2005
DOI: 10.3139/124.100246
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Abstract: The fire hazard analysis methodology and main results of Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant RBMK-1500 type reactor's systems and rooms with safety elements and also rooms adjacent to main rooms and other fire hazardous rooms are presented. In total this concerns about 2100 rooms in the control area of one Unit, where the fire could influence nuclear safety of the power plant. For this purpose the decision-making computerized system FIRE-INPP was developed. It includes modules for recording necessary information, dat… Show more

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“…The requirement for a complete analysis framework in combination with the importance of human expertise creates the need for a comprehensive decision making environment for performing fire hazard analysis. The need for this type of computer generated decision making environment to perform fire hazard analysis was identified and outlined in Poskas et al, 2005. This work is focused on providing the user an integrated set of modeling tools in coordination with a decision making module.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The requirement for a complete analysis framework in combination with the importance of human expertise creates the need for a comprehensive decision making environment for performing fire hazard analysis. The need for this type of computer generated decision making environment to perform fire hazard analysis was identified and outlined in Poskas et al, 2005. This work is focused on providing the user an integrated set of modeling tools in coordination with a decision making module.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%