Why is the risk of industrial non-routine activities high and how can it be evaluated? An integrated approach [PDF]
Non-routine activities such as startup, shutdown, maintenance, and operation commissioning require increased human interaction with the corresponding process.
Jiwang Zhang +4 more
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Optimizing clarification processes in biopharmaceutical manufacturing through quality by design: Strategies, implications, and future prospects. [PDF]
Abstract Biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes in which the product of interest is extracellularly expressed typically employ a clarification step following cell culture or fermentation. During clarification, crude cell culture fluid or fermentation broth is processed to remove insoluble solids, cells, debris, and other particulates, with the ...
Yeop KW +7 more
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Cartography of Accident Causation Models: Remapping the Modeling Landscape. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Accident causation models are abstractions of the real world that explicitly or implicitly underlie our perception and understanding of accidents. As the continuous advancement of our dynamic society demands us to keep updating our understanding of accidents, this review article provides an overview of the landscape of accident causation ...
Igarashi T, Marais K.
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Integrating enterprise risk management to address AI-related risks in healthcare: Strategies for effective risk mitigation and implementation. [PDF]
Abstract The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care offers revolutionary enhancements in patient diagnostics, clinical processes, and overall access to services. Nevertheless, this technological transition brings forth various new, intricate risks that pose challenges to current safety and ethical norms. This research explores the
Di Palma G +4 more
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Ontology-based computer aid for the automation of HAZOP studies [PDF]
Jürgen Schmidt, Jens Denecke
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Hazard Analysis of an Autonomous Container Handling System – a Comparison of STPA and HAZOP Methods
Increasing automation is a major trend in container terminals. In automated container handling systems, safety has been previously ensured by segregating the automated machinery from other traffic and workers moving on foot. Currently, further increases
Eetu Heikkilä +3 more
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Hazop Analysis of a Bioprocess for Polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) Production from Organic Waste: Part A
The number of bioprocesses for the circular economy of organic waste has grown in recent years. Implementation of new processes and technologies should consider occupational health and safety issues from the initial design stages.
Roberto Lauri +6 more
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HAZOP Analysis in Terms of Safety Operations Processes for Oil Production Units: A Case Study
The Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) methodology is considered one of the most effective techniques for risk analysis, developed fundamentally to provide regular processes with reduced risks that aim to guarantee the safety of activities and the ...
Artur de J. Penelas, José C. M. Pires
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Albatros Iii: an Integrated Software to Obtain the Fault Tree, Sil Level and MCS from the Hazop
In the field of risk analysis regarding major accidents, the most commonly adopted techniques of analysis and evaluation are HazOp and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), which have many application software and available established procedures to support risk ...
Fausto Zenier, Franco Antonello
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Risk Management in Process Industry - Practical Approach in Poland [PDF]
As one of the risk analysis methods HAZOP has been successively and commonly applied for many years since it enables the future user of a process installation to check the project in terms of security in a way that minimises the costs of changes.
Andrzej Kozak
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