VPFW 979002 - C - Operation Follow Up Procedure
VPFW 979002 - C - Operation Follow Up Procedure
VPFW 979002 - C - Operation Follow Up Procedure
AFFAIRE :
CONCERNING : CITADIS ISTANBUL
N° Identification Client N° Identification VPF
Customer identification number VPF identification number
Document type
Reliability note
Titre
Title
Langue d’origine :
WP : PBS :
Origin language: English
0 M. MORCHID CREATION
A M.MORCHID Update within Ulasim/Alstom meeting on 30/09/10
B M Wursteisen Update pages 7-8
C M Wursteisen Update following Ulasim comments Jan 2012
CONTENT
Processus amont ENG-VPF-PRO-014 Référence modèle ENG-VPF-FRM-245 rév 0
3 ORGANIZATION.....................................................................................................................................................7
3.1 OPERATION MONITORING UP COMMISSION..........................................................................................................7
3.2 DATA GATHERING...............................................................................................................................................7
3.3 ANALYSIS OF ALSTOM DATABASE...................................................................................................................8
4 RELIABILITY.........................................................................................................................................................10
4.1 DEFINITIONS......................................................................................................................................................10
4.2 CONTRACTUAL RELIABILITY REQUIREMENT.....................................................................................................11
5 CONTRACTUAL COUNTING OF FAILURES.................................................................................................13
5.1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................13
5.2 COUNTING RULES..............................................................................................................................................13
6 AVAILABILITY......................................................................................................................................................15
6.1 DEFINITION........................................................................................................................................................15
6.2 MEASUREMENT.................................................................................................................................................15
6.3 RULES................................................................................................................................................................15
7 SERIAL DEFETCS.................................................................................................................................................16
7.1 CONTRACTUAL DEFINITION...............................................................................................................................16
7.2 METHOD OF CALCULATIONS.............................................................................................................................16
8 MTBF Calculation method........................................................................................................................................17
ABBREVIATIONS
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to describe the methodology used for the operation follow up of the
ISTANBUL Tram rolling stock. The C&W and RAM engineer in charge of the reliability
monitoring in agreement with Ulasim will use it.
1.2 SCOPE
This procedure is applicable to the entire Rolling Stock, including all train borne systems. The
limits of the Rolling Stock system are given by its breakdown and interfaces.
This document is applicable for 37 tramways 301 NG
Kilometres predicted: 70 000 km/year/tram
Operation configuration: SU or MU
This procedure, and in particularly, the reliability and availability targets that are defined, is
applicable on ALSTOM Rolling Stock, and not on Ulasim supply
2 REFERENCES
3 ORGANIZATION
In multiple unit configuration, those information must be for each tram (each single unit).
The events are recorded by Ulasim in the workshop (depot). For each event, when the
responsibility of the rolling stock constructor is proven, this notice has to be sent to the C&W of
ALSTOM for intervention. The record of the event has to be accompanied with the defects
memorised in the concerned equipments: it has to be communicated to the C&W within 18
hours after the observation of the anomaly. In case of overrunning of 48 hours, the event won’t
be taken into account, and won’t be part of MTBF or MTBSF calculations.
C&W will immediately enter the results of corrective maintenance interventions in ALSTOM
database.
A monthly report of reliability parameters MTBF and MTBSF will be set up by ALSTOM and
communicated to ULASIM during warranty period.
Driver
PCC
RS Responsability
Not RS responsibility Depot
filtering
C&W
Daily meetings
Intervention
between C&W
ALSTOM
Data entry by
C&W
Intervention notice to
Ulasim database Data base Record of
interventions and
events
Database
treatment and
calculation of
reliability
parameters by
VPF
Reliability follow
up entity
4 RELIABILITY
4.1 DEFINITIONS
Reliability
The probability that an item can perform a required function under given conditions for a given time
interval
Failure
The inability of a system or component to fulfil its operational requirements. Failures may be
systematic or due to physical change.
MTBF
The MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) is the mean time in hours traveled by a vehicle in
good working order between two fault events.
The MTBF is calculated according to the following formula:
The MTBSF (Mean Time Between Service Failure) is the mean time in hours traveled by a
vehicle in good working order between two fault events that impact the service.
The MTBF is calculated according to the following formula:
MKBF
The MKBF (Mean Kilometer Between Failure) is the mean distance in kilometers traveled
by a vehicle in good working order between two fault events.
The MKBF is calculated according to the following formula:
Tramway in service
A tramway that fulfils or ready to fulfil its operation planning. It can be an operation with
passengers or waiting to start at end of line (terminus).
Tramway is in service if the driver enters the mission number.A tramway is in service as from the
moment when the ignition key is placed to start the car for operation until the car is taken out of
service (ignition key is removed)
Wake up of a tramway
The tramway is waked up if all equipments are under voltage and have been tested. The tram is
activated by the driver and is waiting for the service mission.
A: failures leading to rescue (towing/pushing)in which the car cannot move and the car has to be
towed as spare
B: failures leading to Return to Depot after evacuation of passengersthat require evacuation of
passengers, but that the car can go to the depot with its own power
C: failures leading to end of linethat do not require evacuation of passengers , but specific failures
that are found as obstacles for service by Istanbul Administration
D: failures leading to end of day and doesn’t impact the servicein which the car can continue
service until the end of the day
E: failures that can be treated at next maintenanceare repairable until the next maintenance
The calculations are based on 70 000 km/year/unit and 17km/h as average speed.
If those hypotheses below are not respected, the MTBF and MTBSF will be re evaluated.
The date of deliverypreliminary acceptance of the last tramway is the date of beginning of
the contractual reliability monitoring
For reliability calculations, each tramway has to exceed its first 10 000 Km: period of burn-
in. failure for tram not exceeding 10 000km, as burn in criteria , will not be taken into
account.
5.1 INTRODUCTION
The reliability measures are based on organic and functional failures.
The failures related to Ulasim equipment are not part of the measures; in particular the track point
antenna and radio track system are not part of ALSTOM supply.
A B B’ C
A failure will not be taken to account at the beginning of application of ALSTOM modification
6 AVAILABILITY
6.1 DEFINITION
- Availability is the ratio of the realized number of travels to the planned number of travels.
Precision: Considering a train not available due to curative maintenance is not counted (i.e. a train
in preventive maintenance is considered as being available for service).
- The fleet of 37 cars shall be operated in the arrangements of 2 sets according to [A1]
- The availability of the remaining sets shall be minimum 99% during peak hours.
- The peak hours are during 07.30 – 10.00 a.m. and 05.00 – 08.30 p.m.
6.2 MEASUREMENT
- Measurements will start 12 months after revenue service start: at T0 + 12
- Each day: from Monday to Sunday, we consider the peak hours: 07.30 – 10.00 a.m. and 05.00 –
08.30 p.m.
- We consider 17 sets: multiple unit configuration because we have 37 tramways and three vehicles
as spares in depot. 17 = (36-2)/2
- Availability per day: (travels realised between 07.30 – 10.00 a.m + travels realised between 05.00
– 08.30 p.m). / (travels planned between 07.30 – 10.00 a.m + travels planned between 05.00 – 08.30
p.m )
- Average aAvailability will be calculated monthly., until the target is demonstrated
6.3 RULES
6.3.1. Case of Ulasim equipments
If a set is not available due to Ulasim equipments; this set will not be part of availability
calculations.
6.3.2. Case of preventive maintenance
The preventive maintenance operations shall not be planned at peak hours defined according to
[A1].
6.3.5. Case of exclusions
Sets not available for those reasons will not be part of availability calculations:
- Accidents
- Vandalism
- Ulasim immobilization of sets
- Strike
- Conditions of sets operation that are not specified in the contract
- Particular climatic conditions
7 SERIAL DEFETCS
This probability p is generally fixed at 60%, that means a risk to have the MTBF lower than the one given by
the upper bound <sup> of the interval is equal to :
= 20%.
The estimator repects an exponential law, the low and upper bounds of the MTBSF are estimated by the
formula following :
< h >= ; ;
A reliability target will be stated as not respected if it’s not bordered by the confidence interval, that means:
Zp 3
, avec : Zp=0,84162
The reliability indicator calculation will be done each month on three sliding months.