Assessment for nuclear security using Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) incorporated with Neural Networking Method in nuclear power plants (NPPs)

Abstract

Abstract Nuclear terrorism is studied by the complex algorithm with Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and neural networking method. For the modeling, the modified crisis response is incorporated with the AHP level structure of five detections. It is applied to select the nine ranks with an input layer, hidden layer, and output layer in a neural networking algorithm containing the operator’s thinking. For 60 years, the range of the secure operation is between 0.01972 in the 18th year and 0.02099 in the 41st year, which means the highest range of security is about 1.064 times higher than that of the lowest value in this study. For the graphics, the highest and lowest values are seen as detection #5 and #1 respectively. The five sites differ in a dynamic manner where the #5 site is more than that of #1. This anti-terrorism study could be applied to energy or chemical plants in the future.

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