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Software Features Summary |
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Support for Both Reliability Block Diagrams (RBDs) and Fault Trees
Reliability block diagrams (RBDs) and fault trees are related analysis methodologies. When performing system analysis utilizing an RBD approach, one works in the "success space," while with a fault tree, one works in the "failure space." In other words, RBDs look at success combinations while fault trees look at failure combinations. ReliaSoft's BlockSim 7 provides the option to use RBDs, fault trees or a combination of both approaches to model your system!Reliability
Block Diagram (RBD) Configuration
Options
Support for All Major
Fault Tree Analysis Gates and Events
BlockSim 7
supports all of the traditional
fault tree analysis gates and event symbols that are applicable to system
reliability and related analyses.
In addition, the software allows you to expand
the modeling capabilities through the introduction of new logic gates
to represent load sharing and standby redundancy configurations.
[Learn
more about Fault Tree Analysis configurations supported by BlockSim...]
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Fault Trees and/or Ds in
the Same Environment
Mix and match diagrams by linking a fault tree as a subdiagram to an RBD
or vice versa.
Copy events from a fault tree diagram and paste them as blocks in an RBD.
Automatically convert any fault tree diagram to a reliability block diagram.
Innovations
to Save Time and Space in Your Diagrams
BlockSim 7
incorporates
useful innovations to save time and space in your diagrams and also to expand
the modeling capabilities. Options include:
Subdiagram blocks
can be used in both RBDs and fault trees to link diagrams
as components in other diagrams. BlockSim
7 allows unlimited levels of encapsulation,
which provides great flexibility to model extremely large and complex systems
with subsystems, subsubsystems and beyond.
[View
RBD Example]
Multi blocks can be used to
represent more than one component, configured in series or in parallel,
with a single block in the RBD. These blocks allow you to save time and
space when creating the diagram.
[View
RBD Example]
Mirrored blocks can
be used to represent the same component in more than one location
within
the diagram. This can be useful to simulate bi-directional paths within
the RBD.
[View
RBD Example]
Attractive,
Customizable Graphical Display
You can fully customize the colors,
shapes, sizes, fonts and other graphical properties of each reliability
block diagram (RBD) that you create with BlockSim
7. You can print these sophisticated and attractive diagrams
directly from the software or export/copy the diagram as an enhanced
metafile graphic that can be used in other reports and presentations.
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Gates Events Plus... new gates for |
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Load
sharing configurations, with life-stress models to analyze the effect
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Use Subdiagram blocks to link one diagram as a component in another RBD. |
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