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Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) is a systematic approach to identify and evaluate potential hazards and operability issues in a process.

HAZOP is a team-based approach that involves brainstorming sessions to identify potential hazards and operability issues.
The team identifies deviations from the intended design and evaluates their potential consequences.
The study results in recommendations for mitigating or eliminating identified hazards and improving operability.
HAZOP is typically conducted during the design phase of a process, but can also be done during operation or maintenance.
Examples of hazards that can be identified through HAZOP include fire, explosion, toxic releases, and environmental impacts.

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