Alarm Management for Process Control
2.7 Critical Contributors to Incidents 61 Subtle Abnormalities 61 The Human Nature of Operators 62 Stop in Time 63 2.8 The Importance of Time 63 An Example 63 Process Safety Time 65 SUDA 66 Alarm Activation Point and Time 67 2.9 Why Abnormal Situations Are Important 67 2.10 Message of Abnormal Situations 69 State of Control Loops 70
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