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Legendre  \nAgenda  \n1. Context & Objectives [5 min]  \n2. Reliability Block Diagrams (RBDs) Basics [5 min]  \n3. Introduction to AltaRica 3.0 [5 min]  \n4. Demo-Modeling in AltaRica 3.0 Workshop [10 min]  \n5. Results & Analysis [5 min]  \n6. Perspectives & Best Practices [5 min]  \n7. Ressources  \n8. Q&A [20 min]  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n1. Context & Objectives  \n• Increasing need for system reliability assessment in critical industries  \n• Increasing demand  \n• Increasing complexity  \n• Model-Based Safety Assessment (MBSA): structured and automated approach  \n• Become a standard approach to lead RAMS analysis  \n• Formal approach to lead quantitative analysis  \n• AltaRica 3.0: dedicated language for failure modeling & propagation  \n• The third version of the AltaRica language  \n• Goal of this tutorial:  \n• Show how to model a simple RBD in AltaRica 3.0  \n• Derive reliability results automatically  \n(Diagram: System → RBD model → AltaRica model → Reliability analysis tools)  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n2. Reliability Block Diagrams (RBDs) Basics Intuitive view  \nA reliability block diagram describes thus a network of connected blocks. A flow circulates in the network starting from a source node, propagating through blocks and ending in a, usually unique, target node.  \nSource  \nThe operation of the components is binary (Working / Failed)  \nTarget  \n| Block1 |  | Block2 |  | Blocki |  | Blockn |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\nSystem, Component or Function  \nRelationships represent the functional dependencies of the blocks between them  \n• Main assumptions of RBDs  \n• Independence of block failures  \n• Non-repairable system  \n• Non reconfigurable  \n• No complex logic (priorities, time sequences) .  \n• The system described by the network is working if there is at least one operating path from one of the source nodes to the target node.  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n2. Reliability Block Diagrams (RBDs) Basics Intuitive view  \n• Goal :  \n• Assess system reliability from reliability of its components  \n• List of success paths: All combinations that lead to the success of the mission/function.  \n• Here a simple example:  \nFigure 1: A reliability block diagram  \n• Possible S-T paths are  \n• S-> B1-> B2-> B3-> B7-> B8-> T,  \n• S-> B1-> B4-> B5-> B7-> B8-> T  \n• S-> B1-> B4-> B6-> B8-> T  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n2. Reliability Block Diagrams (RBDs) Basics Formal view  \nBlock states  \n• Each block has two states: WORKING or FAILED  \n• System success depends on connectivity from input to output  \nFailure modeling  \n• Failures are modeled as independent events  \n• Typical assumption: exponential distribution (constant failure rate) Flow logic  \n• System behavior expressed as Boolean equations  \n• Example: [B8.in = B6.out OR](B8.in = B6.out OR) B7.out  \nAssumptions & limitations  \n• No repairs (time-to-failure only, not availability)  \n• No dynamic reconfiguration during mission  \n• No feedback loops (purely combinatorial structure)  \nBlock:Bi  \nFigure 2: The finite state automaton representing a basic block  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n3. Introduction to AltaRica 3.0 AltaRica 3.0 in a nutshell  \nTechnical solution:  \n AltaRica 3.0 Model = Guarded Transition System (GTS)  \n+ System Structure Modeling Language (S2ML)  \no A computer language dedicated to modeling and calculations in the field of risk analysis (safety, reliability, performance) of complex systems.  \no Widely used in many sectors: defense, aeronautics, space, oil, energy, naval, railway, etc.  \nCopyright © 2025 Fractus | Powered by Fractus  \n3. 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