Modelling system properties is a central step to carry out time-dependant simulations of system’ s operating conditions. In this paper, we present a simulation model combined with simple metrics that focus on system's resilience at a technical level, represented through absorption, adaptation and recovery. Following the techno-centric perspective of this research, the components’ reliability is considered as the main performance of interest for the analysis. When a failure occurs following a certain probability, performance is restored after a specified recovery time. This latter is a stochastic variable that relies on recovery functions specific for every component. The model has been applied in a case study referred to a hot water generation plant for hospitals. The case study shows how the model allows depicting performance levels and its flexibility for multiple management strategies, supporting what-if scenarios analyses.
Simulation model for simple yet robust resilience assessment metrics for engineered systems / Patriarca, R.; De Paolis, A.; Costantino, F.; Di Gravio, G.. - In: RELIABILITY ENGINEERING & SYSTEM SAFETY. - ISSN 0951-8320. - 209:(2021). [10.1016/j.ress.2021.107467]
Simulation model for simple yet robust resilience assessment metrics for engineered systems
Patriarca R.
;Costantino F.;Di Gravio G.
2021
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Modelling system properties is a central step to carry out time-dependant simulations of system’ s operating conditions. In this paper, we present a simulation model combined with simple metrics that focus on system's resilience at a technical level, represented through absorption, adaptation and recovery. Following the techno-centric perspective of this research, the components’ reliability is considered as the main performance of interest for the analysis. When a failure occurs following a certain probability, performance is restored after a specified recovery time. This latter is a stochastic variable that relies on recovery functions specific for every component. The model has been applied in a case study referred to a hot water generation plant for hospitals. The case study shows how the model allows depicting performance levels and its flexibility for multiple management strategies, supporting what-if scenarios analyses.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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