工程安全
2003-12
Penguin
Dhillon, Balbir S.
219
Safety has become very important because each year a vast number of people die due to workplace and other accidents. For example, in the United States for the year 1996 as per the National Safety Council, there were 93,400 deaths and 20,700,000 disabling injuries due to workplace accidents, with a total loss of $121 billion. Today there are a large number of books available on safety, but to the best of the author's knowledge none covers both general and systems safety (i.e., at a significant depth) and application or specialized areas such as software safety, robot safety, health care safety, and maintenance safety. This book has been written to satisfy that vital need.
PrefaceAuthor BiographyChapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Need for Safety and Engineering Safety Goals 1.3 Safety Facts and Figures 1.4 Major Disasters 1.5 Safety Terms and Definitions 1.6 Useful Information on Safety 1.6.1 Books, Standards, and Reports 1.6.2 Journals 1.6.3 Organizations 1.6.4 Data Information Sources Problems ReferencesChapter 2 Safety Mathematics and Reliability Basics 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Mean Deviation, and Standard Deviation 2.2.1 Mean 2.2.2 Median 2.2.3 Mode 2.2.4 Range 2.2.5 Mean Deviation 2.2.6 Standard Deviation 2.3 Sets, Boolean Algebra Laws, Probability Definition, and Probability Properties 2.3.1 Sets 2.3.2 Boolean Algebra Laws 2.3.3 Probability Definition 2.3.4 Probability Properties 2.4 Statistical Distributions 2.4.1 Poisson Distribution 2.4.2 Binomial Distribution 2.4.3 Exponential Distribution 2.4.4 Rayleigh Distribution 2.4.5 Weibull Distribution 2.4.6 Normal Distribution 2.5 Laplace Transform Definition and Final Value Theorem 2.6 First Order Differential Equation Solution Through Laplace Transforms 2.7 Bathtub Hazard Rate Curve 2.8 Reliability Measures 2.8.1 Reliability 2.8.2 Hazard Rate 2.8.3 Mean Time to Failure 2.9 Reliability Networks 2.9.1 Series Network 2.9.2 Parallel Network 2.9.3 Parallel-Series Network 2.9.4 Series-Parallel Network 2.9.5 Standby System Problems ReferencesChapter 3 Workplace Accidents and Safety 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Workplace Accident Facts and Figures ……Chapter 4 Safety Management and ControlChapter 5 Safety Analysis Metholds and TechniquesChapter 6 Risk ManagementChapter 7 Human Factors in SafetyChapter 8 Safety CostingChapter 9 maintenance SafetyChapter 10 Software SafetyChapter 11 Robot SafetyChapter 12 Safety in Health Care SystemsProblemsReferencesIndex
