Single Failure Criterion
Single Failure Criterion : A criterion (or requirement) applied to a system such that it must be capable of performing its task in the presence of any single failure. The double contingency principle is a principle applied, for example, in the design of processes for fuel cycle facilities, such that the design for a process must include sufficient safety factors that a criticality accident would not be possible unless at least two unlikely and independent changes in process conditions were to occur concurrently
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