This paper presents a methodology of risk assessment for hazards associated with transportation of dangerous substances in long pipelines. The proposed methodology comprises a sequence of analyses and calculations used to determine basic reasons of pipeline failures and their probable consequences, taking individual and societal risk into account. A specific feature of this methodology is a combination of qualitative (historical data analysis, conformance test and scoring system of hazard assessment) and quantitative techniques of pipeline safety assessment. This enables a detailed analysis of risk associated with selected hazard sources by means of quantitative techniques. On the ground of this methodology typical problems that usually pose serious threat and constitute part of risk analysis for long fuel pipelines are also presented. To verify above methodology, complete risk analysis was performed for a 200 km fuel pipeline in Poland, comprising soil pollution, water pollution, fires with explosions, and fires on surfaces of water. Failure frequency was based on full bore rupture (1/year), leak 1% (1/year), and leak 0.01% (1/year). The available software (PHAST or EFFECTS) enables modelling of consequences of hazardous substance release from pipelines.
Aspects of risk analysis associated with major failures of fuel pipelines
Risikoanalyse für Schäden an Ölpipelines
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries ; 19 , 5 ; 399-408
2006
10 Seiten, 11 Bilder, 7 Tabellen, 23 Quellen
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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