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Lisa Hacker: /* Overlay Plot */

2012-08-17T06:55:26Z

Overlay Plot

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	BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.		BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.

	Consider two ~~component~~ A and B, with Weibull (Beta = 1.5, Eta = 1000) and Weibull (Beta = 1.1, Eta = 800) respectively. Next we will use overlay plot to plot their results in one plot.		Consider two components, A and B, with Weibull (Beta = 1.5, Eta = 1000) and Weibull (Beta = 1.1, Eta = 800) respectively. Next we will use overlay plot to plot their results in one plot.

	With mission time as 100 hours, the reliability of OR gate and AND gate are show in the figures below.		With mission time as 100 hours, the reliability of OR gate and AND gate are show in the figures below.

Richard House at 02:19, 10 August 2012

2012-08-10T02:19:21Z

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	BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.		BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.

	Consider two component A and B, with Weibull(Beta=1.5, Eta=1000) and Weibull(Beta=1.1, Eta=800) respectively. Next we will use overlay plot to plot their results in one plot.		Consider two component A and B, with Weibull (Beta = 1.5, Eta = 1000) and Weibull (Beta = 1.1, Eta = 800) respectively. Next we will use overlay plot to plot their results in one plot.

	With mission time as 100 hours, the reliability of OR gate and AND gate are show in the figures below.		With mission time as 100 hours, the reliability of OR gate and AND gate are show in the figures below.

Lisa Hacker at 06:03, 18 July 2012

2012-07-18T06:03:32Z

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	===Overlay Plot===		===Overlay Plot===
	BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.		BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.

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===Overlay Plot===
BlockSim gives you the ability to place results from more than one RBD, fault tree and/or phase diagram on a single plot using an overlay plot. You must have two or more analyzed diagrams, fault trees and/or phase diagrams within the current project in order to plot multiple diagrams in an overlay plot diagram.

Consider two component A and B, with Weibull(Beta=1.5, Eta=1000) and Weibull(Beta=1.1, Eta=800) respectively. Next we will use overlay plot to plot their results in one plot.

With mission time as 100 hours, the reliability of OR gate and AND gate are show in the figures below.

[[Image:Overlay plot.png|500px|center|]]

====Probability Density Function====
The Probability Density Functions for AND gate and OR gate are are plotted in a overlay plot as figure below. The blue line is the AND gate and the black line is the OR gate.

[[Image:Overlay plot - PDF.png|500px|center|]]

====Reliability vs. Time====
The reliability plot for both gates are in figure below.
[[Image:Overlay plot - Reliability vs Time.png|500px|center|]]