Quantified risk assessment as a method for making decisions.

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Mant, W. D

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ICI Australia Engineering Pty Ltd

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 5p., 1 fig, 3 tabsSubject(s):

Subject: Quantified risk assessment has many analogous features to project evaluation and provides further information to assist the decision making. This paper describes techniques for evaluating fixed installations handling hazardous materials. Similar techniques may be used in evaluating other sources of risk both natural and man induced.

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Quantified risk assessment has many analogous features to project evaluation and provides further information to assist the decision making. This paper describes techniques for evaluating fixed installations handling hazardous materials. Similar techniques may be used in evaluating other sources of risk both natural and man induced.

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