5. Mistakes to avoid
5.1 Do not artificially cut a pipe into several sections
When analyzing the loss of containment of a pipe, it is not permitted to split it into several fictitious sections in order to reduce the probability of occurrence of hazardous phenomena. For example, a pipe of length L with a Class D leak frequency cannot be split into two Class E sections. On the other hand, if only one section of pipe is likely to lead to a level of severity, then two different accidents can be presented. The former sheet no. 6 of December 28, 2006 "Pipe leaks: representation and rating" (included in the circular of May 10, 2010) gives an example of application.
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Bibliography
IDDIR (O.). – Quantifying risk in hazard studies. [G4218]
Regulations
Loi n° 2003-699 du 30 juillet 2003 relating to the prevention of technological risks and the repair of damage
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