Estrella Vergara EN-ACE group 24th May 2017

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Estrella Vergara EN-ACE group 24th May 2017 Application of Classical and Modern Dependability Engineering Methods for Project Management of a Large Research Facility Estrella Vergara EN-ACE group 24th May 2017

Classical and Modern Dependability Engineering Methods Objective: This thesis aims to apply classical and modern dependability engineering analysis to the Project Management of complex scientific facilities Classical Methods: Inputs Fixed data Models Dependability studies focused on two type of events: Events that cause damage on the investment, personnel and/or environment: e.g. safety system failure, accident that has not been taken into account or human/operator errors, etc. Events that decrease the machine availability: incorrect machine design, poor maintainability, machine protection oversized, etc. Outputs to optimise Minimising these aspects  machine reliability optimised Tooling: statistics, Monte-Carlo simulation, fault tree analysis, etc. PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara

PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara STAMP philosophy (1/2) Prediction of operational breakdowns for Systems of Systems (SoS) System-of-System [1], [2] : Operational and Managerial independence of constituent systems Evolutionary development process Emergent behavior Geographical distribution Interdisciplinary Heterogeneity of the constituent systems Network of systems Project Management of a Large Research Facility        STAMP Systems-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes STPA Systems-Theoretic Process Analysis CAST Causal Analysis based on STAMP System-of-System: STAMP should work [1] Maier, M.W. (1998). Architecting principles for System-of-Systems. Syst.-Eng., 1: 267-284 [2] DeLaurentis, D.A. (2008). Understanding Transportation as Sos Problem, in Sos Engineering (ed M.Jamshidi). John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara

PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara STAMP philosophy (2/2) “Instead of building analyses on the assumption that accidents are caused by chains of directly related events and that these events occur simultaneously by change, STAMP highlight the fact that accidents occur because systems allow them to occur.”[3] Paradigm change According to Einstein: “Progress in science (moving from one paradigm to another) is like climbing a mountain” Old paradigm New paradigm New paradigm includes the old one [3] F. Asplund, J. El-khoury, M. Törngren. Safety-Guided Design through System-Theoretic Process Analysis, Benefits and Difficulties. KTH Royal Institute of Technilogy, Stockholm, Sweden PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara

PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara Work Plan (1/2) Selection of two systems: A simple system and a SoS Systems that have suffered an incident in the past (if possible) Electrical rack damaged by an animal Man locked in a MAD String2 He Leak in the Cryo-line Crystal collimator, TCSPM A31L2 magnet exchanged in the LHC Training quench … STPA and classical analysis: Comparing both methodologies in two different types of systems Would it have been possible to predict these incidents using STAMP methods? Reliability and availability of both systems in order to understand the process PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara

PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara Work Plan (2/2) Risk and dependability study on Project Management (PM) If we consider PM as a SoS, would it be possible to apply these methods ? Inputs Fixed data Models Outputs to optimize Reliability and availability, including STAMP risk analysis, on PM: SoS under analysis: planning, preparation, control and implementation of an LHC long shutdown / particle accelerator installation, etc. SoS Mission: completion of all the required tasks within the accepted time and cost Mission performance indicators: project delay, over-costs, non-performed activities, injured/casualties, environment damage, etc. Events (hazards): interruption of activities, activities delay, incompatible activities, external interruptions, etc. Risk mitigation: flexible planning, field monitoring, preventing scheduled maintenance, etc. Find a model that makes a planning for a new project or a technical stop more reliable PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara

Thanks for your attention! Estrella Vergara evergara@cern.ch PhD Thesis Overview - Estrella Vergara