Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4981143 | Safety Science | 2017 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
In order to design the proposed model, it is necessary to consider the opinion of the experts. Therefore, a questionnaire on the variables was designed and replied by forty international experts. To test the model, it was applied to two real case studies of chemical plants. New frequency values were obtained and together with the consequence assessment, new iso-risk curves were plotted allowing to compare them to the ones resulting from a quantitative risk analysis (QRA). Since the human factor is now reflected in the failure frequency estimation, the results are more realistic and accurate, and consequently they improve the final risk assessment.
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Authors
J.R. González Dan, Josep Arnaldos, R.M. Darbra,