Reliability Modelling of Automatic Gun with Pyrotechnic Charging
Keywords:
complex systems, one shot items, reliability analysis, weaponAbstract
This article deals with modelling and analysis of reliability of complex systems that use one-shot items during its operation. It includes analyses of an impact of reliability of used one-shot items on resulting level of reliability of the system as a whole. Practical application of theoretical knowledge is demonstrated on an example of a model of reliability of ZPL-20 aircraft gun that was used for optimization of the gun's design during its development and designing.
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