Operating risk analysis on the east route of South-North Water Diversion Project
Song Xuan
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Song Xuan
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This paper divides the east route of the South-North Water Diversion Project into three systems: the water pumping system,the water conveyance system and the water storage system.For each system,the operating risk identification and evaluation models are established by means of analytic hierarchy process(AHP) and fuzzy consistency theorem(FCT) methodologies.Based on the qualitative and quantitative assessment results of the project,the operating risk grades are ranked for each system,and appropriate measures and strategies are given correspondingly to decrease the operating risk,which can be used as beneficial reference to the management of this water diversion project.
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This paper divides the east route of the South-North Water Diversion Project into three systems: the water pumping system,the water conveyance system and the water storage system.For each system,the operating risk identification and evaluation models are established by means of analytic hierarchy process(AHP) and fuzzy consistency theorem(FCT) methodologies.Based on the qualitative and quantitative assessment results of the project,the operating risk grades are ranked for each system,and appropriate measures and strategies are given correspondingly to decrease the operating risk,which can be used as beneficial reference to the management of this water diversion project.
Key concepts: Water diversion, Analytic hierarchy process, Consistency (knowledge bases), Identification (biology), Risk assessment, Process (computing), Project management, Environmental science