Navigabilité des aéronefs

Safety of Complex Systems

Objectives

To provide knowledge of the safety analysis techniques used in the various phases of an aircraft project, in order to: Design a safe and reliable aircraft. Demonstrate its compliance with regulatory requirements. Take the experience feedback into account. Ensure that the safety level is maintained throughout the useful service life of a civil aircraft. The sequencing of all the analyses and the impact of qualitative and quantitative approaches on design, operations and maintenance are also discussed.

Educational content

Introduction - Objectives :

Introduction - Definition of basic concepts.

Link with certification regulations.

Interactions between the various analysis methods.

Dependability techniques and tools :

Fault trees, FMEA.

Markov sequences.

Functional analysis.

Mathematical tools.

Experience feedback, need for the approach and method used: collection, analysis, capitalisation and transmission, calculated examples.

Reliability of systems, standards, models of laws, statistical tests showing the appropriateness of these laws, connections between safety analysis and Certificate of Airworthiness, combined failures, use of fault diagrams versus Markov graph.

Methods of reliability analysis :

Fault configurations method.

Analysis of particular risks (example of protection against engine burst), path model, risk minimisation, identification of catastrophic cases, calculation of risk level.

Taking installations into account.

Connection with maintenance, in-flight tests, ground tests.

Evolution of analysis techniques and their application to other fields :

Risk management concept

For information only  : 50 hours

Participates

Engineers and executives.
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