A rule based fuzzy synthetic evaluation method for risk assessment in pipeline transport

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Abstract

Integrity Management Program (IMP) for oil and gas pipeline system demands a robust risk assessment method, which needs fully utilize the expert knowledge on the empirical data and the ambiguous cause(s) - effect(s) failure mechanism and then keep a good balance between precision and practicality. A new method, Rule Based Fuzzy Synthetic Evaluation (RB-FSE) which combines Fuzzy Synthetic Evaluation (FSE) with Fuzzy Logic (FLo) is proposed in this paper. It is applied to the pipeline risk assessment for Third-Party Damage (TPD). The proposed method is compared with scoring-type method in a case study. Results indicate that the relative assessment values from RB-FSE model could better support risk-ranking and decision-making in the IMP.

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Liu, Y., Hu, H., & Zhang, D. (2014). A rule based fuzzy synthetic evaluation method for risk assessment in pipeline transport. Transport, 29(4), 355–362. https://doi.org/10.3846/16484142.2014.981858

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