Practical Reliability Engineering, 5th Edition 5th Edition

I used this for a college course and it was informative, easy to read, and lots of supplemental exercises to further your learning.

The first reliability book I have purchased from Amazon. Very informative especially the sections on accelerated degradation testing methodology

This book was as syllabus requirement and we actually used this book a lot during the semester. The content is perfect for those who are involved with reliability engineering and Six Sigma practices. It gives the reader simple explanations of reliability and a great overview of the various forms of engineering. I had no clue what a Weibull distribution was until I began my studies with this book. This book describes the basics which helped me walk out of my class with an A- for a subject that I was unfamiliar with until I started studying the subject. If you do not get any other use out of this book as I did in class for my course, please use it as a reference.

I haven’t read the book yet, but I’m impressed with how quickly it arrived from the USA. The packaging was great, and the book looks high-quality. Looking forward to diving into it soon!

Its a very good read and covers all aspects of practical reliability

This book is an excellent desk reference for any engineer involved in reliability or testing of products. The math is intense, but I read it through at a high level and intend to go back and work some of the questions. As a new engineer, if this was not part of your college coursework, get this book. It will help you determine what test quantities and test durations are needed to prove reliability and confidence.

Easy to read and follow along. Technical subjects aren’t always the easiest on the eyes, but this book gets to the point without a lot of filler texts. Made my reliability course much simpler.

Book seems informative for reliability however whenever there is text with ‘if’ and only in that order it omits it such as in the example “confidence” which shows up as “con dence” which is irritating. Otherwise no other glaring issues.