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Assessing safety, stability and accuracy

It can be assumed that a process typical of that in Example 5.1.1 contains neither valuable nor
harmful ingredients. Therefore, overflow or water starvation will be safe, but not economic or
productive.

In terms of stability, the operator would be able to handle this process providing he pays full and
constant attention.

Accuracy is not a feature of this process because the operator can only respond to a visible and
recognisable error.

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