Research on Product Elements’ Safety-Critical Degree
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56094/jss.v51i1.171Keywords:
safety-critical, product safety, degree, criticalityAbstract
According to system safety practice, the safety of a system is a designed characteristic. Therefore, the role of safety in the lifecycle of the system is important to consider during the design phase. There are many factors affecting product safety, and each of them plays a part in determining a product’s overall safety. It’s important to locate isolate key elements that influence a product’s overall safety, and design with those factors in mind, as well as the time, cost and effectiveness of their influence on the design phase.
The concept of “safety-critical” has long been a part of the system safety field, and scholars from different countries have studied safety-critical items in a system; unfortunately, the concept can be somewhat subjective and, often, disagreement occurs. These judgments can be affected by many factors and can cause inaccurate assumptions about which parts are critical, as well as encourages deviation in product development and maintenance that can cause serious consequences to product safety.







