu, N.-T. and Phan, L.-D. and Nguyen, V.-D. and Vu, Q.-B. (2021) Research of Determining Low-Reliability Elements of Multiple-Flows Compressed Air Braking System Based on Goal-Oriented (GO) Methodology. International Journal of Automotive and Mechanical Engineering, 18 (2). pp. 8814-8824. ISSN 22298649

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Abstract

The multi-flows pneumatic braking system is one of the modern braking systems equipped with truck vehicles which is a very complex system consisting of many elements connected in series or parallel. The reliability of the braking system has a significant influence on safety and the ability to manoeuvre. The study of identifying low-reliability elements in the brake system is of great significance to improve the efficiency of maintenance and repair. This article shows the research results that determine low-reliability elements of the multi-flows pneumatic brake system based on GO methodology, and allow to examine each element's reliability and the complex system. The reliability assessment model is built based on GO theory and statistics data collected at the used units about the frequency of damage, ability, and time to repair and restore the assemblies in the brake system. By using this model, the reliability of the assemblies and the whole system can be determined at any point in time relative to the actual operating time of the brake system. The article's research results can be applied for surveying other components' reliability and complex systems such as steering or suspension systems. © 2021. The Authors. Published by Penerbit UMP. This is an open access article under the CC BY license. All Rights Reserved.

Item Type: Article
Divisions: Faculties > Faculty of Vehicle and Energy Engineering
Identification Number: 10.15282/IJAME.18.2.2021.19.0675
Uncontrolled Keywords: Brakes; Large scale systems; Pneumatic equipment; Pneumatics; Reliability theory; Repair; Air braking systems; Automotive pneumatic brake system; Automotives; Brake systems; Braking system; Goal oriented methodologies; Multi flows; Multiple flows; Pneumatic brake system; Research results; Compressed air
Additional Information: Language of original document: English.
URI: http://eprints.lqdtu.edu.vn/id/eprint/10231

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