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This session focuses on determining and designing effective Accelerated Life Testing (ALT) strategies, emphasizing selection criteria to achieve meaningful results. The discussion includes assessing cost, precision, duration, and sample size in various ALT approaches, illustrated through case studies like capacitors under high-voltage loads in outdoor conditions. By evaluating different testing methods and building predictive models, participants will learn how to apply Peck's relationship and stress degradation concepts to enhance testing efficacy and reliability.
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Determine and Designthe Best ALT Fred Schenkelberg, Consultant January 23rd thru 26th, 2012 RAMS Session 13C
Selection Criteria Meaningful Results
Selection Criteria Meaningful Results Measures
Meaningful Results:Measures Threshold Surrogate Unrelated Direct
Selection Criteria Meaningful Results Measures Cost
Cost Threshold Budget Prohibitive Inexpensive
Selection Criteria Meaningful Results Measures Cost Precision Duration Samples
Consider the alternative ways to conduct the testing ALT Approaches
Example Case Capacitor 24/7 operation High voltage load Outdoor environment Insulation breakdown failure mechanism Let’s consider some ALT options
Given a Model Peck’s Relationship
Example Case Capacitor 24/7 operation High voltage load Outdoor environment Insulation breakdown failure mechanism 3 viable ALT options
ALT Selection Select Assume a Model