The phrase "as a safety system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mechanism or process designed to prevent accidents or ensure safety in various contexts, such as engineering, technology, or health.
Example: "The new software update includes several features that function as a safety system to protect user data from breaches."
Alternatives: "as a protective measure" or "as a security mechanism."
In nuclear reactors, natural circulation can be used as a passive safety system or as a main heat transfer mechanism.
As with many earlier man-made disasters, much of the solution will lie in technology-rich inspection, monitoring, feedback and control systems such as Teledyne specializes in, as well as safety systems where both Honeywell and United Technologies have invested heavily.
Passive Systems are increasingly playing a prominent role in the advanced nuclear reactor systems and are being utilised in normal operations as well as safety systems of the reactors following an accident.
A comprehensive decision support system doesn't simply digitize a paper chart — it monitors a patient's vitals, detects potential problems, issues alerts and reminders to clinicians, and generally performs as a safety net system, all of which have an enormous impact on patient safety and significantly reduce malpractice claims.
Other, perhaps more intractable problems, Silver says, include the building's lack of a fire safety system, as well as issues with heat, hot water and bedbugs.
Experimental data concerning the reliability of fuel cell systems (FCS) in aviation are still unavailable to technical community, while assessing reliability of a component or a whole system represents a fundamental aspect that allows a new technology to be introduced in a high safety system such as an aircraft.
In advanced nuclear power plants, a horizontal U-shaped heat exchanger submerged in a pool is under development as a key equipment of a passive safety system.
The proposed fault simulator will enable industrial plants to specify and validate safety requirements as part of safety system design as well as to support recovery and shutdown operation and disaster management.
The Standards Working Group analyzed different standards or guides used in various European tissue banks as a quality and safety system.
The aim is to technically advance and combine several technologies and integrate them as integral part of a personnel safety system to improve safety, maintain availability, reduce errors and decrease the time needed for scheduled or ad hoc interventions.
