Reliability Engineering Resources

Quanterion’s Most Popular Reliability, Maintainability and Quality Products

Quanterion has developed extensive reliability failure rate data publications and failure rate models and network Certification and Accreditation (C&A) under the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). The company’s publications, tools and databases are widely used by government and industry practitioners.

Quanterion’s reliability, maintainability and quality engineering products apply the company’s in-depth understanding of specific processes, including the identification of specific tasks that can be simplified and/or automated to reduce the necessary time and resources for such processes. Quanterion’s collection of software tools provide the desired simplification, while also incorporating additional insights, rules of thumb and numerous other practical application tips.

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Reliability Data

Nonelectronic Parts Reliability Data – NPRD-2016 

The 2016 Edition of the Nonelectronic Parts Reliability Data publication (NPRD-2016) presents field failure rate data on a wide variety of electrical assemblies and electromechanical/mechanical parts and assemblies. Compared to its predecessor NPRD-2011 publication, NPRD-2016 adds 138,000 new parts and over 370 billion part hours, representing approximately a 400% increase in content. The expanded part types and data in NPRD-2016 cover ground, airborne and naval environments.
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Electronic Parts Reliability Data – EPRD-2014

The Electronic Parts Reliability Data (EPRD) publication contains field failure rate data for commercial and military electronic components for use in reliability analyses. Component types include integrated circuits, discrete semiconductors (diodes, transistors, optoelectronic devices), resistors, capacitors, and inductors/transformers.
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Failure Mode / Mechanism Distributions – FMD-2016 

This databook contains field failure mode and mechanism distribution data on a variety of electrical, mechanical, and electromechanical parts and assemblies. This data can be used to assist in the performance of reliability analyses and assessments such as Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA).
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Reliability Online Automated Databook System (ROADS)

The Reliability Online Automated Databook System (ROADS) is a subscription that provides customized access to all the Quanterion Databooks: Nonelectronic Parts Reliability Data (NPRD), Electronic Parts Reliability Data (EPRD) and/or Failure Modes / Mechanisms Distribution (FMD).
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Reliability Tools

System Reliability Toolkit-V

This fifth toolkit in the popular series developed by Quanterion reflects the updated focus in RMQSI. Several of the same Quanterion staff members have been involved in all five titles in the series. Over 30 new topics have been added, and several others updated, with a minimum removal of topics from the “System Reliability Toolkit.” In addition, Appendices have been added stressing the practical application of the document’s practices throughout a program’s life.
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HDBK-217Plus™: 2015, Notice 1

Quanterion Solutions developed Notice 1 to the popular 217Plus™ Handbook of Reliability Prediction Models’ to supersede the 2015 edition developed in 2014. Available exclusively through Quanterion, 217Plus™:2015, Notice 1 replaces the original software reliability prediction model with the Neufelder Model for software reliability prediction contained in IEEE Standard 1633-2016 “IEEE Recommended Practice on Software Reliability.”
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217Plus™: 2015, Notice 1 Spreadsheet Calculator

Quanterion’s 217Plus™:2015, Notice 1 Reliability Prediction Calculator has been developed to facilitate the failure rate calculation of up to 10 hardware assemblies, and 15  software assemblies, according to the component and system reliability models defined by Quanterion’s 217Plus™:2015, Notice 1 methodology.
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