Analysis and evaluation of risks in underground mining using the decision matrix risk-assessment (DMRA) technique, in Guanajuato, Mexico

Domínguez, Claudia Rivera; Martínez, Ignacio Villanueva; Peña, Paloma María Piñón; Ochoa, Adolfo Rodríguez

doi:10.46873/2300-3960.1075

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“…Luo et al 20 have been developed a risk evaluation method using a risk matrix, fault tree, and fishbone diagram, then the fuzzy analysis is carried out for refinement in the risk matrix and construct quantitative risk standard. Dominguez et al 21 have been developed a decision matrix risk‐assessment (DMRA) technique, where accidents are classified into their severity and probability.…”

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Development of comprehensive fire and explosion risk assessment on coal reclaim tunnel using Monte Carlo simulation and risk matrix method

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The new comprehensive fire and explosion risk assessment of coal reclaim tunnel (CRT), by applying Monte Carlo simulation to address the probability distribution of risk fire and explosion factor, and the risk matrix analysis as a method to classify the total risk rating obtained from Monte Carlo simulation, has been proposed in the present research. Two CRT facilities, that is A and B, which differentiate by the locations have been analyzed using the proposed method. The result shows that CRT A is classified as extreme risk level, and CRT B is divided into two groups, which classified as high-risk level with cumulative probability of 81.73% and as moderate risk level with cumulative probability of 18.27%. Because they situated on the extreme risk and high-risk level, the risks are classified in unacceptable risk level. After simulating with several preventive actions, the result shows that the risks have been lowered into acceptable risk level, with a 100% probability of moderate-risk level. A sensitivity analysis for the CRT A and B reveals that among 49 factors identified, the 4 (four) most influential factors for the fire and explosion risk are the ventilation system, the oxygen concentration, a coal spontaneous combustion, and the monitoring facilities.

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