英文摘要 |
INERFT is a fault tree analysis (FTA) software developed by the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research. To extend the FTA software applications in the domestic non-nuclear energy field and enhance user confidence, it is necessary to verify the reliability of INERFT. The verification methods include the use of fault tree analysis examples cited in academic journals and technical reports and the use of well-known commercially available FTA software packages for comparison. The verification methods are designed to check the accuracy of all minimal cut sets (MCSs) and to review the top event probability in various ways. The verification results show that INERFT provides comparable results for the fault tree examples cited from technical reports. However, for the example in the academic journal, the reported result of 4896 MCSs is inaccurate and INERFT is verified correctly in various ways. The nuclear power plant example considers equipment failure probability model and external transfer branches. The INERFT, using three different expansion approaches, and the WinNUPRA all result in 8949 MCSs and the MCSs are all consistent one by one. The aerospace industrial version is also verified. The verification of the top event probability calculation shows that the approximation is unacceptable in some cases. As for the exact top event probability, the results for the cases with less than 10 MCSs are consistent with the results obtained by hand calculation. For cases with more than 1000 MCSs, the results are acceptable. The computing time for the exact top event probability calculation is rather short, and in some cases, even shorter than the time needed for the second approximation. Above tests clearly demonstrate the validity and applicability of INERFT. |