The Risk Criteria for Assessment of Temporary Changes in a Nuclear Power Plant

Marko Čepin

Risk Analysis, 2007, vol. 27, issue 4, 991-998

Abstract: Risk criterion is a term that may distinguish between what is considered as an acceptable level of safety and what is not. One of the ways of determining quantitative risk criteria for temporary changes in a nuclear power plant considering probabilistic safety assessment is presented. Risk criteria are based on timing and on time duration of the change. Several examples of temporary changes in a nuclear power plant were examined to evaluate the criteria. Results show that it is possible to determine a set of risk criteria for temporary changes. Risk criteria can represent a standpoint for risk‐informed decision making.

Date: 2007
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