New multipurpose Montecarlo code for reliability analysis of complex systems. Application to a FBR decay heat removal system

A. Dubi, A. Gandini, A. Goldfeld, R. Righini

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Abstract

A Monte Carlo method is described for the calculation of the time dependent reliability and/or availability of complex systems. The methodology proposed mutuates the formalism used in particle transport. It adopts, in particular, the biasing methods, aimed, for a given accuracy, at reducing the calculational time. The Monte Carlo Code AMIR is then presented, together with an application to a reliability problem relevant to the decay heat removal system of a fast breeder reactor.

Original languageEnglish
Pages2B/6/1-2B/614
StatePublished - 1 Dec 1989
EventReliability '89. Part 1 - London, Engl
Duration: 14 Jun 198916 Jun 1989

Conference

ConferenceReliability '89. Part 1
CityLondon, Engl
Period14/06/8916/06/89

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Engineering (all)

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