Knowledge is safety.
Knowledge is safety.
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series on Safety Requirements Specification (SRS), we started with an introduction on challenges, and we proposed staged development of SRS as a remedy, and we discuss classification and traceability of requirements. In this last part we talk about what is normally ‘not said‘ in SRS documents, yet […]
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In Part 1 of this series on Safety Requirements Specification (SRS), we started with an introduction on challenges, and we proposed staged development of SRS as a remedy. In this Part 2, we will further expand on the staged development and discuss classification and traceability of requirements. 3. Staged Development and Shared Responsibility in SRS
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In the process industry, the configuration of Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) must comply with a defined set of safety requirements, typically documented in the Safety Requirements Specification (SRS). The functional safety standard IEC 61511 outlines the necessary content and quality criteria for the SRS. However, developing an effective SRS can be challenging. This three-part series
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