Cryogenic Safety Sample Clauses

Cryogenic Safety. While State-of-the-Art protection concepts rely on worst-case considerations with static loads, dynamic simulation of risk scenarios is needed in order to exploit small design/safety margins for cutting-edge performance of accelerator equipment. Cryogenic safety is a crucial aspect of helium cryostat design and a new European Standard for “Helium cryostats – protection against excessive pressure” is being developed with support from AMICI WP5.3 in order to harmonise the understanding of risk and technical solutions.
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Cryogenic Safety. First models that describe the process dynamics in cryogenic incidents must be developed further and validated experimentally. The future goal is to develop dynamic models for cryogenic incidents, which are harmonised and generally accepted for the dimensioning of pressure relief devices.
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Cryogenic Safety. 5.5.1 Cryogenic equipment This equipment shall comply with the following CERN Safety rules:  Safety Regulation on mechanical equipment (SR-M),  General Safety Instruction on standard pressure equipment (GSI-M2);  General Safety Instruction on special mechanical equipment (GSI-M3). Whenever falling under the scope of GSI-M2, the cryogenic equipment shall meet the essential safety requirements set by the following European Directives:  Directive 97/23/EC on pressure equipment - Pressure Equipment Directive (PED);  Directive 2010/35/EU on transportable pressure equipment – Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive (TPED). Transportable cryogenic equipment whenever intended to be incorporated in a permanent cryogenic installation shall also comply with the PED (in addition to compliance with TPED). For the remaining cases, GSI-M3 is applicable. Cryogenic equipment and cryogenic systems shall be subjected to a cryogenic safety assessment before the start of the corresponding cryogenic activities. This assessment contains a summary of the safety requirements applicable to cryogenic equipment and its corresponding activities as well as the documents that are required to demonstrate compliance with these requirements and which constitute the safety file.
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