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100 1  Basu, Swapan. 
245 10 Plant Hazard Analysis and Safety Instrumentation Systems /
       |cSwapan Basu.|h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
260    Oxford, UK :|bAcademic Press is an imprint of Elsevier,
       |c[2017] 
264  4 |c©2017 
300    1 online resource 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Front Cover; Plant Hazard Analysis and Safety 
       Instrumentation Systems; Plant Hazard Analysis and Safety 
       Instrumentation Systems; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; 
       Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; I -- Basics of Hazard,
       Risk Ranking, and Safety Systems; 1.0 INTRODUCTION; 2.0 
       HAZARD AND RISK; 2.1 Discussions on Hazard and Risk; 2.2 
       Hazard Definition and Discussions; 2.2.1 General 
       Definition; 2.2.2 HSE UK Definition; 2.2.3 CCPS 
       Definition; 2.2.4 ISO/IEC Definition; 2.2.5 Major Issues 
       and Coverage of Hazard Identification; 2.2.6 Definition of
       Commonly Used Terms; 2.2.7 Hazard Types. 
505 8  2.2.8 CCOHS Guidelines2.2.9 Hazard Study Issues; 2.2.10 
       Industrial Hazards; 2.2.11 Networking Security; 2.3 Hazard
       Analysis Approach; 2.4 Risk Definition; 2.4.1 HSE UK 
       Definition; 2.4.2 EPA Definition of Risk; 2.4.3 ISO 
       Definition of Risk; 2.4.4 IEC Definition of Risk; 2.4.5 
       General Risk Concept; 2.5 Risk Discussions; 2.5.1 Risk 
       Frequency; 2.5.2 Severity; 2.5.3 Risk Level (Based on 
       Action and Time); 2.5.4 Control Measure; 2.5.5 Risk 
       Target; 2.5.6 Risk Analysis; 2.5.7 Risk Assessment; 2.5.8 
       Risk Assessment Procedure; 2.5.9 Risk Management; 3.0 RISK
       REGISTER, RISK MATRIX AND RISK RANKING. 
505 8  3.1 Preamble and a Few Term Definitions3.1.1 Risk 
       Appetite; 3.1.2 Key Risk Indicator; 3.2 Risk Register; 
       3.2.1 Characteristics of Risk Register; 3.2.2 Description 
       of Risk Register; 3.3 Risk Matrix; 3.3.1 Features of Risk 
       Matrix; 3.3.2 Risk Matrix Description; 3.3.3 Risk Level; 
       3.4 Risk Ranking; 3.4.1 Challenges for Risk Ranking; 3.4.2
       Risk Ranking Features; 3.4.3 Risk Categorization or 
       Cataloging; 3.4.4 Risk Ranking Methods; 4.0 CONSEQUENCE, 
       PHA AND ALARP; 4.1 Consequence; 4.1.1 Vulnerability; 4.1.2
       Speed of Onset; 4.2 Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PrHA); 
       4.2.1 PHA Procedure Outline. 
505 8  4.3 ALARP Principles4.3.1 ALARP Point; 4.3.2 ALARP 
       Discussions; 4.3.3 ALARP Process; 4.3.4 ALARP 
       Demonstration; 4.3.5 ALARP Assessment; 4.3.6 Good 
       Practices; 4.3.7 Cost Benefit Analysis and Gross 
       Disproportionate; 4.3.8 ALARP Pros and Cons; 5.0 BASICS OF
       MATHEMATICS; 5.1 Logic Gates; 5.1.1 OR Gate; 5.1.2 AND 
       Gate; 5.1.3 NOT Gate; 5.1.4 Logic Gate Discussions; 5.1.5 
       Binary Decision Diagram; 5.2 Set Theory; 5.2.1 Important 
       Laws of Algebraic Sets; 5.2.2 Relation and Mapping; 5.3 
       Probability; 5.3.1 Probability Definition; 5.3.2 Algebraic
       Operation of Probability; 5.3.3 Probability Mass Function.
505 8  5.3.4 Cumulative Distribution Function5.3.5 Probability 
       Density Function; 6.0 FAULT TOLERANCE AND PLANT AGEING; 
       6.1 Fault Tolerance; 6.1.1 Fault and Fault Tolerance; 
       6.1.2 Redundancy and Replica; 6.2 Plant Ageing; 6.2.1 
       Contributing Factors; 6.2.2 Aging Management; 6.2.3 
       Various Plant Ageing Componts; 6.2.4 Plant Ageing 
       Indicator; 6.2.5 Factors; 6.2.6 Operator Action; 6.2.7 
       Inspection Teamwork; 6.2.8 Plant Ageing Control 
       Discussions; 6.2.9 Progressive Ageing; 7.0 SAFETY 
       INSTRUMENTATION; 7.1 Commonly Used Terms; 7.1.1 BPCS; 
       7.1.2 SIS; 7.1.3 SIF; 7.1.4 Functional Safety; 7.1.5 SIL; 
       7.1.6 PFD. 
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650  0 Power-plants|xSafety measures. 
650  0 Power-plants|xInstruments. 
650  6 Centrales énergétiques|xSécurité|xMesures. 
650  6 Centrales énergétiques|xInstruments. 
650  7 Power-plants|xInstruments|2fast 
650  7 Power-plants|xSafety measures|2fast 
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