Affiliation:
1. Lecturer In Statistics, Government Degree College, Uravakonda,Anantapuramu (d.t).
Abstract
This paper studies a shock model for a repairable system with two-type failures by assuming that two kinds of shocks in a sequence of random
shocks will make the system failed, one based on the inter-arrival time between two consecutive shocks less than a given positive value and the
other based on the shock magnitude of single shock more than a given positive value . Further it is assumed that the system after repair is not ‘as
good as new’, but the consecutive repair times of the system form a stochastic increasing α-seires process. Under these assumptions, we determine
an explicit expression for the average cost rate and an optimal placement policy N* based on the number of failure of the system is determined such
that the long-run average cost per unit time is minimized. The explicit expression of long-run average cost per unit time is derived, and the
corresponding optimal replacement policy can be determined analytically or numerically. Finally, a numerical example is given.