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Reliability Increment Criteria, or REL INC Criteria 18, is an automated stress test equipment created to test the reliability of an electronic system. This unit aims to identify any potential hardware or software flaws by running detailed tests to see how the machine handles stress. This is achieved by running a pre-determined test plan over an extended period of time where the tool is exposed to an environment that mimics the conditions it could experience in a real-world situation. Criteria 18 allows for the asset to be subjected to different levels of stress for different lengths of time. The main aspects of REL INC Criteria 18 are its automated testing plan and its environmental simulation. During the tests, various model parameters can be monitored such as temperature, voltage, current, and equipment power. This allows for a more accurate measure of how the system is performing and can identify any potential issues earlier on. The environmental simulation allows for the unit to be tested in a simulated environment, such as an aircraft storage container, that allows the machine to be exposed to the exact environmental conditions it would experience in its real-world situation. Criteria 18 also includes failure analysis tests, allowing for the tool to be tested under certain failure conditions. These tests allow the asset to be investigated further to determine any potential fault with the model. This can help to provide more proactive solutions and lead to improved equipment reliability. REL INC Criteria 18 is useful in that it provides a method to test system hardware and software with minimal user input required for the tests. Additionally, the pre-determined test plan allows for a detailed analysis to determine any issues with the unit early on, allowing for solutions to be put in place before the machine is deployed in a real-world situation. Overall, Criteria 18 provides a cost-effective and convenient solution to reliability testing.