Windchill Weibull
This part of the Windchill Risk and Reliability Help provides information about performing Weibull analyses. Weibull analysis is also known as life data analysis (LDA). Because Projects can be customized, your screens might not look like the ones shown in the help.
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If you are using the Enterprise Edition, you must have the necessary permissions to perform certain procedures. If a menu command is unavailable, you do not have the permissions that are needed. All permissions are set by your system administrator.
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The following table describes the sections that are included in this part.
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Provides an overview of the theory behind Weibull analysis.
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Explains how to analyze different types of data sets.
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Describes how to perform standard parametric analysis as well as for non-parametric and reliability growth analysis on life data sets.
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Describes how to analyze warranty data sets.
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Describes how to analyze degradation data sets.
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Explains how to customize plots and export the image and/or data for a plot to an external file.
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Explains how to calculate Weibull results.
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Explains how to use the General Statistics Calculator to solve for various distribution parameters.
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Explains how to use the Test Planning Calculator to solve for various test planning parameters based on a selected calculation method.
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Explains how to use the Summary Calculator to run many different types of calculations.
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You can report on Weibull data using standard and custom Event Tree reports. For more information, see Reporting. For this module, no Graph Template files are supplied, and none can be created. For descriptions of all supplied files, see Supplied Files.
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