A systematic safety analysis method is presented to guide the whole analysis process starting with
safety analysis requirement and ending with technical and economical evaluation of the knowledge model and the
arrangement of sensors. The method consists of five phases, including data acquisition on factual evidence and
collecting design, manufacturing, and installation data of equipment; establishing knowledge model; measurable
analysis and selection of sensors as well cost evaluation; knowledge description; and overall evaluation. The
proposed method is used for safety analysis of hydraulic power generating units and the analysis results validate
the method very well.
ZHANG Wei1* (张 伟), HOU Yue-min1,2 (侯悦民)
. Systematic Safety Analysis Method for Power Generating Equipment[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Science), 2015
, 20(4)
: 508
-512
.
DOI: 10.1007/s12204-015-1658-z
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