Barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases (BORA-Release): Part II: Results from a case study
Title
Barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases (BORA-Release): Part II: Results from a case study
Subject
Hydrocarbon release
Loss of containment
Organisational factor
Risk analysis
Safety barrier
Description
This paper presents results from a case study carried out on an offshore oil and gas production platform with the purpose to apply and test BORA-Release, a method for barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases. A description of the BORA-Release method is given in Part I of the paper. BORA-Release is applied to express the platform specific hydrocarbon release frequencies for three release scenarios for selected systems and activities on the platform. The case study demonstrated that the BORA-Release method is a useful tool for analysing the effect on the release frequency of safety barriers introduced to prevent hydrocarbon releases, and to study the effect on the barrier performance of platform specific conditions of technical, human, operational, and organisational risk influencing factors (RIFs). BORA-Release may also be used to analyse the effect on the release frequency of risk reducing measures.
692-708
2
137
Creator
Sklet, Snorre
Vinnem, Jan Erik
Aven, Terje
Publisher
Journal of Hazardous Materials
Date
2006
Type
journalArticle
Identifier
0304-3894
10.1016/j.jhazmat.2006.03.027
Collection
Citation
Sklet, Snorre, Vinnem, Jan Erik, and Aven, Terje, “Barrier and operational risk analysis of hydrocarbon releases (BORA-Release): Part II: Results from a case study,” Lamar University Midstream Center Research, accessed May 14, 2024, https://lumc.omeka.net/items/show/27502.