Fuzzy Fault Tree Analysis : Case Studies

Anand Deshpande

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Risk and Safety Analysis Reliability and Maintenance Optimization Fault Detection and Control Systems

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Estimation of the fuzzy probability of occurrence of an hazardous event (such as: accidental release of chemicals) taking recourse to Fuzzy Sets Theory (FST) is the topic of immediate relevance in Probabilistics Risk Assessment for Chemical Industry. The paper relates to fuzzification of fault trees of 15000 MT capacity atmospheric storage tank and nitric acid reactor. The case studies on fuzzy fault tree analysis using available interfailure statistics of process control instruments brings out its utility over the conventional probabilistic approach.

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1983Fault-Tree Analysis by Fuzzy Probability 1990Use of fuzzy set theory for level-I studies in probabilistic risk assessment 1981Reliability and risk analysis : methods and nuclear power applications 1989On the problems and future of safety and risk analysis 1991Accidental release

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