Support for ASILs Sample Clauses

Support for ASILs. ASIL decomposition and allocation is an important objective for MAENAD and a major requirement in order to be able to fully support ISO 26262-compatible safety-driven design. This section details a newly developed algorithm that enables the automatic decomposition and allocation of ASILs across independent elements of the system by building upon earlier work on FTA; ASILs assigned to hazards can then be decomposed to the minimal cut sets that cause those hazards. By enumerating the different permutations of those ASILs assigned to multi-event cut sets in a recursive process, it is possible to determine all possible valid ASIL allocations for the basic events of a system while ensuring that the resulting allocations are still capable of meeting the original safety requirements. EAST-ADL language support is relatively mature and language elements for both hazard analysis and ASILs are present. However, it may be that these need tweaking or extending to streamline the process in response to practical experience.
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