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Safety science

eliminating or reducing hazards at the source through design rather than adding protective systems.

In safety science, inherent safety refers to eliminating or reducing hazards at the source through design rather than adding protective systems. This meaning comes from Khan (2003) in The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering.[1]

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Khan, F. I., & Amyotte, P. R. (2003). How to Make Inherent Safety Practice a Reality. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 81(1), 2-16. https://doi.org/10.1002/cjce.5450810101

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