Research Article
Application Research on the Maintainability Allocation Method of a Certain Shooter Seat
Table 1
The value of maintainability weighting factor.
| Weighting factor | Type | kij value | Description |
| Fault detection and isolation factor, ki1 | Automatic | 1 | Use the computer inside the device to detect the fault | Semiautomatic | 3 | Fault location is performed by detecting circuit in manual control machine | Artificial | 5 | Detect the detection hole set inside the machine with a portable instrument | Artificial | 10 | There is no set detection hole in the machine, so it must be manually traced point by point | Accessibility factor, ki2 | Good | 1 | No need to remove the cover when replacing the failed unit | Better | 2 | Quickly remove covers | Difference | 4 | Remove the block; tightening on loosening bolt is required to remove barrier and cover | Very poor | 8 | In addition to the upper and lower screws, more than two people are required to move the obstruction and cover | Replaceable factor ki3 | Plug | 1 | Replaceable unit is plug-in | Buckle | 2 | Replaceable modular module, open the buckle when replacing | Screw | 4 | Replace the unit with upper and lower screws | Welding | 6 | The replacement shall be welded | Adjustability factor, ki4 | Not adjusted | 1 | No adjustment is required after replacing a failed unit | Fine-tuning | 3 | Adjust using in-machine adjustment elements | Joint tuning | 5 | Must be joint tuning together with other circuits |
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