Probabilistic approach to gas explosions – explosion hazard
Assessing the effects of an open-air gas explosion
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Probabilistic approach to gas explosions – explosion hazard
Assessing the effects of an open-air gas explosion

Author : Laurent PARIS

Publication date: October 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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4. Probabilistic approach to gas explosions – explosion hazard

4.1 Objectives and benefits of the probabilistic approach

As we have already seen, the potential violence of a gas explosion in an industrial plant depends on numerous parameters. Some are fixed by the configuration studied (geometry, gas), but others can be much more random: position and direction of the leak, weather conditions, location of the ignition source, etc. In addition, the size of the accidental leak must itself be considered with a certain probability of occurrence. What's more, the size of the accidental leak itself has to be considered with a certain probability of occurrence.

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