Fault Tree Handbook with Aerospace Applications¶
NASA Office of Safety and Mission Assurance. (2002). Fault Tree Handbook with Aerospace Applications.
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Mechanisms¶
- N+1 Redundancy Rule
- Its central failure mode is false N+1: the extra unit shares a hidden dependency — one power feed, one cooling loop, one controller — so a common-mode event removes all the units at once and the rule's guarantee evaporates.
This sourceShows that a shared common cause can defeat multiple redundant units and erase the reliability benefit of redundancy.
- Its central failure mode is false N+1: the extra unit shares a hidden dependency — one power feed, one cooling loop, one controller — so a common-mode event removes all the units at once and the rule's guarantee evaporates.
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