石油化工
贝叶斯网络
风险分析(工程)
风险评估
根本原因
工艺安全
过程(计算)
计算机科学
工程类
可靠性工程
运营管理
在制品
业务
人工智能
计算机安全
废物管理
操作系统
作者
Lidong Pan,Yu Zheng,Juan Zheng,Bin Xu,Guangzhe Liu,Min Wang,Dingding Yang
出处
期刊:Sustainability
[Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute]
日期:2022-09-24
卷期号:14 (19): 12072-12072
被引量:13
摘要
Refining and chemical integration is the major trend in the development of the world petrochemical industry, showing intensive and large-scale development. The accident risks caused by this integration are complex and diverse, and pose new challenges to petrochemical industry safety. In order to clarify the characteristics of the accident and the risk root contained in the production process of the enterprise, avoid the risk reasonably and improve the overall safety level of the petrochemical industry, in this paper, 159 accident cases of dangerous chemicals in China from 2017–2021 were statistically analyzed. A Bayesian network (BN)-based risk analysis model was proposed to clarify the characteristics and root causes of accident risks in large refining enterprises. The prior probability parameter in the Bayesian network was replaced by the comprehensive weight, which combined subjective and objective weights. A hybrid method of fuzzy set theory and a noisy-OR gate model was employed to eliminate the problem of the conditional probability parameters being difficult to obtain and the evaluation results not being accurate in traditional BN networks. Finally, the feasibility of the methods was verified by a case study of a petrochemical enterprise in Zhoushan. The results indicated that leakage, fire and explosion were the main types of accidents in petrochemical enterprises. The human factor was the main influencing factors of the top six most critical risk root causes in the enterprise. The coupling risk has a relatively large impact on enterprise security. The research results are in line with reality and can provide a reference for the safety risk management and control of petrochemical enterprises.
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