Probability of Failure on Demand (PFD)
Reliability, as previously defined, is the probability a component or system will perform as designed. Like all probability values, reliability
A Safety Instrumented System (SIS) is engineered to perform “specific control functions” to failsafe or maintain safe operation of a process when unacceptable or dangerous conditions occur.
Reliability, as previously defined, is the probability a component or system will perform as designed. Like all probability values, reliability
Reliability (R) is the probability a component or system will perform as designed. Like all probability figures, reliability ranges in
Failure rate tends to be constant during a component’s useful lifespan where the major cause of failure is random events
Suppose a control valve manufacturer produces a large number of valves, which are then sold to customers and used in
Suppose a semiconductor manufacturer creates a microprocessor “chip” containing 2500000 transistors, each of which is virtually identical to the next
In reliability engineering, it is important to be able to quantity the reliability (or conversely, the probability of failure) for
The relatively simple concepts of AND and OR Boolean functions become surprisingly complicated when applying them to real-life measures of
While the term “probability” may evoke images of imprecision, probability is in fact an exact mathematical concept: the ratio a
Here we discuss about instrumentation related to industrial process safety. Instrumentation safety may be broadly divided into two categories: how
Nuclear fission is a process by which the nuclei of specific types of atoms (most notably uranium-235 and plutonium-239) undergo