Fenina, S., Jendoubi, S., Bouchoucha, F. (2024). Effect of the stochastic weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine. , 42(4), 407-420. doi: 10.30684/etj.2024.145834.1665
Sofiene Fenina; Souheyl Jendoubi; Faker Bouchoucha. "Effect of the stochastic weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine". , 42, 4, 2024, 407-420. doi: 10.30684/etj.2024.145834.1665
Fenina, S., Jendoubi, S., Bouchoucha, F. (2024). 'Effect of the stochastic weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine', , 42(4), pp. 407-420. doi: 10.30684/etj.2024.145834.1665
Fenina, S., Jendoubi, S., Bouchoucha, F. Effect of the stochastic weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine. , 2024; 42(4): 407-420. doi: 10.30684/etj.2024.145834.1665

Effect of the stochastic weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine

Engineering and Technology Journal
Volume 42, Issue 4, April 2024, Pages 407-420    PDF (1.34 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.30684/etj.2024.145834.1665
Authors
Sofiene Fenina; Souheyl Jendoubi; Faker Bouchoucha
Laboratoire de recherche LR-18ES45 Physique, Mathématique, Modélisation Quantique et Conception Mécanique, Institut Préparatoire aux Études d’Ingénieurs de Nabeul (IPEIN), université de Carthage, Tunisie, Campus Mrezgua, 8000 Nabeul,Tunisia.
Abstract
Dialysis machines operate in an uncertain environment with several sources of disturbances; therefore, it is necessary to take account of the uncertainties during all their life phases. This paper presents a study of the random reliability of the dialysis machine in a stochastic environment through the two-parameter for Weibull distribution. The shape and scale parameters were estimated through analytical and graphical methods based on the failure history of the devices. The formulation of the analytical methods and their exploitation using numerical simulations was one of the objectives of this work. The uncertainties in the stochastic environment of the machines are related to variability in physical and geometric parameters, fluctuations in load conditions, stress boundary conditions, and also to physical laws and simplifying assumptions used in the modeling process. The Weibull parameters introduced these uncertainties, and their effect on the device's reliability was studied. The main contribution is the study of the effect of the uncertainties in Weibull parameters on the reliability of the dialysis machine. The question of the uncertainties in the Weibull parameters was treated. The involved parameters were considered a Gaussian variable, and their means and standard deviations were calculated in several configurations of the dialysis devices. The random failure rate and reliability were treated and discussed. The random systematic inspection period is studied to install an efficient preventive maintenance program.

Highlights
  • The Weibull parameters were calculated using several methods
  • The uncertainties of the shape and scale parameters were estimated
  • The random failure rate and reliability of the dialysis devices were studied
  • The systematic inspection period of the dialysis devices was estimated in a stochastic environment
Keywords
Dialysis; Gaussian; Reliability; Uncertainty; Weibull
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