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I’m working on project to set the shelf life of a medical vice. Previous studies have shown no failures, so I’ve decided to use degradation analysis. We don’t have a method to accelerate the life, so we will use real time information.
There is a good discussion of degradation analysis in the NIST/SEMATEC Statistical Engineering Handbook. It refers to a book by Tobias and Trindade and one from Nelson for the methods and analysis. I have both books, and they are valuable.
We would like to find a standard, such as ISO, IEC, or ASTM for the method. It is easier for regulators to accept. I have not been able to identify one. The device is not medical electrical equipment, but IEC has a lot of reliability standards.
Do you know of a standard for degradation analysis?
There is a good discussion of degradation analysis in the NIST/SEMATEC Statistical Engineering Handbook. It refers to a book by Tobias and Trindade and one from Nelson for the methods and analysis. I have both books, and they are valuable.
We would like to find a standard, such as ISO, IEC, or ASTM for the method. It is easier for regulators to accept. I have not been able to identify one. The device is not medical electrical equipment, but IEC has a lot of reliability standards.
Do you know of a standard for degradation analysis?
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