NASA NTRS ยท 20100036656
Techniques for Assuring NASA Mission Success Using Redundancy and Multi-Functionality Designs
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Topics include NASA centers around the country; 2009 highlights of significant successes in space transportation, exploration, and science; significant accomplishments; places to explore include Lagrange points, near-Earth objects, Mars and the Moon, and International Space Station research; Marshall's missions include propulsion and transportation systems, life support systems, and earth and space science spacecraft, systems, and operations; project lifecycle management model; motivation of avionics fault-tolerance, redundancy needs and concerns, redundancy versus reliability; parallel-series configurations; effect of adding redundancy on mission success; example of rules-based approach where reliability and safety interaction impacts design; impact of common cause failure; approach ot bottom-up reliability analysis; three factors that lead to redundant system failure; Apollo 13 multi-functional reliability and example; and mitigating the risk of single string spacecraft architecture;.
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Shivers, Herb. 2010-08-19. Techniques for Assuring NASA Mission Success Using Redundancy and Multi-Functionality Designs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100036656
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