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For the five-component system of Example 13.9, which of the following three options will i...

For the five-component system of Example 13.9, which of the following three options will increase the mean time to failure the most?

(a) Replace component 1 with two such components in parallel.


(b) Replace component 2 with two such components in parallel.


(c) Replace component 5 with two such components in parallel.

For each option, use Monte Carlo simulation with n = 25,000. Let μi be the mean time to failure if component i is duplicated, for i = 1, 2, 5. Using the Welch approach and the Bonferroni inequality (see Sec. 9.7), construct confidence intervals for μ1μ2, μ1μ5, and μ2μ5 so that the overall confidence level is at least 95 percent.

Example 13.9

FIGURE 13.14 Layout of the five-component system.

TABLE 13.3 Means for the five components (in days)

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