A Novel Method for Priority Assessment of Electrical Fire Risk in Typical Underwater Equipment Cabins in China

Nan, Sulan; Li, Kaiyuan; Pan, Li; Tang, Fang; Baolati, Jiayidaer; Zou, Yanyan; Tu, Jinping; Jin, Yiyang

doi:10.1007/s10694-022-01252-z

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“…Finally, the feasible solution is preferred by the TOPSIS method to arrive at the optimal solution [27]. Decision-making and risk management based on prioritized ranking results is a common tool in fire risk assessment and control [28]. A detailed description of the method and steps is shown in Algorithm 1.…”

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Study on Location of Fire Stations in Chemical Industry Parks from a Public Safety Perspective: Considering the Domino Effect and the Identification of Major Hazard Installations for Hazardous Chemicals

Jiang

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Wei

et al. 2023

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In order to select the location of fire stations more scientifically and improve the efficiency of emergency management in chemical industry parks (CIPs), an improved risk calculation model for hazardous chemicals has been proposed by taking the domino effect and the identification of major hazardous installations for hazardous chemicals into account. In the analysis of the domino effect, the Monte Carlo simulation was used. Then, a location model of the fire stations was established with the optimization objectives of minimizing total cost and maximizing total risk coverage. The solving procedure of the location model is based on the augmented ε-constraint method combined with the TOPSIS method. Finally, a green chemical industry park was used as a case study for the validation and analysis of the location model. The results showed that the improved model could protect the high-risk areas, which is beneficial for the location decisions of fire stations.

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confidence: 99%