The conventional procedure for the Quantitative Risk Assessment of industrial installations or industrial areas, as well as for Land Use Planning with respect to major accident hazards should include the accident scenarios triggered by external hazard factors. In particular, domino effects (also known as escalation or knock-on) due to nearby sites, ii) natural events as earthquakes or flooding; iii) intentional misoperation, due malicious acts of interference. An insight of these issues will be provided in the following, jointly to a discussion of the current and the future approaches available for the quantitative assesment of these external hazard factors in a QRA framework.
E. Salzano, V. Cozzani (2012). Introducing External Hazard Factors in Quantitative Risk Analysis. REVISTA DE INGENIERIA, 37, 50-56.
Introducing External Hazard Factors in Quantitative Risk Analysis
SALZANO, ERNESTO;COZZANI, VALERIO
2012
Abstract
The conventional procedure for the Quantitative Risk Assessment of industrial installations or industrial areas, as well as for Land Use Planning with respect to major accident hazards should include the accident scenarios triggered by external hazard factors. In particular, domino effects (also known as escalation or knock-on) due to nearby sites, ii) natural events as earthquakes or flooding; iii) intentional misoperation, due malicious acts of interference. An insight of these issues will be provided in the following, jointly to a discussion of the current and the future approaches available for the quantitative assesment of these external hazard factors in a QRA framework.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
