Название: Systems, Functions and Safety: A Flipped Approach to Design for Safety
Автор: Milan Z. Bjelica
Издательство: Springer
Год: 2023
Страниц: 196
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true), epub
Размер: 40.3 MB

Provides students with essentials of safety for technical systems, the most common pitfalls, concepts and techniques.

This textbook provides up-to-date content in the fields of system engineering, system safety and functional safety, with up-to-date examples from the automotive, industrial and aerospace domains, with respect to the growing complexity of the field and the increased utilization of complex hardware and software in vehicle designs. The book covers practical functional safety insights concerning the required standards (e.g. IEC 61508, IEC 62061, ISO 13849, ISO 26262), but also inherent system safety process as a key factor towards the mitigation of systematic faults. Readers will be equipped with a broad understanding of safety and functional safety, with balanced theoretical and practical views in this area.

The book covers the specific topics of introduction to system engineering, overall system safety and its relation to functional safety. Functional safety is introduced in all the required concepts, terminology and safety analysis methods. Basic fault-tolerance concepts are covered, including the design considerations to achieve functional safety. The book also gives an introduction to the required system safety processes and the applications of relevant functional safety standards.

By reading this book you acknowledge that it is not enough to be just any engineer – hardware engineer, computer engineer, software engineer, or mechanical engineer; it is important to look at your designs holistically, and to understand what consequences your designs, implementations, and overall doing may have and what you can specifically do about it. Yes, this book is about system engineering with a strong focus on reliability and the accompanying metrics. However, it is also a book that takes you on a journey of how these aspects can be applied to modern, twenty-first-century endeavors that you might be taking these days. Even if you come from reliability-heavy disciplines, such as mechanical engineering, it is still good that you have encountered this book. It would be easy for you to contrast your knowledge with many real-world examples, exercises, and applications listed – a great opportunity to recap and reestablish your perspective on the complex system designs now mostly depending on new suspects: software and high-performance computing hardware.

The purpose of this book is not to lay down intensive theoretical constructs and background of the system engineering and reliability theory; this part is intentionally left lightweight. You can always refer to the bibliography at the end of this book to find additional great, in-depth material in those areas. Instead, the purpose of this book is to take you by the hand and lead you step by step, to make you understand and practice whatever is important to become ready to understand the world of system safety and functional safety in the context of your next engineering project. You would feel much more relaxed – but cautious – when you return to your desk after you complete what I have prepared for you here.

Contents:
1. Safety-Critical Systems
2. System Requirements and Functions
3. System Safety
4. System Safety Process
5. Functional Safety
6. Defining Safety Functions
7. Safety Integrity and Random Failures
8. Safety Integrity of Composite Systems
9. Safety Integrity Improvement Methods
10. Proving the Safety Integrity
11. Practical SIL Calculation
12. System Safety Checklist




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