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PROBABILISTIC ESTIMATION 25 RISK ASSESSMENT 13 general and miscellaneous//mathematics, computing, and information science 8 RELIABILITY 7 MATHEMATICAL MODELS 6 MANAGEMENT 5 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 5 PERFORMANCE 5 mathematics, computers, information science, management, law, miscellaneous 5 ALGORITHMS 4 DATA COVARIANCES 4 FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS 4 STATISTICS 4 DECISION MAKING 3 PROBABILITY 3 REACTOR COMPONENTS 3 SIMULATION 3 STATISTICAL MODELS 3 general studies of nuclear reactors 3 nuclear disarmament, safeguards, and physical protection 3 AVAILABILITY 2 COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION 2 DATA ANALYSIS 2 FAILURES 2 FORECASTING 2 MONTE CARLO METHOD 2 RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL 2 REACTOR SAFETY 2 SAFETY ANALYSIS 2 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 2 TESTING 2 engineering not included in other categories 2 general and miscellaneous 2 military technology, weaponry, and national defense 2 specific nuclear reactors and associated plants 2 ATTITUDE CONTROL 1 BENCHMARKS 1 BRIDGES 1 BUDGETS 1 CABLES 1
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Vesely, W.E. 3 Azarm, M.A. 2 Hsu, F. 2 Martinez-Guridi, G. 2 Ronald L. Boring 2 Andreas Bye 1 Benhardt, H.C. 1 Bentley Harwood 1 Betten, P. 1 Boak, D.M. 1 Bott, T.F. 1 Brown, T.J. 1 CLAASSEN,JOHN P. 1 Cochran, J.R. 1 Cornwell, P.J. 1 DOHNER,JEFFREY L. 1 Doebling, S.W. 1 Duan Phan 1 Durling, Jr. 1 Eide, S.A. 1 Erasmia Lois 1 FERSON, SCOTT 1 Farrar, C.R. 1 Ferson, Scott 1 Gallegos, D.P. 1 Ginzburg, Lev 1 Hajagos, Janos 1 Hannaman, G.W. 1 Heather Lucek 1 Held, J.E. 1 Hodge, C.A. 1 James K. Knudsen 1 Jim Bouchard 1 John A. Forester 1 Junkins, J.L. 1 KASHEF,TINA 1 Kreinovich, Vladik 1 Kryska, P. 1 LAUFFER,JAMES P. 1 Lincoln, R. 1
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Application of the NUREG/CR-6850 EPRI/NRC Fire PRA Methodology to a DOE Facility
Tom Elicson; Bentley Harwood; Richard Yorg; Heather Lucek; … - 2011
The application NUREG/CR-6850 EPRI/NRC fire PRA methodology to DOE facility presented several challenges. This paper documents the process and discusses several insights gained during development of the fire PRA. A brief review of the tasks performed is provided with particular focus on the...
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How Many Performance Shaping Factors are Necessary for Human Reliability Analysis?
Ronald L. Boring - 2011
It has been argued that human reliability analysis (HRA) has expended considerable energy on creating detailed representations of human performance through an increasingly long list of performance shaping factors (PSFs). It is not clear, however, to what extent this refinement and expansion of...
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Lessons Learned on Benchmarking from the International Human Reliability Analysis Empirical Study
Ronald L. Boring; John A. Forester; Andreas Bye; Vinh … - 2010
The International Human Reliability Analysis (HRA) Empirical Study is a comparative benchmark of the prediction of HRA methods to the performance of nuclear power plant crews in a control room simulator. There are a number of unique aspects to the present study that distinguish it from previous...
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Fatigue reliability of wind turbine fleets: The effect of uncertainty of projected costs
Veers, P.S. - 2010
The cost of repairing or replacing failed components depends on the number and timing of failures. Although the total probability of individual component failure is sometimes interpreted as the percentage of components likely to fail, this perception is often far from correct. Different amounts...
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Adaptive external torque estimation by means of tracking a Lyapunov function
Schaub, H.; Junkins, J.L.; Robinett, R.D. - 2010
A real-time method is presented to adoptively estimate three-dimensional unmodeled external torques acting on a spacecraft. This is accomplished by forcing the tracking error dynamics to follow the Lyapunov function underlying the feedback control law. For the case where the external torque is...
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Evaluation Between Existing and Improved CCF Modeling Using the NRC SPAR Models
James K. Knudsen - 2010
Abstract: The NRC SPAR models currently employ the alpha factor common cause failure (CCF) methodology and model CCF for a group of redundant components as a single “rolled-up” basic event. These SPAR models will be updated to employ a more computationally intensive and accurate approach by...
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Some guidance on software pricing
Betten, P. - 2009
For many organizations, software licensing represents an increasing share of their intellectual property portfolio. Because most software is new and the market uncertain, it would be useful to have a quick, back-of-the-envelope method of estimating the selling price. The replacement method of...
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Risk-based maintenance modeling. Prioritization of maintenance importances and quantification of maintenance effectiveness
Vesely, W.E.; Rezos, J.T. - 2009
This report describes methods for prioritizing the risk importances of maintenances using a Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA). Approaches then are described for quantifying their reliability and risk effects. Two different PRA importance measures, minimal cutset importances and risk reduction...
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Desktop modeling as a management tool for budgeting, forecasting, and reporting in an analytical laboratory
Hodge, C.A. - 2009
Managers are often required to quickly and accurately estimate resource needs. At times, additional work can be absorbed without additional resources. At other times, threshold resource boundaries are exceeded requiring an additional quantum of a specific resource. Cost savings` estimates,...
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Qualitative methods for assessing risk
Mahn, J.A.; Hannaman, G.W.; Kryska, P. - 2009
The Department of Energy`s (DOE) non-nuclear facilities generally require only a qualitative accident analysis to assess facility risks in accordance with DOE Order 5481.1B, Safety Analysis and Review System. Achieving a meaningful qualitative assessment of risk necessarily requires the use of...
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