Life Cycle Reliability Engineering

Book does a good job at covering reliability topics and tying them to customer requirements. Great book to learn about Design for Reliability .

I work in the automotive industry since 6 years. All the things a reliability engineer should know in order to properly design reliability is written in Yang's book.Very useful for students (all I studied in my reliability lessons at the university is there) but also and especially for professionals. Without any doubt it deserves five stars.

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"Life Cycle Reliability Engineering" has an interesting format that takes the reader through the initial product development stages, reliability program development, reliability definitions and allocation approaches, robust design through design of experiments, product testing methods, and warranty analysis. Accelerated life testing, degradation testing, and stress screening methodologies are emphasized in the book and represent a significant portion of the content. The reader is left with a comprehensive reliability analysis toolset that can be utilized throughout the entire product life cycle. The ability of the author to present real world industrial applications through examples is beneficial and useful for students and practitioners.

One of the best books in reliability engineering... It should be a nice textbook for reliability engineering courses at graduate level. In addition to those comprehensive theoretical materials, the book provides many real-world examples and case studies, many of which came from the author's years of experience in this area. With the help of these examples, practitioners should be able to understand the associated statistical techniques and utilize them in their own reliability practices.