WHITEPAPERS - SISDecoding SIS: Are You Doing What’s Necessary to Prevent Disasters?What is hiding under the radar of a plant SIS? Risk assessments define hazard consequences with assumed initiating event frequencies.
WHITEPAPERS - SISDetection and Mitigation of Hydrogen ReleasesAdvances in hydrogen safety are forthcoming and continue to evolve. A selection of case studies will be shared in which hypothetical indoor
WHITEPAPERS - MACHINERY SAFETYTen Fingers and Ten Toes: Applying Machinery Safety Principles in a Process PlantWhen performing risk assessments on process equipment, are you reviewing machinery as well?
WHITEPAPERSUsing Small Data to Support Decision Making When LOPA FailsData is needed to confidently claim a parameter value, starting with an assumed or generic value, and periodically updating that value with
WHITEPAPERS - PROCESS SAFETY Understanding Flammable Mist Explosion HazardsWhile there is extensive testing and validation of hazards from flammable vapors, less information is available regarding flammable...
WHITEPAPERS - PROCESS SAFETY A Tale of Two BPCS Credits, A Bayesian Case StudyHave you ever had the problem of having a perfectly functional BPCS* interlock that you know is highly failure immune, yet when it comes...
WHITEPAPERS - PROCESS SAFETY Using the STAMP Systems-Based Approach to Identify Hazards for the Transient Operating StateSTAMP (Systems Theoretic Accident Model and Processes) is a relatively new accident causality model based on systems theory. It draws its...
WHITEPAPERSHow Can I Effectively Place My Gas Detectors Instrumentation, Reduction of Risk, Risk Assessment, Protection, Detection System, Alarms and Operator Interventions, Detector, Gas Detecti
WHITEPAPERSDoes Your Facility Have the Flu? Use Bayes Rule to Treat the Problem Instead of the SymptomIs our industry addressing the problems facing it today? We idealize infinitesimally small event rates for highly catastrophic hazards,...
WHITEPAPERSDesigning Operator Tasks to Minimize the Impact of Heuristics and BiasesThis paper proposes a combined approach of discussing the cognitive psychology behind System 1 and System 2 thinking, the types of heuristic