Analysis of Safety Hazard Factors and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation of Mine Main Ventilator

Xiao Yan Gong; Xiao Meng Gu; Wan Ying Jiao; He Xue; Ze Cheng Zhuang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.851.893

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Analysis of Safety Hazard Factors and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation of Mine Main Ventilator

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Forecasting and evaluating the safety of mine main ventilator are helpful to prevent mine ventilation safety accidents from happening. First, on the basis of collecting and analyzing a large quantity of fault information of main ventilator in the nationwide coal mine, the index system was established for safety evaluation of coal mine ventilator. Second, the remark set was set up. Then, weights of safety estimation index of mine main ventilator was determined by using Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP). With the experts grading method, single-factor matrix of fuzzy evaluation was established. Last, mathematical model of fuzzy comprehensive evaluation was settled for mine main ventilator based on fuzzy theory and used to evaluate the safety of the coal mine main ventilator. The current safety assessment level of coal mine ventilator is “basically safe” and the result can be used to make decisions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 851)

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Xiao Yan Gong*, Xiao Meng Gu, Wan Ying Jiao, He Xue, Ze Cheng Zhuang

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AHP, Fuzzy Evaluation, Mine Main Ventilator, Safety Hazard

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