Fault tree generation device and fault tree generation method
A fault tree in which causes for failure events are appropriately developed is generated. A fault tree generation device according to the present invention includes a formula database that stores formulas related to physical phenomena, a formula base causal model generation unit that generates a causal relationship of failure events based on the formulas, a formula base fault tree generation unit that generates a formula base fault tree that is a combination of the causal relationships of the failure events, and an output unit that outputs the formula base fault tree.
1 . A fault tree generation device comprising:
a formula database that stores formulas related to physical phenomena;
a formula base causal model generation unit that generates a causal relationship of failure events based on the formulas;
a formula base fault tree generation unit that generates a formula base fault tree that is a combination of the causal relationships of the failure events; and
an output unit that outputs the formula base fault tree;
wherein the formula base fault tree expresses both resulting event and causative event in terms of physical quantities, and
the formula expresses a relationship between a physical quantity of the resulting event and a physical quantity of the causative event.
2 . A fault tree generation device comprising:
a formula database that stores formulas related to physical phenomena;
a formula base causal model generation unit that generates a causal relationship of failure events based on the formulas;
a formula base fault tree generation unit that generates a formula base fault tree that is a combination of the causal relationships of the failure events;
an output unit that outputs the formula base fault tree; and
a failure information base causal model combination unit that generates a fault tree by combining a causal relationship extracted from failure information that describes a failure event that actually occurred and a cause of the failure event, with formula base fault tree.
3 . The fault tree generation device according to claim 2 , the device further comprising:
a score calculation unit that derives a correlation between a resulting event and a causative event of the fault tree from the failure information or from a relationship between an objective variable of the formula and an explanatory variable of the formula, and indicates in any manner a cause that makes the correlation large or small with respect to any reference.
4 . A fault tree generation device comprising:
a formula database that stores formulas related to physical phenomena;
a formula base causal model generation unit that generates a causal relationship of failure events based on the formulas;
a formula base fault tree generation unit that generates a formula base fault tree that is a combination of the causal relationships of the failure events; and
an output unit that outputs the formula base fault tree;
wherein the failure event includes a case in which a value of an objective variable of the formula is inappropriate, and
the cause of the failure event includes a case in which a value of an explanatory variable of the formula is inappropriate.
5 . The fault tree generation device according to claim 4 , wherein the case in which the value of the objective variable of the formula and the value of the explanatory variable of the formula are inappropriate includes a case in which the value of the objective variable of the formula and the value of the explanatory variable of the formula are large or small with respect to any reference.
6 . A fault tree generation method comprising:
storing formulas related to physical phenomena by a formula database;
generating a causal relationship of failure event based on the formulas by a formula base causal model generation unit;
generating a formula base fault tree that is a combination of the causal relationships of the failure events by a formula base fault tree generation unit; and
outputting the formula base fault tree by an output device;
wherein the formula base fault tree expresses both resulting event and causative event in terms of physical quantities; and
wherein the formula expresses a relationship between a physical quantity of the resulting event and a physical quantity of the causative event.