Quanterion’s Reliability, Maintainability, Quality, Supportability and Interoperability (RMQSI) Knowledge Center exhibited at the 63rd Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium (RAMS) in Orlando, FL January 23-26, 2017. With the end of the government’s Reliability Information Analysis Center (RIAC) (formerly Reliability Analysis Center (RAC)) contract in 2014, the RMQSI Knowledge Center has continued the data collection, analysis and dissemination of reliability-related publications, training and consulting.
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- Quanterion Solutions Inc., Utica, New York, Awarded $47,640,351
- Quanterion Headquarters Relocated and Expanded
- 43rd MVEEC Annual Engineering Award to Alex MacDiarmid
- Reliability Expert Dave Nicholls Retires
- Quanterion senior staff participate in the annual Pacific Command Operational Science and Technology Conference (POST)
- Quanterion RMQSI Knowledge Center at RAMS
- Quanterion’s Doug Mason and Neil Fitzgerald Participated in the 10th Annual C5ISR Government and Industry Partnership Summit
- Quanterion Participants at I/ITSEC Conference
- DATA CALL: Field Failure Rate Data for Electronic Components
- Quanterion’s Reade presents at Project Fibonacci Conference
Recent Reliability Ques
- Confidence Bounds on the Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) for a Time-Truncated Test
- Maintenance Planning with Wearout Failure Modes
- Maintenance Planning with a Constant Failure Rate
- Maintenance Planning with Early Failures
- Interference Stress/Strength Analysis
- Derating
- Models Commonly Used to Measure Reliability Growth
- How Good Is Your Reliability Approach?
- Solving the Complex RBD-Series Parallel System with a Keystone Component
- Environmental Stress Screening: Basic Steps in Choosing an ESS Profile
- Design of Experiments for Reliability Improvement
- Test Samples: How Many Are Needed?
- Need Technical Help? Try an IAC
- Reliability Certification
- Mission Reliability and Logistics Reliability: A Design Paradox
- Probability and Statistics for Reliability: An Introduction
- Better Reliability Predictions Using Experience Data
- Reliability: Costly, or Cost Effective?
- Reliability Predictions: Parts Count, Part Stress, Pseudo Stress and Dormant
- Reliability Knowledge? Who? What? Where?
- Warranty Cost: An Introduction
- Understanding Your Product Through Reliability Modeling
- How Much Reliability is Enough?
- System Spares – What’s the “Right” Answer?
- Using Accelerated Life Testing to Assess Warranty Risk
- Which Variables Are Critical to Field Reliability? Design of Experiments (DOE) Can Help Optimize Your Design
- Which Design is More Reliable? Weibull Provides Answers!
- How Complete is Your Reliability Tool Set?
- Is Asset Management For You?
- Making Sense Out of the Reliability Prediction Business