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A system-theoretic, control-inspired view and approach to process safety

Leveson et al., 2013

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Leveson N
Stephanopoulos G
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Accidents in the process industry continue to occur, and we do not seem to be making much progress in reducing them (Venkatasubramanian, 2011). Postmortem analysis has indicated that they were preventable and had similar systemic causes (Kletz, 2003). Why do we fail to …
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