CECILIA – from A to Z Training

OBJECTIVES

CECILIA – from A to Z training course will enable you to discover and put into practice all the features of CECILIA (FTA, MBSA, computations, settings). This course combines C2.1 and C2.2 trainings.

Note that Visio training is organized over 3 non-consecutive days (2+1).

TARGET POPULATION

General public

PREREQUISITE

Degree in engineering / Master of Science

TEACHING METHODS

Lectures, tutorials

EVALUATION METHODS

None

TRAINER

Safety expert (20 years’ experience)

REGISTRATION DEADLINES

1,5 months minimum (INTER/VISIO in French) – 2 months minimum (INTER/VISIO in English / INTRA)

ACCESSIBILITY

Handicap referent: +337.65.50.40.66 / contact@satodev.fr

REFERENCE: C2
DURATION: 3 day(s)
PLACE: Toulouse / Visio

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CUSTOMIZED: contact@satodev.fr

TRAINING CONTENT

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the training, you will be able to:

  • Master the graphical interface, the main menus and the settings of Cecilia-Workshop
  • Create a fault tree (FTA) and manage DSFs (Dependent System Faults)
  • Master the AltaRica language and modify a components’ library
  • Create and simulate step by step an MBSA model
  • Manage events (probability laws, failure rates, attributes)
  • Perform various calculations (cuts, sequences, probabilities, common causes, MEL)
  • Export a model and a fault tree, generate documents

LECTURES (5 hours)

  • Presentation of Cecilia-Workshop
    • Graphical interface, menus, settings
    • AltaRica language
    • Components’ library
    • DSF (Dependent System Fault)
    • Events’ management

TUTORIALS (16 hours)

  • Building a components’ library with Cecilia Workshop
  • Creating a static MBSA model with Cecilia Workshop
    • Step-by-step simulation
  • Creating an FTA with Cecilia Workshop
  • Using a static MBSA model and an FTA
    • Cuts and probabilities computation
    • Attribute cuts, common causes
    • MEL (Minimum Equipment List) computation
  • Creating and using a dynamic MBSA model with Cecilia Workshop
    • Sequences computation