The phrase 'safety apparatus' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a device or system designed to keep people safe from dangerous conditions. For example: The factory had to install several pieces of safety apparatus to comply with safety regulations.
Locating of normal transitions in high temperature superconducting (HTS) coils is important for protection and safety design of HTS apparatus.
Repetitive streamer discharges caused by transients, e.g. due to high frequency overvoltages, can ignite combustible mixtures, which has to be taken into account concerning the safety assessment of electrical apparatus for usage in hazardous areas.
Further work is needed to increase the data base of ignition test data from PDSCs, and thermodynamic constants to allow for the direct comparison, and to assess the suitability of this apparatus for safety testing of more materials.
Good grounding arrangement is very important for safe and reliable operation of a power system and to ensure safety of the power apparatus as well as the operating personnel.
And suddenly your safety net (the FLUDD apparatus) is stolen, you're sent back to basics, and you fail spectacularly — those "retro" platforming levels were fiendish.
And suddenly your safety net (the FLUDD apparatus) is stolen, you're sent back to basics, and you fail spectacularly those "retro" platforming levels were fiendish.
The classical tests of precision and safety of the medical apparatuses must thus include additional tests, taking into account the human component and highlighting all the details and mechanisms envisaged for this purpose.
The aim of this type of protection is to avoid the occurrence of ignitable sparks and thus have a distinctly higher degree of safety compared to conventional electrical apparatus.
It's essential for state and federal governments to consult with scientists -- actual, real scientists, in spite of this area's long and fierce tradition of anti-intellectualism when it comes to public policy -- and provide a regulatory apparatus for maintaining safety standards and making sure things are up to code, and that there's a protocol in place for when systems fail.
