Health, Safety and Environment

Industry Failure Databases Challanges  Several industry failure databases compile failure records, estimate operational time, and calculate failure rates. This data is then published in books or stored in computer databases.

Instrumentation equipment can fail in various ways, commonly referred to as “failure modes.” For example, a two-wire pressure transmitter, designed to provide a 4–20 milliamp signal proportional to the pressure

Reliability is a crucial aspect of any system, especially in industries where operational efficiency and safety are critical. Whether it’s an aircraft in flight, an unmanned space mission, or industrial

BPCS vs SIS: Understanding the Key Differences When it comes to process control and safety in industrial environments, two critical systems come into play: the Basic Process Control System (BPCS)

Understanding Architectural Constraints in Functional Safety In the world of functional safety, ensuring that systems operate reliably under all circumstances is paramount. One key concept in achieving this reliability is

Functional safety ensures that industrial processes are designed to operate safely, even when unexpected failures occur. Among the critical challenges in maintaining functional safety is managing common cause failures (CCFs),

Understanding Risk in Industrial Safety: Process, Tolerable, and Residual Risks Risk is a measure of the frequency and consequence of a specified hazardous event occurring and plays a pivotal role

In Functional Safety and SIL assessment, the Risk Reduction Factor (RRF) serves as a key parameter metric, providing a quantitative measure of how much risk must be mitigated to achieve

What is Systematic Capability? Systematic capability (SC) is a measure of the confidence that a safety-related element (hardware or software) meets the requirements of its specified Safety Integrity Level (SIL)