Encore RECORDED Presentation of When is MTBF Right? by Chet Haibel

Encore Recorded Presentation of the Webinar: When is MTBF Right? by Chet Haibel

Cost $200 per person 2 hours Group discounts available!

Please note that this webinar will not be presented live. It is a pre-recorded webinar and can be viewed at your leisure on a date you find convenient. 

This price of $200 is for a single user. We offer discounts if you have five or more from your company participate. See below for contact information to request this recording..

MTBF has gotten a bad reputation. Is it deserved? 

This 2-hour webinar recording, which costs $200, first looks at what causes failures in general and what mathematics govern all failure types. Then Mean Time To Failure (MTTF) is shown as a very general property of any (non-repairable) part or component, independent of its failure type or failure distribution. MTTF sometimes provides useful information and sometimes it is deceptive. An example of a deceptive MTTF is illustrated by an X-Ray tube whose failures are Exponentially distributed. Delving into detail, the Exponential distribution is seen to also have its useful points. 

Next the distinction between Repairable and Non-Repairable products is explored, noting how that changes the relevant metrics and introduces some new cautions. Then Mean Time Between Failures is displayed, warts and all. Examples of using it correctly and some examples where one can get into trouble are illustrated. The X-Ray tube is revisited with a different underlying distribution to introduce the Weibull Distribution. The Weibull Distribution is presented as the Crown Jewel of Reliability Engineering because of its ability to accurately direct improvement efforts. 

This webinar has some unavoidable mathematics, but much of it is presented as “nerd fodder” and can be bypassed for those not inclined to snuffle in the details.

Chet Haibel is an independent, full-time consultant in Reliability, Risk Management, Quality, and Lean Sigma after 12 years managing quality and reliability engineers in computer peripherals and medical devices in a QSR / ISO 13485 environment. Chet has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Engineering degree from Cornell University and is certified as a Six-Sigma Green Belt by Johnson & Johnson Company.. 

to request this recording contact us at 303/655-3051 or click here: http://hobbsengr.com/contact/contact

Cost: $200 per person  If you have five or more from the same company the cost is $180 per person

Date: Can be viewed at a date convenient for you!

This is a two hour webinar recording