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An underlying system-related (the most basic) reason why an incident occurred. Acronyms & Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Root Cause An underlying system-related (the most basic were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Use of multiple elements or systems to perform the same function, in order to improve reliability. Acronyms & Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Redundancy Use of multiple elements or systems to perform were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

A systematic assessment to identify hazards associated with the plant, system, operation, design, and Hazard Identification (HAZID) A systematic assessment to identify hazards associated with the plant, system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Failure of more than one device, function, or system due to the same cause. Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Common Cause Failure Failure of more than one device, function, or system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

model of Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) is a type of failure analysis in which an undesirable condition of a system Tree Diagram shows the logical interrelation of events that, taken apart or together, may lead to a system Tree Diagram shows the logical interrelation of events that, taken apart or together, may lead to a system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

been designed in accordance with IEC 61508, the "proven in use" concept can be applied given that a system gathering reliability data and ways to assess the recorded data to determine the safety integrity of the system been designed in accordance with IEC 61508, the "proven in use" concept can be applied given that a system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

A spurious trip refers to an unplanned or unintended shutdown of a system, often triggered by false alarms unnecessary downtime in industrial processes such as power plants, oil and gas facilities, or manufacturing systems More Definitions Spurious Trips A spurious trip refers to an unplanned or unintended shutdown of a system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Trip points are set to protect systems from operating outside safe or permissible limits. Trip points are set to protect systems from operating outside safe or permissible limits. were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Between Failures (MTBF) is a reliability metric that represents the average time between failures of a system Between Failures (MTBF) is a reliability metric that represents the average time between failures of a system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

It addresses the development, design, installation, and management of alarm systems. It addresses the development, design, installation, and management of alarm systems. were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

failures are only revealed by subsequent events, such as failure to meet a demand or by testing of the system failures are only revealed by subsequent events, such as failure to meet a demand or by testing of the system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

Fault tolerance allows a safety system to let the process continue despite a failure, removing the risk Acronyms & Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Fault Tolerance Fault tolerance allows a safety system were recognized with the 2026 Social Responsibility Award at the 2026 CSIA Awards, held during the Control System Integrators Association Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.