FHA

FHA

What is FHA?

The Fault Hazard Analysis is a deductive method of analysis that can be used exclusively as a qualitative analysis. The fault hazard analysis requires a detailed investigation of the subsystems to determine component hazard modes, causes of these hazards, and resultant effects to the subsystem and its operation. This type of analysis is a form of a family of reliability analyses called failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) and FMECA.  The chief difference between the FMEA/FMECA and the fault hazard analysis is a matter of depth.

Purpose of FHA

  • Aid in system design concept selection.
  • Support "functional mechanizing" of hardware.
  • "Design out" critical safety failure modes.
  • Assist in operational planning.
  • Provide inputs to management risk control efforts.

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