Truncated Life Test Plans for Economic Reliability Based on Four-Parametric Burr Distribution

  • Balan R
  • Kunjunni S
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Burr distribution is considered as a probability model for the lifetime of products. Reliability test plans are those sampling plans in which items from a lot are put to test to make conclusions on the estimate of life, and hence acceptance or rejection of the submitted lot is done. A test plan designs the termination time of the experiment and the termination number for a given sample size and producer’s risk. Tables and graphs were provided for certain specific values of designs, and it is useful to verify the optimum reliability test plan realized by Burr distributions.

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Balan, R., & Kunjunni, S. (2013). Truncated Life Test Plans for Economic Reliability Based on Four-Parametric Burr Distribution. Journal of Industrial Mathematics, 2013, 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/489285

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