Can I add HAZOP as a fourth branch?

Yes — append a fourth column for HAZOP showing process deviations (No flow, More flow, Reverse flow, etc.) with their causes and consequences.

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Risk Analysis Framework: FMEA / FTA / DSM

Three complementary risk analyses (failure mode, fault tree, dependency) sharing a simulation telemetry source.

When to use this prompt

For systems-engineering risk management figures and capstone or qualification reports.

The prompt

A risk analysis framework comparing three complementary methods, drawn as a hub with three branches.

Top — Shared Source:
- "Simulation Telemetry Data" (cylinder), feeding all three downstream analyses.

Three branches arranged below, each a vertical column:

Branch A — FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis):
- Identification of subsystem failure modes
- Severity / Occurrence / Detection scoring
- Risk Priority Number = S * O * D
- Mitigation actions table

Branch B — FTA (Fault Tree Analysis):
- A small inverted-tree icon: top-level undesired event "Mission failure" branching down through AND / OR gates to root failures.

Branch C — DSM (Design Structure Matrix):
- A small NxN grid showing dependency markers between subsystems on the diagonal.

Bottom — Integrated Risk Dashboard:
- Outputs from all three branches feed into a single integrated dashboard summarising Top Risks, Critical Subsystems, and Recommended Mitigations.

Style: clean systems-engineering schematic, navy and orange palette, white background, sans-serif labels. Suitable for IEEE Aerospace or systems-engineering capstone reports.

Variations

Add criticality heatmap

Insert a heatmap above the integrated dashboard summarising criticality (S*O*D) per subsystem with red-yellow-green tiers.

Tips

Use distinct icons for each branch (table for FMEA, tree for FTA, matrix for DSM) — these are the conventional visual signatures.
Show a single shared source feeding all three. Without it readers don't see why the methods are complementary.
End on an integrated dashboard — three loose branches without integration look unfinished.