Safety Shutdown Systems: Design, Analysis, and Justification

Cheddie, Harry,Gruhn, Paul

ISBN 10: 1556176651 / ISBN 13: 9781556176654

Published by Instrumentation Systems &, 1998

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Safety Shutdown Systems: Design, Analysis, and Justification
• Publisher: Instrumentation Systems &
• Publication Date: 1998
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1556176651
• ISBN 13: 9781556176654
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

This book is ideal for instrumentation and control system engineers in the process industries who are responsible for designing safety shutdown systems. Managers, sales professionals, technicians and engineers employed by end users, engineering firms, system integrators and consultants can all benefit from the material presented here. The author wrote this book because of the increased realization that today's engineering systems (and the computers used to control them) are capable of large-scale destruction. When even a single accident could be disastrous, the luxury of learning from experience no longer exists. The book is a practical how-to text on the analysis, design, application and installation of safety shutdown systems. What is a Safety Shutdown? Risk-What Constitutes a Hazard Process Control vs Safety Control Protection Layers Economic Justification for a Safety System The Design Life Cycle: An Overview Developing the Functional Specifications Determining the Safety Integrity Levels Choosing a Technology Initial System Evaluation Issues related to Field Devises Engineering a System Installing a System Functional Testing of a System Managing Changes to a System.

Synopsis

This book is ideal for instrumentation and control system engineers in the process industries who are responsible for designing safety shutdown systems. Managers, sales professionals, technicians and engineers employed by end users, engineering firms, system integrators and consultants can all benefit from the material presented here. The author wrote this book because of the increased realization that today's engineering systems (and the computers used to control them) are capable of large-scale destruction. When even a single accident could be disastrous, the luxury of learning from experience no longer exists. The book is a practical how-to text on the analysis, design, application and installation of safety shutdown systems. What is a Safety Shutdown?