Reliability Study
A reliability study refers to a comprehensive assessment conducted to evaluate the performance and dependability of a system or component. The study aims to understand the probability of the system or component functioning without failure, meet performance requirements, and deliver desired outcomes over a specified period of time.
Reliability analysis is a key component of the study, where quantitative measures such as failure rates, mean time between failures (MTBF), and other reliability metrics are calculated. These metrics provide a quantitative assessment of the system’s ability to perform its intended function without failure.
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GENERALLY EXPERIENCED CHALLENGES

What value will be added by the Reliability Study
Enhanced System Performance
Practical and effective risks mitigation techniques
Optimized maintenance strategies
Valuable insights for informed decision making
Standard and regulatory compliance
Valuable information for long-term planning
Cost optimization
Efficient Power System Operation
What makes us stand out from the crowd
Applicable Standards –
IEEE 3006.2-2016: | Evaluating the Reliability of Existing Industrial & Commercial Power System |
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IEEE 3006.3-2017: | Â Preventative Maintenance on Reliability of Power System |
IEEE 3006.5-2014: | Â Probability Methods for Conducting a Reliability Analysis of Power System |
IEEE 3006.7-2013: | Reliability of 7×24 Continuous Power Systems |
IEEE 3006.8-2018: | Analyzing Reliability Data for Equipment in Power System |
IEEE 3006.9-2013: | Collecting Data for Use in Reliability, Availability & Maintainability of Power System |