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Reliability evaluation of fire alarm systems using dynamic Bayesian networks and fuzzy fault tree analysis

, 2020
In almost all industries, fire alarm systems play a vital role in the reducing the risks associated with fires and damages. Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate their reliability and performance in emergency situations.
M. Jafari   +3 more
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New gate operations of fuzzy fault tree analysis

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE 3rd International Fuzzy Systems Conference, 2002
Fault tree analysis (FTA) is a widely used method for system analysis in which a particular type of fault is expanded deductively to several causes (events) and basic causes (events) are determined. The representation of the relationship between the occurrence of an upper event and that of the lower events is called a gate operation.
T. Fujino, F.C. Hadipriono
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Risk evaluation of oil and natural gas pipelines due to natural hazards using fuzzy fault tree analysis

Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering, 2019
Oil and gas sector plays a major role in a country's economy. The development of large transmission pipelines for onshore and offshore gas transport is executed rapidly. These pipelines are vulnerable to natural disasters and can have a serious impact on
Pavanaditya Badida   +2 more
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Fuzzy fault tree analysis of a power transformer

2012 International Conference on Quality, Reliability, Risk, Maintenance, and Safety Engineering, 2012
Power transformer is an essential and integral part of any power system. Failure of power transformer affects the working of entire system. Since failure probability is smaller as compared to success, it is easier to carry out the failure analysis for estimating the success probability.
Sanchit Saran Agarwal, M. L. Kansal
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GIS reliability analysis based trapezoid fuzzy fault tree

2010 18th International Conference on Geoinformatics, 2010
GIS reliability refers to the ability to complete the requirements under the specified conditions and time. In this paper, there are five elements including object, conditions of use, use of time, functions and capabilities, to evaluate GIS reliability proposed by the combination in a engineering GIS.
Shengwu Hu, Xiaosan Ge
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A new method for fuzzy fault tree analysis

Microelectronics Reliability, 1989
It is well-known that the conventional fault tree analysis using probabilities has been found to be inadequate to handle the imprecision of input failure data and the uncertainties associated with the modelling particularly in relation to dependency of failures.
Misra, K. B., Weber, G. G.
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A fuzzy diagnosis approach using dynamic fault trees

Chemical Engineering Science, 2002
Abstract By incorporating digraph models, fault trees and fuzzy inference mechanisms in a unified framework, a novel approach for fault diagnosis is developed in this work. To relieve the on-line computation load, the fault origins considered in diagnosis are limited to the basic events in the cut sets of a given fault tree.
Sheng-Yung Chang   +2 more
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Method of fuzzy fault tree analysis

2008
This paper presents the possibility of extension of the classical fault tree analysis FTA with the fuzzy fault tree analysis FFTA. The integration of the FFTA within the tree fault is presented as well as the example of the simulation of the fuzzy sets basic events with affiliated functions of affiliation.
Čala, Ivo   +2 more
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Application of Fuzzy Fault Tree Analysis (FFTA) to maritime industry: A risk analysing of ship mooring operation

Ocean Engineering, 2019
Risk assessment has always been a serious concern in maritime transportation since shipping activities can pose potential harm to human life, commodity and maritime environment.
A. Kuzu, Emre Akyuz, O. Arslan
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Fuzzy Fault Tree Analysis of Railway Traffic Safety

Traffic and Transportation Studies (2000), 2000
The safety analysis of railway traffic system is presented in this paper. Fuzzy fault tree technique has been adopted in safety analysis. The main traffic accidents—top events of fault trees—have been analyzed down to the level of human errors and hardware failures. In the fuzzy fault-tree model, the possibility of failure, i.e.
Hong-Zhong Huang, Xu Yuan, Xin-Sheng Yao
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