/ INDUSTRIAL SOLUTION 15

Process Safety

Analyse and validate hazardous processes through the IEC 61511 lifecycle, then operate them safely.

We handle process safety with an end-to-end engineering approach, from HAZOP and LOPA studies to SIL determination, SRS, SIS design, validation and proof test processes.

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Process Safety solution
OSKONProcess Safety
/ WHY PROCESS SAFETY?

Don't just control hazardous processes; Identify risk, manage it with independent layers of protection, and verify it throughout the lifecycle.

01

Unseen process risk

Deviations in pressure, temperature, level and reaction behavior can progress to dangerous consequences beyond normal control limits.

02

Insufficient risk mitigation

A single alarm or control function may not independently and reliably provide the targeted risk reduction in every scenario.

03

Life cycle disconnection

When analysis, design, testing, operation and maintenance records are disconnected from each other, the true state of the security function becomes invisible.

Engineer checking safety instrumentation in the process plant
/ INDEPENDENT PROTECTIONDangerous deviation is detected, safe state is achieved within the defined time and sequence.
/ IEC 61511 APPROACH

From risk analysis to operation,
traceable safety life cycle.

Process safety; It covers the systematic identification of hazards, calculation of the required risk reduction and implementation of Safety Instrumented Functions (SIF) on an independent Safety Instrumented System (SIS).

HAZOP / LOPAHazard and risk analysis
SILTarget risk reduction level
SISIndependent safe stance
  • Identify the hazardSystematically evaluate deviation, cause, effect and existing protection layers.
  • Determine the functionSafe state, response time, sensor, logic solver and end element requirements Define.
  • Maintain performanceManage verification, proof testing, maintenance, bypass and change records throughout the lifecycle.
/ SECURITY LIFE CYCLE

From analysis to testing,
every decision can be monitored.

The IEC 61511 approach makes the security function not a one-time automation project; It treats it as a continuous life cycle with defined responsibilities and verification gates.

01 / ANALYSIS

Hazard and risk
assessment

Scenarios, consequences and existing protection layers are determined.

02 / REQUIREMENT

SIL and SRS
definition

Risk mitigation and functional requirements are documented.

03 / IMPLEMENTATION

Design and
engineering

Sensor, logic solver and end element architecture are created.

04 / VERIFICATION

Validation and
operation

The function is tested, commissioned and its performance is monitored.

/ ENGINEERING SCOPE

Analysis, hardware and documentation
have the same security objective.

Each SIF; Process hazard is handled independently according to the targeted risk reduction and the operation-maintenance conditions of the facility.

01 / ANALYSIS

HAZOP and LOPA support

Dangerous deviations, initiating events, consequences and independent protection layers are evaluated through structured studies.

02 / REQUIREMENT

SIL determination and SRS

Target SIL, safe state, response time, test interval, bypass and fault behaviors are included in the requirement document.

03 / DESIGN

SIS architecture

Safety sensors, safety PLC/logic solver, network structure and final control elements are designed with independence principles.

04 / CALCULATION

SIL verification

Performance through architectural constraints, hardware fault tolerance, diagnostic coverage and proof test assumptions. is verified.

05 / TEST

FAT, SAT and validation

Cause-effect, function scenarios, error behavior and safe stop steps are tested according to acceptance criteria.

06 / BUSINESS

Proof test and change

Periodic testing, failure, bypass, request, maintenance and change records are managed in a controlled manner. is supported.

/ LAYERS OF PROTECTION

Each layer is independent,
risk reduction together.

From basic process control to emergency response, each protection layer has a different task. SIS moves the process to a safe state in a defined hazardous scenario, independent of normal control.

/ HOW TO DEVELOP AN ADJECTIVE?

Each security function,
six controlled steps

  1. 01
    Define the scenario

    The dangerous deviation, initiating event and unacceptable outcome are clarified.

  2. 02
    Assess the risk

    Available layers of protection and additional risk mitigation required are identified.

  3. 03
    SRS create

    Function, safe state, response time and test requirements are written.

  4. 04
    Design the system

    Sensor, logic solver and end element architecture are created with engineering rules.

  5. 05
    Verify and validate

    Requirements with calculation, FAT, SAT and function tests. is proven.

  6. 06
    Operate and maintain

    Proof testing, maintenance, bypass, request and change records are carried out in a controlled manner.

/ APPLICATION AREAS

Independent safety control in high-consequence process risks

01

Chemistry and petrochemistry

Safe stop functions in reactors, tanks, transfer, dosing and exothermic processes.

02

Energy and fuel

Burner, boiler, gas line, pressurized system and fuel supply safety scenarios.

03

Pharmaceutical and process production

Safety instrumentation of critical temperature, pressure, inerting and closed processes.

04

Food and utilities

Management of process risk in ammonia, steam, gas, CIP and pressure equipment.

/ NEXT SOLUTIONUnmanned Crane Applications
/ LET’S DEFINE THE NEXT STEP

Let’s review the safety scope
with the right discipline.

Share the machine or process boundary so the relevant safety engineering team can assess the next step.

Request a safety scope review Your request is routed directly to the relevant engineering team.