Fault-Tolerant Design is a systematic engineering framework within chemical process design that enables a process to maintain safe and operational functionality despite the occurrence of component failures or external disturbances, distinguished by its integration of redundancy, resilience mechanisms, and adaptive control strategies to sustain performance under fault conditions.
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Fault Tolerance by Design Diversity: Concepts and Experiments
High-availability computer systems
Jodi Gray, Daniel P. Siewiorek · Computer · 1991 · 339 citations
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