If you were to write a book on “safety and automation,” what contents would you like it to include?
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If you were to write a professional book on “safety and automation,” what contents would you like it to include?
Haha, I have an idea – I’m going to publish a professional book. Haichuan produces many talented people.
Of course, it’s the application of instrument automation in the field of safety, as well as safety incidents related to instruments.
Preliminary outline: 1. Safety accidents in process industries (especially those involving hazardous chemicals), along with the resulting design, maintenance, repair, and renovation issues – 30 pages. 2. Safety instrumented systems and the IEC61508/IEC61511 standards – 50 pages. 3. Assessment of SIL levels and design for specific process industry installations (refining, chemical processing, etc.; core chapters) – 100 pages. 4. Methods for safety lifecycle management – 30 pages. 5. Appendix: Safety management regulations and requirements – 10 pages. Target audience: Technical personnel, designers, maintenance staff, and managers in the field of instrumentation and automation
It’s difficult to write books on this topic, as the content changes too quickly. If it is intended for reference by designers from engineering companies or design institutes, it is better to cover the following contents primarily. 1. Knowledge on explosion protection for control instruments. 2. Information related to fire alarm systems. 3. Composition and selection principles of gas monitoring systems. 4. Safety instrumented systems. Each of these topics involves a great deal of content, requiring the collection of extensive information.
Shouldn’t we add some chain protection?