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I have slavishly copied the method by Dave ? using your figures. I came up with Beta 2.296404 and alpha 6.485752 giving a weibull probability of failure for 6.67 hours of 77%. If you like, I'll send you my workings. peter_athertonAThotmail.com. do the obvious with the AT. Is it the best way? I don't know, what do you intend doing with the result. For instance, how many widgits are produced during a run is it always the same proportion of units produced by the hours or when there is a quick failure has a lower number than expected been produced? Ma Can verify this?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thank You Billy Liddel! Please let me know if the WEIBULL Function is the right scenario I should be using to get the correct probability rate failure of the machine. |
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