Specifying Resource Requirements
for Repairs
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When automatically repairing a failure mode, you can specify that certain Resources must be available in order for the failure mode to be repaired. If the Resources are not available when the component fails due to that mode, the mode will not be repaired until they are available.
To define Resource Requirements for repairing a failure mode, press the Resources button at the bottom of the Failure Modes tab:
The following dialog will be displayed:
Note: In order for this dialog to appear, you must have previously defined at least one Resource in the model.
You can add a Resource Requirement by pressing the Add button.
An repair for a failure mode interacts with the specified Resource Stores when the component fails due to that mode, and can only have two types of interactions (specified in the Usage column):
- Spend (discrete): A discrete quantity of the Resource is required in order to carry out the repair. If the requested Resource quantity is not available, the repair signal is "held", and it waits for the Resource to become available.
- Borrow (discrete): A discrete quantity of the Resource is required in order to carry out the repair. If the requested Resource quantity is not available, the repair signal is "held", and it waits for the Resource to become available. If the Resource is available, the repair begins and the borrowed quantity is returned to the Resource Store Stockpiles or places where a Resource (e.g., parts, personnel) is stored or located when not being used. Resource Stores can be thought of as having physical locations in the system you are modeling. The can be global or local (associated with a Container). when the repair is complete.
- Adding Failure Modes
- Changing Failure Mode Parameters Dynamically
- Failure Mode Control Variables
- Failure Modes and Internal Requirements
- Failure Modes Available for Function and Action Elements
- Failure Modes Available Only for Action Elements
- Importing Failure Mode Information from Spreadsheets
- Modeling Coupled and Non-Fatal Failure Modes
- Modeling Resources in the Reliability Module
- Modeling the Repair of Failure Modes
- Specifying Operating Resource Requirements
- Specifying Resource Requirements for Repairs
- Specifying Resource Requirements for Replacement
- Specifying Resource Requirements for Triggering an Action
- Specifying Resource Requirements for Turning Components On
- The Failure Modes Tab