GB/Z 29638-2013
ActiveFunctional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems - Functional safety and GB/T 20438
电气/电子/可编程电子安全相关系统的功能安全 功能安全概念及GB/T 20438系列概况
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This standard provides guidance on applying functional safety principles to electrical, electronic, and programmable electronic systems, specifically clarifying the relationship between functional safety concepts and the GB/T 20438 series (the Chinese adoption of IEC 61508). It is used in manufacturing and industrial automation contexts to help engineers and procurement professionals understand how to design, assess, and procure safety-related systems that mitigate risks in machinery and process control applications. The standard serves as an introductory overview for implementing safety lifecycle requirements across various industries where system failures could lead to hazards.
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