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Fault Tree Analysis Ebook

Revised November 2007 By Ian Sutton

FTA - risk management tool

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Fault Tree Analysis eBook
ESBN: C60-802C-2c45-72D1
Description:  

For risk management and assessment you need a good understanding of Fault Tree Analysis (FTA). Fault tree analysis is also the tool for discovering product failure, engineering failure and the common human error causes.

This 63 page eBook provides a complete, clear and thorough description of Fault Tree Analysis. The development of a tree is explained, along with a thorough description as to how the tree can then be quantified. The eBook describes how to carry out an analysis, and how to build a Fault Tree from the top down. The major elements (Gates and Events) are described. A single worked example is used to illustrate points as they are introduced. The eBook explains topics such as: 

  • Quantification
  • Risk ranking
  • Selecting the “Important Few” and ignoring the “Unimportant Many”
  • Follow the “Path of the Greatest Resistance”
  • The importance of identifying the common cause events

Generic examples are provided for both Safety and Reliability cases.

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Price:  US$19.95 (63 pages)

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Worked Example
Terminology 
Risk  
Likelihood  
   Frequency Rate 
   Predicted Frequency Rate 
   Probability
   Failure / Fault  
Top-Down Development
1. Define the Top Event 
2. Determine the Consequence of the Hazard
3. Create the Fault Tree
   Events 
     Intermediate Events 
     Base Events 
   Gates
     OR Gate 
     AND Gate
     Voting Gate 
     Labeling
     Example Tree
4. Identify the Cut Sets
   1. Eliminate Repeat Sets 
   2. Eliminate Repeat Events in a Set
   3. Eliminate Redundant Events
5. Quantify 
   Mathematics of an OR Gate
   Mathematics of an AND Gate 
   Mathematics of a Voting Gate 
   Cut Set Quantification 
6. Risk Rank
   The Pareto Principle 
   Data Quality 
   Event Contribution 
   Important Few
   Unimportant Many 
   Power of the AND Gate
   Importance Equalization
Common Cause Effects
   Utilities
   Human Error
   Corrosion
Reducing Risk 
   Path of Greatest Resistance
   Cost-Benefit Analysis
Generic Trees 
   Generic Safety Tree
     Top Event 
     Initiating Event
     Failure of the Safe
guard(s) 
     Persons Present 
   Generic Reliability Tree 
     Generic Failures
     External Events 
     Equipment by Area or Function 
Software  
Discussion of the Method 
Qualitative Analysis 
References

Figure 1   Sketch of Example
Figure 2   Top Event
Figure 3   OR Gate
Figure 4   Example of the Use of an OR Gate
Figure 5   AND Gate
Figure 6   Fire Triangle  
Figure 7   Safety Fault Tree
Figure 8   Voting Gate
Figure 9   First Level OR Gate
Figure 10  Use of the AND Gate 
Figure 11  Final Fault Tree (Page 1)
Figure 12  Final Fault Tree (Page 2)
Figure 13  2
003 Voting Gate Breakdown
Figure 14  Risk Ranking
Figure 15  Spare Pump System 
Figure 16  Spare Pump System with Common Cause Effect
Figure 17  Generic Safety Tree
Figure 18  Generic Safety Tree Development
Figure 19  Generic Reliability Tree

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