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    Example Weibull Probability Plots Using The Weibull Excel Model

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    The document discusses using Weibull probability plots to analyze historic failure data for truck tires. It provides an example of failure data for different tire failure modes over mileage ranges. The Weibull Excel model is used to create probability plots from this data, allowing prediction of what percentage of tires will need replacement at certain mileages. Plots generated from the "changed normal wear" and "failure due to wear" data predict that 8% of tires will need replacement by 30,000 km and blowouts can be expected starting at 25,000 km respectively. This information helps optimize tire purchasing and storage.

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    Example Weibull Probability Plots Using The Weibull Excel Model

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    The document discusses using Weibull probability plots to analyze historic failure data for truck tires. It provides an example of failure data for different tire failure modes over mileage ranges. The Weibull Excel model is used to create probability plots from this data, allowing prediction of what percentage of tires will need replacement at certain mileages. Plots generated from the "changed normal wear" and "failure due to wear" data predict that 8% of tires will need replacement by 30,000 km and blowouts can be expected starting at 25,000 km respectively. This information helps optimize tire purchasing and storage.

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    eJEMPLO DE DISTRIBUCION wEIBULL

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    Weibull_Distribution_Example

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    The document discusses using Weibull probability plots to analyze historic failure data for truck tires. It provides an example of failure data for different tire failure modes over mileage ranges. The Weibull Excel model is used to create probability plots from this data, allowing prediction of what percentage of tires will need replacement at certain mileages. Plots generated from the "changed normal wear" and "failure due to wear" data predict that 8% of tires will need replacement by 30,000 km and blowouts can be expected starting at 25,000 km respectively. This information helps optimize tire purchasing and storage.

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    Example Weibull Probability Plots Using The Weibull Excel Model

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    Alexander Arenas Jimenez
    The document discusses using Weibull probability plots to analyze historic failure data for truck tires. It provides an example of failure data for different tire failure modes over mileage ranges. The Weibull Excel model is used to create probability plots from this data, allowing prediction of what percentage of tires will need replacement at certain mileages. Plots generated from the "changed normal wear" and "failure due to wear" data predict that 8% of tires will need replacement by 30,000 km and blowouts can be expected starting at 25,000 km respectively. This information helps optimize tire purchasing and storage.

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    Example Weibull Probability Plots using the Weibull Excel Model


    Using historic failure date, like the tyre failure distribution graph below showing the various modes of
    truck tyre failure, the Weibull Excel model is used to create the Weibull probability plot.
    Piling the Dead - Tyre Replacement/ Failure
    Changed normal wear Changed side-wall damage Changed tire defective Changed alignment accelerated wear
    Number of Failure Events in Period

    Failued due to wear Failed side-wall damage Failed due to other reasons
    Failed from puncture Changed rock damage Changed unbalance accelerated wear
    Km Range
    0 to 1000Km
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    From the ‘changed normal wear’ data the Weibull probability plot below was developed in the Weibull
    Excel model. With the plot you can predict the distance at which a percentage of tyres will need to be
    replaced from normal usage. For example, by 30,000 km about 8% of tyres will need to be replaced.
    By 40,000 km 75% of tyres will need to be replaced. This lets you optimise your purchasing and
    storing of replacement tyres.

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    Weibull_Distibution_Example.docx 10 September 2009 Page 1 of 2
    For the ‘failure due to wear’ tyre failure mode the Weibull Excel distribution plot below is the result.
    The Weibull model warns us that we can expect tyre blow-outs from worn-out tyres starting at 25,000
    km. You ought to carry a couple of ‘emergency’ spare tyres in stock and make sure their bin level
    quantity never falls below one ‘emergency’ spare tyre at any time.

    Get the latest version at www.lifetime-reliability.com – We teach workforces to master maintenance and reliability
    Weibull_Distibution_Example.docx 10 September 2009 Page 2 of 2

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