Risk Assessment of Chemical Plants Based on the Vulnerability

Dong Feng Zhao; Su Hu; Shuang Chen; Cong An

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.926-930.3946

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Risk Assessment of Chemical Plants Based on the Vulnerability

Abstract:

. The vulnerability of chemical plants’ disaster bodies was put forward through analyzing the four aspects of disaster bodies’ vulnerability. The impacted factors were analyzed and people, facilities, materials, environment and other targets’ exposure, sensibility, coping ability, resilience were also analyzed, so as to present the index system of chemical plants’ disaster bodies. Therefore, it can give a good idea and method to establish the chemical plants’ overall vulnerability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 926-930)

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Dong Feng Zhao*, Su Hu, Shuang Chen, Cong An

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Chemical Plants, Index System, Risk Assessment, Vulnerability

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