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Computer Aided Reliability Engineering - CARE

GSAS Engineering · · 1 min read

Computer Aided Reliability Engineering (CARE)

BQR’s CARE software suite is an integrated one-stop shop for all RAMS analyses, integrated with CAD tools. CARE provides a complete solution to the needs of reliability engineers, mostly used during product design or operation to improve robustness and reliability.

The complexity of critical systems is on the rise, and so is the workload of reliability engineers. BQR’s CARE suite gives reliability engineers the tools to organize technical and reliability data, conduct RAMS analyses (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety) in an integrated form concurrently and to easily produce reports.

CARE together with the fiXtress include Plug-In modules to popular CAD tools to automatically retrieve all design data applicable to RAMS analysis.

Benefits

  • Save time and effort to reliability engineers
  • Comply with international standards
  • Simple yet powerful user interface
  • Accurate and fast calculations
  • Quick and intuitive
  • Gain insight into product RAMS for improved design
  • Faster and better organized than simple Excel sheets or manual procedures

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