Research on reliability analysis of high-speed railway traction substation system under common cause failures

The reliability of the system is influenced by the common cause failure mode and the multi-state characteristic. This paper proposes an improved multi-state multi-value decision diagram method to analyze the reliability of high-speed railway traction substation systems. According to the requirements of safety-critical system reliability analysis, this paper begins with an analysis of the system structure and unit module status, comprehensively considering the influence of common cause failures and multi-state characteristics. In this paper, we design the principle of transforming the fault tree model into a binary decision diagram model. Fully considering common cause failures, we extend the model to a multi-state multi-value decision diagram and provide a reliability and importance model calculation method based on state probabilities. The results indicate that this method can accurately and efficiently calculate the reliability level of the high-speed railway traction substation system, effectively identifying key components and weak links within the system. By utilizing visual models, the mechanism of common cause failure in multi-state system can be explored.

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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part O Journal of Risk and Reliability
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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1177/1748006x241291129
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Risk and Safety Analysis
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Research on reliability analysis of high-speed railway traction substation system under common cause failures

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Research on reliability analysis of high-speed railway traction substation system under common cause failures

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Abstract

The reliability of the system is influenced by the common cause failure mode and the multi-state characteristic. This paper proposes an improved multi-state multi-value decision diagram method to analyze the reliability of high-speed railway traction substation systems. According to the requirements of safety-critical system reliability analysis, this paper begins with an analysis of the system structure and unit module status, comprehensively considering the influence of common cause failures and multi-state characteristics. In this paper, we design the principle of transforming the fault tree model into a binary decision diagram model. Fully considering common cause failures, we extend the model to a multi-state multi-value decision diagram and provide a reliability and importance model calculation method based on state probabilities. The results indicate that this method can accurately and efficiently calculate the reliability level of the high-speed railway traction substation system, effectively identifying key components and weak links within the system. By utilizing visual models, the mechanism of common cause failure in multi-state system can be explored.

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Part O Journal of Risk and ReliabilityVol. 239(5)
China Academy of Railway Sciences (CN), Beihang University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 27%
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