The phrase "fail-safe design" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It describes a design or system that includes measures to prevent or minimize failure in case of malfunctions or errors. Example: The new airplane was praised for its fail-safe design, ensuring the safety of passengers even in the event of extreme weather conditions.
This paper introduces a fail-safe design methodology for large-capacity lithium-ion battery systems.
Axles are one of the most important components in railway vehicle with regard to safety, since a fail-safe design is not available.
*Wear of parts was considered inevitable by the regulators and the builders but not considered contradictory to the requirement for a fail-safe design.
These topics could provide some insights into the development of a fail-safe design methodology for high-temperature coating systems.
The present work attempts to diagnose the cause of failure and to make the fail-safe design.
Railway axles are one of the most important components in railway systems since a fail-safe design is not available.
These studies may provide some important insights for developing fail-safe designing methodologies for multilayered systems.
Depending on the application, such as the development of flexible electronics or the reliability of interconnects, and on the loading conditions, one or both of these ductility indices can be key in the definition of fail-safe designs.
"I envision a future full of accessible platforms where people have accessible resources to empower and support themselves to do and learn anything they want". Enhancement-mode operation (normally-off at 0V gate) is highly desired for power electronics, reducing power consumption and allowing for fail-safe designs.
Aircraft structures must meet several design requirements such as, minimum weight, high stiffness and fail safe design; these competing criteria must all be met by the final design.
Such kind of nuclear-grade system and/or components distinguish themselves from generic industrial products with the so-called fail safe design feature, which means that the system must still be safe even if components fail.
