Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application

Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) is implemented on the system to prevent hazard in process industry. In general, most of SIF implementation in process industry works in low demand condition. Safety valuation of SIF that works in low demand can be solved by using quantitative method. The quantitati...

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Main Authors: Biyanto, T.R., Kusuma, F., Musyafa, A., Noriyati, R.D., Bayuaji, R., da Costa, S., Irawan, S.
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Published: Ain Shams University 2016
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spelling my.utp.eprints.256292021-08-27T09:59:52Z Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application Biyanto, T.R. Kusuma, F. Musyafa, A. Noriyati, R.D. Bayuaji, R. da Costa, S. Irawan, S. Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) is implemented on the system to prevent hazard in process industry. In general, most of SIF implementation in process industry works in low demand condition. Safety valuation of SIF that works in low demand can be solved by using quantitative method. The quantitative method is a simplified exponential equation form of MacLaurin series, which can be called simplified equation. Simplified equation used in high demand condition will generate a higher Safety Integrity Level (SIL) and it will affect the higher safety cost. Therefore, the value of low or high demand rate limit should be determined to prevent it. The result of this research is a first order equation that can fix the error of SIL, which arises from the usage of simplified equation, without looking the demand rate limit for low and high demand. This equation is applied for SIL determination on SIF with 1oo1 vote. The new equation from this research is λ = 0.9428 λMC + 1.062E�04 H/P, with 5 average of error, where λMC is a value of λ from the simplified equation, Hazardous event frequency (H) is a probabilistic frequency of hazard event and P is Probability of Failure on Demand (PFD) in Independent Protection Layers (IPLs). The equation generated from this research could correct SIL of SIF in various H and P. Therefore, SIL design problem could be solved and it provides an appropriate SIL. © 2016 Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University Ain Shams University 2016 Article NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84964324813&doi=10.1016%2fj.asej.2016.01.003&partnerID=40&md5=2255d8cdfb41a1423d1382e65c9c8089 Biyanto, T.R. and Kusuma, F. and Musyafa, A. and Noriyati, R.D. and Bayuaji, R. and da Costa, S. and Irawan, S. (2016) Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application. Ain Shams Engineering Journal, 7 (2). pp. 827-834. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/25629/
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description Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) is implemented on the system to prevent hazard in process industry. In general, most of SIF implementation in process industry works in low demand condition. Safety valuation of SIF that works in low demand can be solved by using quantitative method. The quantitative method is a simplified exponential equation form of MacLaurin series, which can be called simplified equation. Simplified equation used in high demand condition will generate a higher Safety Integrity Level (SIL) and it will affect the higher safety cost. Therefore, the value of low or high demand rate limit should be determined to prevent it. The result of this research is a first order equation that can fix the error of SIL, which arises from the usage of simplified equation, without looking the demand rate limit for low and high demand. This equation is applied for SIL determination on SIF with 1oo1 vote. The new equation from this research is λ = 0.9428 λMC + 1.062E�04 H/P, with 5 average of error, where λMC is a value of λ from the simplified equation, Hazardous event frequency (H) is a probabilistic frequency of hazard event and P is Probability of Failure on Demand (PFD) in Independent Protection Layers (IPLs). The equation generated from this research could correct SIL of SIF in various H and P. Therefore, SIL design problem could be solved and it provides an appropriate SIL. © 2016 Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University
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author Biyanto, T.R.
Kusuma, F.
Musyafa, A.
Noriyati, R.D.
Bayuaji, R.
da Costa, S.
Irawan, S.
spellingShingle Biyanto, T.R.
Kusuma, F.
Musyafa, A.
Noriyati, R.D.
Bayuaji, R.
da Costa, S.
Irawan, S.
Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
author_facet Biyanto, T.R.
Kusuma, F.
Musyafa, A.
Noriyati, R.D.
Bayuaji, R.
da Costa, S.
Irawan, S.
author_sort Biyanto, T.R.
title Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
title_short Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
title_full Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
title_fullStr Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
title_full_unstemmed Correction factor determination on failure rate equation of MacLaurin series for low and high mode application
title_sort correction factor determination on failure rate equation of maclaurin series for low and high mode application
publisher Ain Shams University
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