2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.anucene.2015.03.053
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Estimating the response times of human operators working in the main control room of nuclear power plants based on the context of a seismic event – A case study

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“…Many aspects of operator response to seismic events have been characterized in HRA (Park et al, 2015;EPRI, 2012). Presley et al (2013aPresley et al ( & 2013b have performed some additional analyses using the EPRI method.…”
Section: Hra Characterization Of Mcr Operator Response To Sbo and Floodingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many aspects of operator response to seismic events have been characterized in HRA (Park et al, 2015;EPRI, 2012). Presley et al (2013aPresley et al ( & 2013b have performed some additional analyses using the EPRI method.…”
Section: Hra Characterization Of Mcr Operator Response To Sbo and Floodingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Presley et al (2013aPresley et al ( & 2013b have performed some additional analyses using the EPRI method. Both Park et al (2015) and the preliminary HRA approach developed by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI; 2012) focused on the increased response times in operator actions as a result of a seismic event. Park et al (2015) in particular attempted to quantify the appropriate time delays for diagnosis and action for main control room and field operators under four different levels of seismic damage.…”
Section: Hra Characterization Of Mcr Operator Response To Sbo and Floodingmentioning
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“…Company aspects, the personal characteristics of the worker and his/her qualification/training, the complexity of the tasks under existing environmental conditions (temperature, noise, lighting, smells, etc.) and the human-machine interface are some of the PSFs normally considered [5], [6], [10]- [13].…”
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