Repairable Systems

For repairable hydrosystems, such as pipe networks, pump stations, and storm runoff drainage structures, failed components within the system can be re­paired or replaced so that the system can be put back into service. The time required to have the failed system repaired is uncertain, and consequently, the total time required to restore the system from its failure state to an operational state is a random variable.

Repairable Systems

Repairable Systems

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Repairable Systems

TABLE 5.2 Reliability and Maintainability of Water Distribution Subsystems by Generic Group

Subsystem

MTBF* (x 106 hours)

MTTR* (hours)

Pumps

Centrifugal, open impeller

0.021660

7.825

Axial flow, propeller

0.074191

16.780

Power transmission

Concentric reducer

0.122640

2.000

Parallel shaft

0.710910

32.000

Right angle shaft

0.019480

1.400

Vertical shaft

0.031470

2.023

Variable speed, hydraulic

0.349500

Variable speed, other

0.014200

2.500

Gear box

0.045780

3.530

Chain drive

0.017850

8.000

Belt drive

0.091210

1.800

Motors

Multiphase

0.068000

6.853

Variable speed, ac

0.114820

8.000

Gas engine

0.023800

24.000

Valves

Gate

0.008930

3.636

Ball

0.011460

Butterfly

0.032590

1.000

Plug

0.028520

Controls

Electrical

0.100640

2.893

Mechanical

0.031230

8.000

Pressure (fluid)

0.035780

8.236

Pressure (air)

0.018690

3.556

*MTBF = mean time between failure; MTTR = mean time to repair; MTBF = MTTF + MTTR.

SOURCE : From Schultz and Parr (1981).

Updated: 19 ноября, 2015 — 7:59 дп