Bringing process control and instrumented safety systems together while still keeping them separate provides benefits beyond risk reduction
Joy LePree
By definition, integrated safety instrumented systems (SIS) have the potential to reduce risks. But recent advancement is also enabling the use of more sophisticated instruments and tools that can benefit the process. For these reasons, integrated control and safety systems (ICSS) are receiving...
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