The present paper refers to the obtained results by using Fuzzy Fault Tree analyses of accidental scenarios which entail the potential exposure of operators working in irradiation industrial plants. For these analyses the HEART methodology, a first generation of the Human Reliability Analysis method, has been employed to evaluate the probability of human erroneous actions. This technique has been modified by us on the basis of fuzzy set concept to more directly take into account the uncertainties of the so called error-promoting factors, on which the method is grounded. The results allow also to provide some recommendations on procedures and safety equipments to reduce the radiological exposure risk.
Casamirra, M., Castiglia, F., Giardina, M., Tomarchio, E. (2009). A fuzzy modelling of HEART methodology: application in safety analyses of accidental exposures in irradiation plants. RADIATION EFFECTS AND DEFECTS IN SOLIDS, 164 N. 56(164), 291-296 [10.1080/10420150902805153].
A fuzzy modelling of HEART methodology: application in safety analyses of accidental exposures in irradiation plants
CASAMIRRA, Maddalena;CASTIGLIA, Francesco;GIARDINA, Mariarosa;TOMARCHIO, Elio Angelo
2009-01-01
Abstract
The present paper refers to the obtained results by using Fuzzy Fault Tree analyses of accidental scenarios which entail the potential exposure of operators working in irradiation industrial plants. For these analyses the HEART methodology, a first generation of the Human Reliability Analysis method, has been employed to evaluate the probability of human erroneous actions. This technique has been modified by us on the basis of fuzzy set concept to more directly take into account the uncertainties of the so called error-promoting factors, on which the method is grounded. The results allow also to provide some recommendations on procedures and safety equipments to reduce the radiological exposure risk.
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