The Basics of Reliability
- 46m
- Ronald Blank
- CRC Press
- 2004
Basics of Reliability is a handy source for comprehending reliability concepts, interpreting reliability requirements, and understanding reliability reports. It explains reliability concepts in a simple and straightforward language for all employee levels and includes a comprehensive glossary that clearly and thoroughly defines technical terms.
Senior management, inspectors, technical sales personnel, product engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality engineers, or anyone responsible for reliability will be able to turn to The Basics of Reliability for quick tips and answers to frequently asked reliability questions.
About the Author
Ronald Blank has a Bachelor’s degree from Southern Connecticut State University and a Doctor of Engineering Degree from Trinity University. His career in quality and reliability spans 25 years in industry and includes reliability engineering in semiconductor manufacturing as well as quality engineering and management in both military avionics and automotive fuel systems. He also has eight years experience teaching advanced statistics and reliability to engineers and other technical personnel. He has been a member of the American Society for Quality for more than 20 years.
In this Book
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The Basics of Reliability
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What Is Reliability?
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Basic Concepts
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Sampling
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Measuring Reliability
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Interpreting Results
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Improving Reliability
