Defining the Safety Integrity Level of Public Safety Monitoring System Based on the Optimized Three-dimension Risk Matrix

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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Procedia Engineering ( ) 9 International Symposium on Safety Science and Engineering in China, (ISSSE-) Defining the Safety Integrity Level of Public Safety Monitoring System Based on the Optimized Three-dimension Risk Matrix Jianghong Jin a, *, Shoutang Zhao a, Bin Hu a a Beijing Municipal Institute of Labor Protection, Beijing 5, P.R. China Abstract The functional safety is applied to the public safety monitoring system. Based on optimized three-dimension risk matrix, the safety integrity level (SIL) of public safety monitoring system is studied. The research indicates that other independent layers of protection, as a supplementary, can safeguard the public safety monitoring system lacking of protection. The number of people in a public place is not considered in the optimized three-dimension risk matrix which causes the SIL derived from the three-dimension risk matrix to be rather backward-looking. So the number of independent protection layers or (and) the SIL of a safety function safety monitoring system should be decreased accordingly and make the individual risk is properly below the acceptable individual risk of the public safety. It is suggested that the functional safety of the public safety monitoring systems should be researched specially. Published by Elsevier Ltd. Selection and/or peer-review under responsibility of the Capital University of Economics and Business, China Academy of Safety Science and Technology. Open access under CC BY-NC-ND license. Keywords: Public safety monitoring system; Optimized three-dimension risk matrix; Safety integrity level (SIL); Individual risk. Introduction The public safety concerns nature disaster, industry accident calamity, public health incidents and social security event. With the fast development of information technique, internet, the internet of things and cloud computing etc. are applied widely to the public safety monitoring system. The reliability of safety monitoring system and information security are put forward accordingly. The safety monitoring system is a kind of safety related system (SRS) based on the electrical/electronic/programmable electronic technique and IEC658 is the fundamental standard. At present, IEC658 has been applied in industry fields, such as nuclear industry, process industry and mechanical industry etc. But there is no any research about the functional safety for public safety monitoring system. The industry accident calamity belongs to public safety field, so the safety instrumented system (SIS) used in industry is a kind of the public safety monitoring system. The SIS is made up of sensor, logic controller and actuator, but some public safety monitoring system doesn t have specific sensor or actuator. For example, the video monitoring alarming system has no sensor, but its annunciator can be as actuator. * Corresponding author. Tel.: +86--6589-; fax: +86--85598. E-mail address: kathy_jinjh@6.com 877-758 Published by Elsevier Ltd. doi:.6/j.proeng..8. Open access under CC BY-NC-ND license.

Jianghong Jin et al. / Procedia Engineering ( ) 9 In a word, the public safety monitoring system also complies with IEC658. In this paper, the extension of the functional safety to the public safety monitoring system is discussed and how to define the SIL of public safety monitoring system based on the optimized three-dimension risk matrix is showed.. An optimized three-dimension risk matrix.. Constructing risk matrix for the public safety incident The risk matrix was advanced by purchase group of American air force electron system center in April, 995and was applied to risk management of American weapon development project[]. The risk matrix is a method based on classification, which is described by the qualitative description or quantitative index. Because the data of public safety incident are usual inadequate, it is only to take qualitative method to make certain the occurrence likelihood and consequence of incident. In view of productivity level and economy status, the likelihood and consequence measurement of public safety incident are shown in the table and table [, ]. The likelihood and consequence of incident can be concluded from the risk analysis referring to table and table and then by two-dimension risk matrix appeared in table, the level of risk can be ascertained []. Table. Measurement of occurrence likelihood for incident Level Occurrence frequency (/year) Explanation A -6 Impossible B -6 ~ - Less likely C - ~ - Possible Description Not happened in scope of assessment and impossibly happened in similar area or industry Not happened in scope of assessment and similar area/industry happen occasionally Assessment of range occurred and similar area/industry also occur occasionally; not happened in scope of assessment but the similar area/industry higher frequency D - ~ - Likely Assessment in the context of higher frequency E - Very likely Assessment in the context of occurrence frequency of high Table. Measurement of occurrence consequence for incident Level Explanation Description Quite little No casualty, light property loss, no bad social public opinion and political influence Common Less than death and less than grievous bodily harm, immediately mitigating the accident by local disposal at the first time, medium property loss, lesser social public opinion and usually no political influence Great More than and less than death or more than and less than 5 grievous bodily harm, mitigating the accident by exterior rescue, great property loss or compensation, bad social public opinion at some extension and some political influence Serious More than and less than death or more than 5 and less than grievous bodily harm, severe property loss, bad social public opinion and great political influence 5 Especially More than death or more than grievous bodily harm, huge property loss, extremely serious bad social public opinion and political influence Note : In this table, more than including the value, less than excluding the value. Note : The death toll and the grievous bodily harm number refer to the Work Place Accidents Report, Investigation and Disposal Ordinance (the No. 9 Order of State Department). If there is classification of accident consequence for other region or industry, the correlated regulation can be put into practice. Table. Risk matrix (Risk classification table) Risk Likelihood Consequence Quite little Common Great Serious Especially serious 5 A Impossible Low Low Low Medium Medium B Less likely Low Low Medium Medium High C Possible Low Medium Medium High Very high D Likely Medium Medium High High Very high E Very likely Medium High High Very high Very high

Jianghong Jin et al. / Procedia Engineering ( ) 9.. An optimized risk matrix for the public safety incident The table presents the original risk level of public safety incident, among which the low level of risk is tolerable and marked as. The preventive measures for the low level of risk can be kept and it does not need the public safety monitoring system. But the medium, high and very high levels of risk require the public safety monitoring system or other technology safety-related system and external risk reduction facility to reduce the risk to the tolerable level. In general, other technology safety-related system and external risk reduction facility are completely independent and they can reduce the risk. Therefore, the independent protection layers are added to the table to construct the three-dimension risk matrix, in which the risk level considered the independent protection layers is converted into the safety integrity level needed by the public safety monitoring system, as shown in Fig.. The SIL in the Fig. is not obtained from the reduced risk comparing the risk taken the safety measures with the tolerable risk. In fact, the tolerable risk is included in the risk matrix. The method that converts the levels of risk considered the independent protection layers into the safety integrity levels is back-looking. Note: E/E/PE (Electrical/Electronic/Programmable electronic) safety-related systems other technology safety-related system and external risk reduction facilities are independent protection layers to reduce the risk. Other technology safetyrelated system is the safety-related system based on a technology other than electrical/electronic/programmable electronic, such as a relief valve. External risk reduction facility is the measure to reduce or mitigate the risks which are separate and distinct from, and do not use E/E/PE safety-related systems or other technology safety-related systems, such as a drain system, a fire wall and a bund [5]. Indepe ndent protecti on level Safety intigrity level - - - - - - - - + + + + + + + ++ ++ ++ Likelihood A B C D E A B C D E A B C D E A B C D E 5 Consequence Fig.. Optimized three-dimension risk matrix.. Determination of safety integrity level For simplifying the three-dimension risk matrix, the quite little consequence of incident, with it's number of death being, is not considered in Fig.. According to Fig., the SIL is ascertained by the level of risk which is determined by the likelihood, consequence and the number of independent protection layers. In Fig., the sign +, ++ and +++ indicate that the SIL of public safety monitoring system and the number of independent protection layers cannot satisfy the risk reduction and need other technology safety-related system and external risk reduction facilities. For example, a work group made up of engineers and operators analyze a safety instrumented function recommended by the risk analysis. They classify the likelihood and consequence of the incident into D and referring to the table and table. According to Fig., the SIL of a safety instrumented function is + without independent protection layers, which shows that the SIL of a safety instrumented function is not satisfied with the requirement of a public safety system. It needs another independent protection layers or takes measures of SIL of a safety instrumented function and independent protection layers.

Jianghong Jin et al. / Procedia Engineering ( ) 9. Verification for the optimized three-dimension risk matrix.. Theory validation The classification of risk matrix is not only qualitative but also quantitative. The SIL is the quantitative description for the required reduction of risk. Because the required reduction of risk is a numerical value and the tolerable risk can be calculated, the SIL of the risk matrix can be validated. This is the correction of the risk matrix. The correction can standardize the SIL of the risk matrix. That is to say, not only SIL but also SIL are all consistent to the same standard. If the consequence of the public safety incident keeps constant, there is Eq. () referring to the appendix C. of IEC658-5 [6]. PFD SIF = f T f () Where PFDSIF is the reduction of risk after introducing the public safety monitoring system, ft is tolerable occurrence frequency of incident (/year), f is initial occurrence frequency of incident (/year). The tolerable death rate is as follows, fti ft PLL [7] () Where fti is tolerable death rate (/year), PLL is potential loss of life at a time. The individual risk (IR) is the individual death rate every year [8]. It can be gotten from Eq. (). IR= f TI N () Where N is the number of people in a public place. At present, the standard of tolerable risk mostly takes the number of fatality as the risk measurement [9]. The tolerable risk of public safety makes no exception. The tolerable risk is an acceptable risk in the given range considering factors such as society, country, regional economy, moral and circumstance etc [7]. There is no related data of tolerable risk issued in China. Indicated from a HSE report about nuclear power plant, the individual risk (IR) of worker and public people are - per year and -5 per year respectively[]. These are considered as the boundary of tolerance zone. The IR of UK S Health and Safety Executive is IRHSE -6 /year. The standard is different according to different people, such as, IRHSE - /year for worker and IRHSE -6/year for crowd. In Holland, Australia and Canada etc., the tolerable risk is all under -6 per year[]. In Hong Kong, the tolerable risk of a new construction factory is -6 per year []. In conclusion, once the public safety related to nature disaster, industry accident calamity, public health incidents and social security event took place, the masses would die. In this paper, -6 per year is taken as the tolerable individual risk of public safety. Once ascertaining the consequence and likelihood of a pane in matrix, the tolerable occurrence frequency of incident can be calculated according to Eq. (). The tolerable death rate and the individual risk can be obtained respectively from Eq. () and Eq. (). Comparing IR with the tolerable individual risk standard (-6 per year), it is proved that the adoptive safety measures are enough to ensure public s safety if the calculated individual risk is equal or less than -6 per year. The risk matrix is usually corrected according to the worst case, but in this way, the result is more conservative. In some companies or organizations, there is a more normative correction process. A sampling value is selected from the range of consequence or likelihood, which denotes all the values range and is used to correct the risk matrix. This method is more reasonable, so it is suggested to use the sampling value to correct the risk matrix... Example validation For example, a public safety incident is likely to occur and its consequence is grave. According to table, the occurrence likelihood of the incident is D, that is to say, the occurrence frequency of the incident is - ~- per year. In the light of table, the occurrence consequence of the incident is, namely the death toll of incident is ~. In line with table, the risk of the incident is high. In accordance with Fig., the safety integrity level of a safety function for the public safety monitoring system is more than without any independent protection layer, namely taking a safety function of SIL and two independent protection layers. If three independent protection layers are introduced, the safety integrity level of a safety function for the public safety monitoring system is. The validations of the two kinds of SIL for a safety function are as follows. () SIL and two independent protection layers Under the low demand mode of operation, the average probability of failure to perform its design function on demand corresponding to SIL is. - (taking the upper limit). Considering the two independent protection layers, the reduced risk is. -.

Jianghong Jin et al. / Procedia Engineering ( ) 9 Taking the medium value of the D for occurrence frequency, that is f =.5 -. The PLL of the for occurrence consequence of incident is ~, and its medium value is 6. If the number of people in a public place is, then by Eq. (), Eq. () and Eq. (), the calculation results are shown as follows. f T =PFDSIF f =. -. -.5 -=.5-7/year f TI =PLL f T =6.5-7=. -7/year -7 IR=. =. -9/year ()SIL and three independent protection layers Under the low demand mode of operation, the average probability of failure to perform its design function on demand corresponding to SIL is. - (taking the upper limit). Considering the three independent protection layers, the reduced risk value is. -. f, PLL and N are all same as the above. Then by Eq. (), Eq. () and Eq. (), the calculation results are same as the above. From the above results, IR is far below. -6 per year which means that the two kinds of safety protection systems are all over protections. It is needed to decrease the number of independent protection layers or reduce the SIL. That is to say, the safety protection system can be a public safety monitoring system with SIL of a safety function is or made up of one independent protection layer and a public safety monitoring system with its SIL of a safety function is etc. In a word, the reduction of risk is. - by the public safety monitoring system and (or) the independent protection layers. In like manner, the optimized three-dimension risk matrix has been validated by the sampling values, which indicates that the SIL is mostly over-high and it should be corrected because of not thinking of the number of people in a public place. So the SIL of a safety function and the number of the independent protection layers should be determined by the fact of public safety system.. Results and discussion This paper regards the tolerable individual risk as -6/year after researching. For the risk of D and D in the optimized three-dimension risk matrix, the individual risks with protection measures are the critical values (-6 per year) by sampling validation. But for the extreme case of the risk of D and D, the safety measures presented by the optimized three-dimension risk matrix are inadequate, which need other measures. Of course, there is over protection in using the sampling to validate. For example, the individual risk of other pane of optimized three-dimension risk matrix except for D and D are all 6. -7 per year. It is below the tolerable individual risk (-6 per year). In addition, it is pointed out that the death toll from the 5 for incident occurrence consequence is more than, but in validation, the sampling value is taken as 6, lacking of protection is possible. So it is recommended to use the actual death toll from the risk assessment to validate. The number of people in a public place is not considered in the optimized three-dimension risk matrix. Once the number of people in a public place is considered in validation, the individual risk is far below the tolerable individual risk. So the SIL of a safety function or (and) the number of the independent protection layers should be reduced properly. For instance, if the number of people in a public place is, one independent protection layer can be decreased or the SIL of a safety function can be reduced level. If the number of people in a public place is, two independent protection layers can be decreased or the SIL of a safety function can be reduced two levels. The rest may be deduced by analogy. 5. Conclusions The functional safety is introduced into the public safety monitoring system and the optimized three-dimension risk matrix is extended from industrial areas to the field of public safety. The independent protection layers are taken into account except for the safety monitoring system in the optimized three-dimension risk matrix and thought of as the supplement safety measures to settle the under protection of the safety monitoring system. The number of people in a public place is not considered in the optimized three-dimension risk matrix. Once the number of people in a public place is considered in validation, the individual risk is far below the tolerable individual risk. So the SIL of a safety function or (and) the number of the independent protection layers should be reduced properly. Because of the public safety monitoring systems are mostly based on the computer and internet techniques, their working environment is much better than the industry environment and they are more reliable than the safety instrumented systems. It is suggested that the functional safety of the public safety monitoring systems should be researched specially.

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