An Oil and Gas Pipeline Accident Model Based on Failure of Generalized Management

Shu Jiang; Li Jing Zhang; Gang Tao; Zhong Yu Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.635-637.478

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An Oil and Gas Pipeline Accident Model Based on Failure of Generalized Management

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With the arrival of China's oil and gas pipeline network era, the security of oil and gas pipelines confront great challenges. Scientific pipeline safety management methods and concepts are needed. In this paper the SHEM model which is composed of hardware, software, environment and management is put forward to explain the cause of oil and gas pipeline accident. According to the control system of management failure, the oil and gas pipeline accident model based on failure of generalized management is established to provide effective methods for accident prevention and construction of safety management system for oil and gas pipeline.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 635-637)

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Shu Jiang, Li Jing Zhang*, Gang Tao, Zhong Yu Wang

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Accident Model, Failure, Management, Pipeline

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