Redundancy
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In information theory, a designation for the existence
of superfluous elements in a message, which do not supply additional
information, but only support the intended basic information. In reactor
technology, all safety-relevant measuring values, e.g. the neutron flux
density in the reactor are determined by three measuring systems which
are independent from one another and only the value indicated by at
least two systems is considered correct. The multiple design of important
technical systems (emergency cooling system, emergency power devices)
is also called redundancy.

Schematic diagram of redundancy for the closing function
(a) and opening function
(b) of valves in a pipe
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TopFuel 2012
2 - 6 Sept. 2012 in Manchester, UK
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ENC 2012
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