Risk Evaluation and Software Development of Urban Natural Gas Pipelines Based on Bayesian Networks

Based on the urban natural gas pipeline accident statistics and semi-quantitative risk evaluation index system, this paper applies Bayesian network to establish a network model between various types of risk factors and the risk of natural gas pipeline failure. The EM algorithm was used to learn from the statistical accident data to obtain the parameters of the model. Based on the principle of evidential reasoning in reverse, the probability of occurrence of all risk indicators can be obtained when the probability of occurrence of urban natural gas pipeline accidents is 100%, the index weight is obtained by normalizing the occurrence probability. On this basis, this paper develops an efficient urban natural gas pipeline integrity risk identification and management software. The software can realize the basic data management of urban natural gas pipeline system, pipeline relative risk value calculation, pipeline risk level calculation and other functions, and the results are visualized. Finally, the practicability and effectiveness of the model and software are verified by a case of natural gas pipeline evaluation in a block.

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Applied Science and Innovative Research
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2024-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.22158/asir.v8n3p145
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Structural Integrity and Reliability Analysis
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Risk Evaluation and Software Development of Urban Natural Gas Pipelines Based on Bayesian Networks

Yutong Luo, Rongyan Zhao, Guoqing Wang, Wencheng Li et al.
Applied Science and Innovative Research
Structural Integrity and Reliability Analysis
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Risk Evaluation and Software Development of Urban Natural Gas Pipelines Based on Bayesian Networks

Yutong Luo, Rongyan Zhao, Guoqing Wang, Wencheng Li, Xiaoyu Jiang, Shuangqing Cheng, Tingting Wang
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Abstract

Based on the urban natural gas pipeline accident statistics and semi-quantitative risk evaluation index system, this paper applies Bayesian network to establish a network model between various types of risk factors and the risk of natural gas pipeline failure. The EM algorithm was used to learn from the statistical accident data to obtain the parameters of the model. Based on the principle of evidential reasoning in reverse, the probability of occurrence of all risk indicators can be obtained when the probability of occurrence of urban natural gas pipeline accidents is 100%, the index weight is obtained by normalizing the occurrence probability. On this basis, this paper develops an efficient urban natural gas pipeline integrity risk identification and management software. The software can realize the basic data management of urban natural gas pipeline system, pipeline relative risk value calculation, pipeline risk level calculation and other functions, and the results are visualized. Finally, the practicability and effectiveness of the model and software are verified by a case of natural gas pipeline evaluation in a block.

Applied Science and Innovative ResearchVol. 8(3)
Northeast Petroleum University (CN)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Structural Integrity and Reliability Analysis
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