Risk Importance Measures in the Design and Operation of Nuclear Power Plants
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By Ivan Vrbanic, Pranab Samanta, and Ivica Basic
NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY for the 21st CENTURY - MONOGRAPHS SERIES
Series Editors:
Jovica Riznic, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Richard Schultz, Idaho National Laboratory
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Abstract:
In using risk-informed approaches for ensuring safety of operating nuclear power plants (NPPs), risk importance measures obtained from probabilistic risk assessments (PRAs) of the plants are integral elements of consideration in many cases. Obtaining these measures in appropriate forms is helpful for decision makers and can facilitate the use of risk information.
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