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abele
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SIL Compliance for Electrical component

03/10/2012 4:47 AM

As heard of instrument SIL Classification for hazardous plants but i want to know is there any examples or solution available for electrical component. As identified in our process where we add certain chemical in a reactor which makes runaway reaction on failure of agitator Power sources (From Electricity board) & consequently if D.G fails to operate. what solution could be?
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Tobugrynbak
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Re: SIL Compliance for Electrical component

03/10/2012 4:26 PM

SIL or Safety Integrity Level is an assessment system for critical systems.

Google "Safety Integrity Level" and you will have a vast number of examples and systems that you can choose from.

Unfortunately there is an issue between ie9 and CR4's thread editor that won't allow me to copypasta some of the 4 million results I got from google and I don't have time to do it longhand.

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Re: SIL Compliance for Electrical component

03/10/2012 4:35 PM

The solution is to reduce the size of the batch or even make the process continuous, so a runaway reaction cannot occur.

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