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If that is the case then wouldn't the Annualized Failure Rate be based of the year total not the drive days if it is total days in service? For example the dri
by humantiy 8y ago
If that is the case then wouldn't the Annualized Failure Rate be based of the year total not the drive days if it is total days in service? For example the drive count(50)/drive days(23,236) gives the AFR of 1.58% which equals out their numbers. The drive days is more than the total amount possible for that year.