One expert opinion is a analysis of the individual and societal risks associated with the use of supplemental oxygen
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Help~~~~~~~~ Recently, while reviewing an oxygen production project, an expert suggested that a risk analysis of the individual and societal risks associated with oxygen production be conducted. Does this need to be calculated using software? I searched online and found a software called DNV PHAST_FX SAFETY 6.51; I’ve never used it before. Could someone please confirm whether this software requires input of risk probabilities or something similar? I really don’t know how to do that.
Currently, for the safety assessment of primary and secondary major hazard sources, it is necessary to calculate individual risk and societal risk. I’m not sure if your oxygen production system meets the above conditions (it may meet them if there are facilities for storing liquid oxygen). If the above conditions are met, individual and societal risks should be analyzed. It’s relatively easy to calculate individual risks and societal risks with software; without it, the calculation becomes quite troublesome. Anke Academy (I think so.) But this isn’t advertising.) A software has been developed that can calculate social and individual risks.
Thank you! For this project, the major hazard sources are only at level 3, but expert advice suggests that additional analysis be carried out; I’ll go check the software and learn more about it!
It is possible to consult experts on-site. Once there are opinions on site, it gets difficult; it has to be done. Sometimes experts also make mistakes.
These days, there’s a constant emphasis on social risks and individual risks; this suggestion has been raised in the reviews of several of our projects, regardless of Article 9 of Document No. 40.
In China, the software available for such calculations is \"Anquan Wuyou Wang\" developed by Nanjing Anyuan Company; it requires an account and password to be used. Another option is the CROSS-QRA quantitative risk simulation software produced by the Academy of Safety Science. Internationally, DNV Phase & Safety is currently used for simulating individual and societal risks