Auto-CREAM: Software application for evaluation of HEP with basic and extended CREAM for PSA studies
Vipul Garg,
Gopika Vinod and
Vivek Kant
Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2023, vol. 236, issue C
Abstract:
Human Reliability Analysis (HRA) enables the estimation of the contribution of erroneous actions from the control room and field operators towards the overall risk, as Human Error Probability (HEP). A challenge usually encountered in HRA is inaccuracy in manual calculation of HEP and variance in the evaluated HEP results for the same case study by different HRA practitioners; owing to unavailability of professional software tools for HRA, unlike plenty of such tools available for Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA). CREAM, a widely used second generation HRA method quantifies the conditional failure probability of operator's cognition with respect to the context. Since it is a detailed method based on the concepts of cognition, manual evaluation of HEP with CREAM still remains a cumbersome and error prone process. The objective of this article is to address these challenges by automating and validating the CREAM predictive analysis as a software application. In developing the application, the research contribution of this paper is implementation of uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of the probability of Human Failure Event (HFE) i.e. P(HFE/Context). Uncertainty analysis in Auto-CREAM is performed using a numerical technique, unlike the expert elicitation or empirical approaches adopted by HRA methods.
Keywords: CREAM; HRA; Second generation HRA; HEP; PSA (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ress.2023.109318
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