Risk assessment for stonecutting enterprises Accidental risks in the course of petroleum production and stone extraction

The paper is devoted to the assessment of accidental risks occurring at the works engaged in stone extracting and petroleum production. Two basic kinds of accidents common for stone extracting and petroleum production have been chosen to be discussed in the part under consideration. The most dangero...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Materials Science and Engineering 2018-01, Vol.289 (1), p.12015
Main Authors: Aleksandrova, A J, Timofeeva, S S
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Blasting (explosive)
Explosions
Flammability
Natural disasters
Petroleum production
Raw materials
Risk assessment
Stone
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Summary:The paper is devoted to the assessment of accidental risks occurring at the works engaged in stone extracting and petroleum production. Two basic kinds of accidents common for stone extracting and petroleum production have been chosen to be discussed in the part under consideration. The most dangerous accidental situation characteristic for a stone milling line is an unsanctioned explosion, UE, of blasting agents used for the development of stone deposits. The analysis of a risk occurrence in certain accidental situations is to be carried out. With reference to petroleum extraction, a combustibles and lubricants (C & L) explosion is the most dangerous of characteristic accidental situations. To reveal the most probable causes of accidental situations to be realized, a graph of cause and effect relations has been constructed for each of the accidental situations most probable causes to real situation of an accident. Disasters of a natural origin are the most probable causes of unsanctioned explosions at the deposits of stone raw materials. Technology related natural disasters are the most probable causes of unsanctioned explosions to be realized at multiple well platforms engaged in petroleum production.
ISSN:1757-8981
1757-899X
DOI:10.1088/1757-899X/289/1/012015