2010 the 2nd Conference on Environmental Science and Information Application Technology 2010
DOI: 10.1109/esiat.2010.5568359
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Research on reliability evaluation of high-speed railway train control system based on fault injection

Abstract: AbatrllCt-lligh-speed railway train control systeDl is one coDlplex see urity SysteDl with loa or fuDetions, which Dleans that deep research on safety and reUability or high-speed railway train control SySteDl be earried out. According to characteR or siDluiation or high-speed railway train control systeDl and advantages or fault injeetion, Dlethod or control SysteDl reliability and safety based on rault injeetion is earrI.ed out. Main structure and detailed fuDetions, structures or rault injection system is d… Show more

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“…This core feature is more logical and, as an industry-recognized report template, it can be a powerful aid to the structuring of industrial safety knowledge. The main presentation forms of industrial safety reports are [31] the Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Failure-Type Effects (FMEA), PHA, Event Tree (ET), Accident Tree (AT), Operating Conditions Hazard Evaluation Method (OCHE), HAZOP, Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA), Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA), risk-based risk assessment-based equipment inspection techniques (RBI), safety integrity-level analysis (SIL), and failure assumption method (WI). Safety reporting is an analytical process of reverse reasoning whose main purpose is to explore systematically and in an organized manner whether there are hazards in process equipment or facilities [32] and which provides the necessary decisions to eliminate and reduce the hazards in the process and mitigate the consequences of accidents.…”
Section: Safety Reportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This core feature is more logical and, as an industry-recognized report template, it can be a powerful aid to the structuring of industrial safety knowledge. The main presentation forms of industrial safety reports are [31] the Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Failure-Type Effects (FMEA), PHA, Event Tree (ET), Accident Tree (AT), Operating Conditions Hazard Evaluation Method (OCHE), HAZOP, Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA), Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA), risk-based risk assessment-based equipment inspection techniques (RBI), safety integrity-level analysis (SIL), and failure assumption method (WI). Safety reporting is an analytical process of reverse reasoning whose main purpose is to explore systematically and in an organized manner whether there are hazards in process equipment or facilities [32] and which provides the necessary decisions to eliminate and reduce the hazards in the process and mitigate the consequences of accidents.…”
Section: Safety Reportmentioning
confidence: 99%