DEPENDABILITY 03 – Module 02 • Deductive analyses
Top-down approach as a complement to inductive project analysis
Duration:
1 day (7 hours)
Price (per trainee):
Distance learning: 750 € ex-tax
Face to face learning: 850 € ex-tax
Face to face learning: 850 € ex-tax
Location:
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Objectives
Master the systematic studies coming from feared events and searching for all the combinations of failures through graphic representations.
- Understand the process of deductive analysis,
- Know how to use fault trees as a complementary tool to inductive analyses.
At the end of the training, the trainee will:
- Understand the interest of the “top-down” approach,
- Be able to build a fault / event tree.
Program
Introduction to deductive analysis
- Definitions
- Stakes, context and objectives
- Event / consequence trees
- Approach and representation
- Quantitative evaluation
- Examples
Cause trees
- Construction of a tree
- Exploitation of the tree
- Examples
Fault tree
- Construction of a tree
- Search for minimal cuts
- Quantification of the probability of occurrence
- Examples
Software tools
- Some examples and their possibilities
Workshop: Display of a fault tree using the Analytical Tree tool
- Use of logic gates
- Configurate basic events
- Set up the project
- Extract minimum cuts and other factors
Assessment for learning: quiz
Dedicated to
- Technical Manager
- Project Manager
- Project Controller
- Project quality Manager
- Dependability Manager
Prerequisites
Precise knowledge of the element to be analyzed