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weibullSUITE OPEN EDITION v26.06

The OPEN EDITION is limited to a maximum of 5 failed parts and no suspension data to generate a Weibull or Lognormal distribution, and a maximum of 5 plots. Convolutions are exclusively available in the paid commercial or academic versions. For distribution generation with suspension data and to generate convolutions, please login if you already purchased a licence or visit shop.paulaerospace.ca to purchase a licence.

Tool Selector

Weibull & Lognormal Generator

Import Excel Data

Append Overwrite

Solver Type

Weibull Lognormal
Maximum Likelihood Median Rank

Part Data

PartTime / CyclesFailed?
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Help Guide

weibullGENERATE

Importing Data

Part identifiers should not contain any commas or semi-colons. All other characters should be fine.

You can paste excel data into the text area to import it, or type data in manually. Failure and suspension data can be imported separately or together. If importing failure or suspension data only with "Import Failures" and "Import Suspensions", it must be at least single column data with the part time in the first column. For example:

500
550

If importing failure and suspension data together with "Import All", it must be at least two columns wide with a non-blank second column indicating the failed data. For example:

100
200Y
300
400Failed

If manually typing data to import, rather than using the Part Data fields, use a space to separate the columns if importing failure and suspension data and a linebreak (Enter key) between each part. For example:

100
200 Y
300
400 failed

weibullPLOT and weibullCONVOLUTION

Weibull Parameters

Weibull parameters entered must be provided in terms of hours / cycles for the characteristic life (η), and the standard non-dimensional slope parameter (β).

Lognormal Parameters

Lognormal parameters entered must be provided in terms of hours / cycles (non-logarithmic space) for the mean (μ), and in natural logarithmic space for the standard deviation (σ).

To convert a standard deviation in normal time / cycle space to natural logarithmic space, simply take the natural logarithm:

σ=ln(σtime/cycle)

To convert a standard deviation in Log base 10 space to natural logarithmic space, convert as follows:

σ=ln(10σlog10)