2002
DOI: 10.1111/j.1559-3584.2002.tb00130.x
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Risk Analysis and Management for Marine Systems

Abstract: Sources of risk to marine systems include equipment failure, external events, human error, and institutional error. Equipment failure, the most readily recognized hazard on ships, may be categorized as either independent failure, such as the loss of steering because of the failure of a power steering pump or common‐cause failure, such as the loss of propulsion and steering resulting from a total loss of electrical power to the ship. Risk from external events arises from hazards such as collision with other shi… Show more

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“…According to [16] when assessing and evaluating the uncertainties associated N. R. L. Ofosu-Boateng Open Journal of Social Sciences with an event, risk is defined as the potential for loss as a result of a system failure, and can be influenced by a pair of factors, one being the probability of occurrence of an event, so called failure scenario, and the other being the potential outcome or consequence associated with the events occurrence. This can be represented as in the relationship below:…”
Section: Risk Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to [16] when assessing and evaluating the uncertainties associated N. R. L. Ofosu-Boateng Open Journal of Social Sciences with an event, risk is defined as the potential for loss as a result of a system failure, and can be influenced by a pair of factors, one being the probability of occurrence of an event, so called failure scenario, and the other being the potential outcome or consequence associated with the events occurrence. This can be represented as in the relationship below:…”
Section: Risk Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para a área de engenharia, segurança é o julgamento da aceitabilidade do risco para um sistema (AYYUB et al, 2002). Segundo Guimarães (2003), o conceito de segurança de sistemas está relacionado aos fundamentos da ciência das falhas, sendo segurança de sistemas definida como a capacidade de um sistema cumprir uma missão com sucesso para o tempo ao qual foi concebido, sem que ocorram eventos com consequências indesejáveis.…”
Section: Conceituação De Segurança De Sistemasunclassified
“…Nesse método, as probabilidades de falha são atribuídas para os eventos base -tal nome lhes é atribuído por eles estarem na base da árvore; a partir daí, por meio de procedimentos analíticos da teoria de confiabilidade de sistemas (sistema em série, paralelo ou misto), segue-se o caminho em direção ao topo da árvore para se chegar às probabilidades de falha dos eventos intermediários e do topo (AYYUB et al,1999(AYYUB et al, , 2002.…”
Section: áRvore De Falhasunclassified
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