rotrisk
RoTrisk is a term used in risk assessment to denote the risk associated with rotational components and processes. It is not a universally standardized metric, but a conceptual category used across engineering and safety analyses to capture hazards arising from rotation, torque, and angular motion.
The scope of rotrisk includes mechanical parts such as gears, bearings, rotors, shafts, turbines, rotodynamic pumps,
Measurement and calculation of rotrisk typically combine the likelihood of a rotation-related fault with the potential
Applications of rotrisk assessment appear in fields including mechanical engineering, aerospace and aviation rotor systems, wind
Limitations include a lack of universal standards, varying boundary definitions, and dependence on data quality. RoTrisk
See also risk assessment, reliability engineering, fault tree analysis, and preventive maintenance.