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Equipment criticality assessment. Analytical methods

Author: Gilles ZWINGELSTEIN

Publication date: July 10, 2014

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2. Analytical methods for assessing criticality

For industrial systems under design or in operation, it is essential to determine the severity of the consequences of equipment failures and their frequency of occurrence. Based on feedback from similar equipment during the design phase, or on actual data collected on equipment in operation, it becomes possible to assess the criticality of potential or actual equipment failures. The methods described in the following paragraphs are essentially dedicated to these two scenarios.

2.1 Preliminary Risk Analysis (PRA)

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