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Citation:
　Haipeng Zhang,Zichen Zhou,Miao Chen,et al.Fire Risk Quantitative Assessment of Offshore Supported Platform[J].Journal of Marine Science and Application,2021,(2):381-392.[doi:10.1007/s11804-021-00203-4]
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Fire Risk Quantitative Assessment of Offshore Supported Platform

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Title:
Fire Risk Quantitative Assessment of Offshore Supported Platform
Author(s):
Haipeng Zhang1;  Zichen Zhou2;  Miao Chen1;  Difei Yi3
Affilations:
Author(s):
Haipeng Zhang1;  Zichen Zhou2;  Miao Chen1;  Difei Yi3
1. College of Shipbuilding Engineering, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin 150001, China;
2. China Shipbuilding and Ocean Engineering Design and Research Institute, Shanghai 200011, China;
3. CNOOC Safety Technology Service Co., Ltd. Zhanjiang Branch, Zhanjiang 524057, China
Keywords:
Fire risk model; Offshore platform fire risk assessment; Evacuation under fire; FDS fire numerical simulation; General arrangement optimization
分类号:
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DOI:
10.1007/s11804-021-00203-4
Abstract:
The living area of an offshore platform is the main living place for operators in offshore oil and gas fields. Fire risk assessment plays an important role in the safety of personnel in offshore platforms. In this paper, a fire risk assessment mathematical model for offshore platforms is proposed based on a comprehensive safety assessment method. The concept of danger time is presented according to the evaluation criteria of safe evacuation. The fire risk of offshore platforms is assessed by combining probability statistics with numerical simulation. The fire risk is quantitatively assessed by using an N500 deep water semi-submersible support platform as an example. According to the FN curve, fire frequency, fire escalation probability, and casualty probability, the rationality of marine general layout is analyzed, and the general layout design could be optimized to reduce the fire risk.

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Received date:2019-11-28;Accepted date:2020-09-24。
Foundation item:This study has been supported by the Emergency and Escape Technology for Personnel in Large Living Areas on the Offshore Platform (KY10100170137); the Key Technologies for Design and Construction of Polar Small Cruise Ships; the Key Technologies for Design and Construction of Medium-Sized Cruise Ships; and the Joint Fund for Pre-Researched Shipbuilding Industry (6141B042851).
Corresponding author:Zichen Zhou, 13258678089@163.com
Last Update: 2021-09-06