Interior Explosive Model Evaluation for Application in Probabilistic Risk Assessment

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Kevin Wegman Natalie Zeleznik Brian Somes Patrick Wilson Brian Hawkins David Bradley Rachel Gooding
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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602 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2017

Abstract

"To perform a probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), a method of quantifying the risks associated withinfrequent high consequence events, consequence models that generate representative estimates of human health consequences for a wide variety of representative scenarios are commonly used. Criteria that suitable models must possess include: (1) input requirements necessary to generate large volumes ofprobabilistic simulations; (2) the capability to output injuries with the necessary details and resolution;(3) the ability to capture the variety of different scenarios inherent in an assessment; (4) acceptable cost and computational requirements; and (5) sufficient stakeholder buy-in for community acceptance."
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APA: Kevin Wegman Natalie Zeleznik Brian Somes Patrick Wilson Brian Hawkins David Bradley Rachel Gooding  (2017)  Interior Explosive Model Evaluation for Application in Probabilistic Risk Assessment

MLA: Kevin Wegman Natalie Zeleznik Brian Somes Patrick Wilson Brian Hawkins David Bradley Rachel Gooding Interior Explosive Model Evaluation for Application in Probabilistic Risk Assessment. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2017.

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