inherent safety

The other prominent method is the concept of Inherent safety.

Inherent safety is a concept particularly used in the chemical and process industries.

As a discipline, it is an application of inherent safety in instrumentation.

These workers seldom wear neckties because of the inherent safety risk it would bring.

Inherent safety features require no engineered, moveable parts to work.

By limiting the quantity of working fluid in a heat pipe, inherent safety is obtained.

It operates at near-ambient conditions of temperature, about 30-40 C, and pressure which results in inherent safety.

These figures were not driven by vehicle inherent safety alone but indicated perceived increased security on the part of drivers.

The terminology of inherent safety has developed since 1991, with some slightly different words but the same intentions as Kletz.

It is perfectly possible to prove the inherent safety or otherwise of a given design for any number of scenarios.

In redesigning its processes for inherent safety, the chemical industry could also respond to other neglected challenges.

Shortly after his retirement he expanded a paper entitled "What you don't have, can't leak" into the book which began the concept of inherent safety.

To the degree that the control systems were reliable, this design did have a corresponding degree of active inherent safety.

"None of our investigations have revealed any inherent safety problem or defects with the craft," Major Grealish said.

This should include use of sound design principles (e.g. inherent safety) as well as codes, standards and guidance.

He is credited with introducing the concept of inherent safety, and was a major promoter of Hazop.

Inherent safety and safe fuel transport could make the technology more suitable for developing countries as well as in densely populated areas.

Despite the inherent safety of the design, there have been numerous problems and recalls with modern tubeless tires, primarily due to manufacturing defects.

Inherent safety.

The primary coolant system uses natural circulation, so there are no pumps required, which provides inherent safety against core meltdown, even in accident situations.

The inherent safety of an ADS, however, would allow Americium to be safely burned.

Efforts to prevent accidents range from improved safety systems to fundamental changes in chemical use and manufacture, referred to as primary prevention or inherent safety.

Air tours have inherent safety disadvantages compared with airline flights; generally, the helicopter or small plane has only one pilot and one engine.

This demonstrates in a real accident one aspect of inherent safety of the water-moderated design against the possibility of a nuclear explosion.

Purdue's P.R. problems seem rooted in the company's deep-seated belief in the inherent safety of and public need for its product.