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GB/T 5271.14-1985 Data processing vocabulary Part 14 Reliability maintenance and availability
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GB/T 5271.14-1985
Standard Name: Data processing vocabulary Part 14 Reliability maintenance and availability
Standard ICS number:Information technology, office machinery and equipment >> 35.020 Information technology (IT) general
Standard Classification Number:Electronic Components and Information Technology>>Information Processing Technology>>L70 Comprehensive Information Processing Technology
This standard applies to the design, production, maintenance, use, management, scientific research, teaching and publishing of all fields related to electronic computers and information processing. GB/T 5271.14-1985 Data Processing Vocabulary Part 14 Reliability Maintenance and Availability GB/T5271.14-1985 Standard Download Decompression Password: www.bzxz.net
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1.1 Introduction National Standard of the People's Republic of China Data processing-Vocabulary Section 14: Reliability, maintenance and availability Data processing-Vocabulary Section 14: Reliability, maintenance and availabilityUDC 681.3 GB 5271:14--85 This vocabulary consists of about twenty parts. This part specifies the commonly used main concepts of reliability, maintenance and availability in data processing. This part of the vocabulary is equivalent to the international standard ISO2382/14 "Data processing vocabulary--Part 14: Reliability, maintenance and availability" (1978 version). 1.2 Scope This vocabulary selects the terms and concise definitions of some concepts in the field of data processing, and clarifies the relationship between different concepts for the purpose of domestic and international communication. The vocabulary covers all major aspects of data processing, including the main processing processes and the types of equipment used, data representation, data organization, data description, computer programming and operation, peripheral equipment, data communication and other special applications. 1.3 Scope of application This standard applies to the design, production, maintenance, use, management, scientific research, teaching and publishing of various fields related to electronic computers and information processing. 2 Principles and rules to be followed The following rules have been detailed in Part 1 (i.e., Part 1 of GB52711-8501 Basic Terms), and they also apply to For this standard, no repetition is given here, and only the titles of each item are listed as follows: 2.1 Definition of terms, Composition of terms, Classification of terms, Selection of terms and terms in definitions; Polysemic terms, Abbreviations, Use of parentheses; Use of square brackets; Use of boldface terms and asterisks in definitions, spelling, Compilation of index tables. Published by the National Bureau of Standards on March 11, 1985 Implementation on April 1, 1986 3 Terms and definitions 14 Reliability, maintenance and availability 14.01 Reliability and failure 14.01.01 Reliability reliability GB 5271.14--85 The ability of a functional component to perform a specified function under specified conditions and within a specified time. 14.01.02 mean time between failures MTBF(abbreviation) The average duration between successive failures of a functional component under specified conditions within its specified life span. 14.01.03 mean time to repair mean time to repair MTTR (abbreviation) Mean time required to perform corrective repairs on a functional unit within its specified life span. 14.01.04 (Human) error mistake A human action resulting in an undesirable result. A contingent condition that renders a functional unit incapable of performing its specified function. Failure failure The loss of the ability of a functional unit to perform its specified function. Program-sensitive fault program-sensitive fault A fault caused by the execution of certain specific sequences of instructions. 14.01.08 Data-sensitive fault Data-sensitve fault A fault caused by the processing of a specific data pattern. 14.02 Repair Repair, maintenance maintenance Any activity that maintains or restores a functional unit to a state in which it can perform its specified function. Note: Maintenance is the activity, such as testing, measuring, replacing, adjusting and repairing, that keeps a functional part in a specified condition. 14.02. 02 Maintainability maintainability The degree of difficulty in making a functional part capable of being maintained in accordance with specified requirements. Corrective maintenance corrective maintenance Maintenance designed to eliminate existing faults. 14.02.04 Preventive maintenance preventive maintenance Maintenance designed to prevent faults from occurring. 234 scheduled maintenance GB5271.14-85 Maintenance performed according to a planned schedule. Marginal test marginal test marginal check marginal check A technique of varying certain operating conditions (such as changing the supply voltage or frequency) around nominal values in order to detect and identify parts that may fail in the future. Interval Available time available time The time during which a functional component can be used from the user's point of view. 14.03.02 Unavailable time unavailable time The time during which a functional component cannot be used from the user's point of view. 14.03.03 Operable time operable time uptime The portion of time during which a functional component can be used to obtain correct results. Inoperable time inoperable time When all environmental conditions are met, if the functional component works but cannot obtain the correct result, the part of the downtime. Operating time, working time operating time The part of the operable time when the functional component is operated. 14.03.06 Idle time idle time The part of the operable time when the functional component is not operated. Downtime down time The time when the functional component cannot be used due to a fault. Note: Downtime may be caused by a fault in the functional component itself or by an environmental fault. If it is the former, the downtime here is equal to the inoperable time. 14.03.08 external loss time external loss time environmental loss time environmental loss time downtime due to failures other than those of functional components. 14.03.09system production time system production time the portion of operating time actually used by the user. 235 program production time program production time the portion of system production time during which the user's computer program can be successfully executed. System test time system test time the portion of operating time during which functional components are tested to determine whether they can work correctly. Note: Since a functional component may consist of a computer and its operating system, sometimes system test time includes the test time of a computer program that belongs to the computer operating system. program test time program test time the portion of system production time during which the user's computer program is tested. Repeat run time rerun time. The portion of operating time that is repeated due to malfunction or human error in operation. Miscellaneous time miscellaneous time incidental time The portion of operating time other than system test time or repeated operation time. In addition to system production time, the U.S. Note: Miscellaneous time is mainly used for demonstration performance, operator training or similar other purposes. Total Operable time - Fault downtime - GB 5271.14-85 Appendix A Graded representation of time domain range (reference) System production time Program production time Program test time System test time Repetitive operation time Miscellaneous time (system disconnection) Periodic maintenance time Non-operable time Note: The terms in parentheses are not specified in this standard. (Routine maintenance) (Supplementary maintenance) (Waiting for repair) (Repair) (System recovery) Environmental loss Available time Edge test Edge detection Unworkable time Unavailable time Operation time Program test time Program sensitive failure Program production time Repeat operation time Periodic maintenance Working time Failure downtime Environmental loss time Corrective maintenance Workable time GB 5271.14- Appendix B Chinese Index (Reference) Reliability Available Time ·14.03.05 ...14.03.12 * 14.01.07 .... 14.03.10 :14.03.05 Idle time Mean time between failures Mean time to repair (Human) error Data sensitive fault External loss time Maintainability System test time System production time Preventive maintenance Miscellaneous time ·14.02.01 Available time Corrective maintenance Data sensitive fault Down time Environmental loss time External loss time Failure Idle time Incidental time Inoperable Main maintenance marginal check marginal test mean time between failures mean time to repair miscellaneous time mistakc operable time operating time GB 5217.14—85 English index (reference) ......... Product national political police China power bone adjustment national bone quantity preventive maintenance program production time program-sensingfault program test time reliability rerun time scheduled maintenance system production time system test time unavailabie time uptimc Additional remarks: GB 5271.14--85 This standard was proposed by the Ministry of Electronic Industry of the People's Republic of China. 14.02.04 This standard was reviewed and approved by the National Technical Committee for Computer and Information Processing Standardization and the "Technical Subcommittee on Data Processing Vocabulary" of the committee. This standard was drafted by Chengdu Institute of Telecommunications Engineering and Hangzhou Institute of Electronic Industry. The main drafters of this standard are Wang Longyan, Yang Chengzhong, Cheng Jinglin, Zhang Ting, Niu Shangping, Wu Chengyi, Yang Xuming, Xiang Weiliang and Lin Ning.01 available time corrective maintenance data sensitive fault down time environmental loss time external loss time failure idle time incidental time inoperable maint ainabilit y maintenance marginal check marginal test mean time betwecn failures mean time to repair miscellaneous time mistakc operable time operating time GB 5217.14—85 English index (reference) ......... Product China Electric Power Industry Preventive maintenance Program production time Program-sensitive fault Program test time Reliability Rerun time Scheduled maintenance System production time System test time Unavailabie time Uptime Additional notes: GB 5271.14--85 This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Electric Power Industry of the People's Republic of China. 14.02.04 This standard was reviewed and approved by the National Technical Committee for Computer and Information Processing Standardization and the "Data Processing Vocabulary Technical Committee" of the committee. This standard was drafted by Chengdu Institute of Telecommunication Engineering and Hangzhou Institute of Electronic Industry. The main drafters of this standard are Wang Longyan, Yang Chengzhong, Cheng Jinglin, Zhang Ting, Niu Shangping, Wu Chengyi, Yang Xuming, Xiang Weiliang, and Lin Ning.01 available time corrective maintenancebZxz.net data sensitive fault down time environmental loss time external loss time failure idle time incidental time inoperable maint ainabilit y maintenance marginal check marginal test mean time betwecn failures mean time to repair miscellaneous time mistakc operable time operating time GB 5217.14—85 English index (reference) ......... Product China Electric Power Industry Preventive maintenance Program production time Program-sensitive fault Program test time Reliability Rerun time Scheduled maintenance System production time System test time Unavailabie time Uptime Additional notes: GB 5271.14--85 This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Electric Power Industry of the People's Republic of China. 14.02.04 This standard was reviewed and approved by the National Technical Committee for Computer and Information Processing Standardization and the "Data Processing Vocabulary Technical Committee" of the committee. This standard was drafted by Chengdu Institute of Telecommunication Engineering and Hangzhou Institute of Electronic Industry. The main drafters of this standard are Wang Longyan, Yang Chengzhong, Cheng Jinglin, Zhang Ting, Niu Shangping, Wu Chengyi, Yang Xuming, Xiang Weiliang, and Lin Ning. Tip: This standard content only shows part of the intercepted content of the complete standard. 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