Hazard analysis burn time

The posttrial bum period is the time for U.S. EPA to evaluate all of the data that were recorded during the incinerator s trial burn. To allow the operation of a hazardous waste incinerator following the completion of the trial bum, U.S. EPA establishes permit conditions sufficient to ensure that the unit will meet the incinerator performance standards. This posttrial burn period is limited to the minimum time required to complete the sampling, analysis, data computation of trial bum results, and the submission of these results to U.S. EPA. [Pg.964]

Using a piecewise hazard rate function for reliability modeling, as we suggest, is a well-studied subject in the reliability and statistics literature. This includes the determination of x often called as change point problem. In some sources x is even called as burn-in time. Studies on parametric change point analysis of nonmonotonic hazard rate functions consider the change point as a parameter and propose statistical estimation methods like MLE and least squares (Yuan Kuo, 2010 ... [Pg.1873]

Yuan, T.R. Kuo, Y. 2010. Bayesian analysis of hazard rate, change point and cost optimal burn-in time for electronic devices. IEEE Transactions on Reliability. 59(1) 132-138. [Pg.1876]

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