Add to ORKGThis paper reports results of a qualitative analysis of procedure usage in NPP process control. The data was gathered in a test series that was conducted at the training simulator of the Fortum Loviisa nuclear power plant (NPP) in autumn 2008. The aim of the research is to construct understanding of the role of operating procedures in process control on a general level. In addition, the role of emergency operating procedures in structuring the activity in a specific accident scenario is studied. To demonstrate the methodology and to analyse in detail the role of procedures in one accident situation, the results concerning one run and one crew are presented
WOPS project concentrates on human and organisational factors. The project focused on two main topic...
Emergency operation procedure (EOP) design is one of the most important and challenging tasks in NPP...
Lessons learnt from past experience are extensively used to improve the safety of nuclear power plan...
This paper reports results of a qualitative analysis of procedure usage in NPP process control. The ...
This paper reports a study in which the usage of emergency operating procedures (EOP) in a simulated...
The purpose of this paper is to relate some of the commonly encountered problems with operational pr...
Operations of safety critical industries unquestionably require a diversity of technical and organiz...
This research aims to prove that strict adherence to procedures and rigid compliance to process in t...
Introduction: Resilience in NPP process control depends on balance between operators’ autonomy for d...
Emergency operating procedures (EOPs) in nuclear plants guide operators in handling significant proc...
Lessons learned from Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) operational experience have been used for many years ...
The paper presents a method developed for the analysis of the management of NPP fire situations from...
The nuclear industry is constantly trying to find ways to decrease the human error rate, especially ...
As organizações que lidam com tecnologias perigosas possuem sistemas de gestão de risco que visam co...
The use of operating procedures at a nuclear power plant is of great importance. But improper compos...
WOPS project concentrates on human and organisational factors. The project focused on two main topic...
Emergency operation procedure (EOP) design is one of the most important and challenging tasks in NPP...
Lessons learnt from past experience are extensively used to improve the safety of nuclear power plan...
This paper reports results of a qualitative analysis of procedure usage in NPP process control. The ...
This paper reports a study in which the usage of emergency operating procedures (EOP) in a simulated...
The purpose of this paper is to relate some of the commonly encountered problems with operational pr...
Operations of safety critical industries unquestionably require a diversity of technical and organiz...
This research aims to prove that strict adherence to procedures and rigid compliance to process in t...
Introduction: Resilience in NPP process control depends on balance between operators’ autonomy for d...
Emergency operating procedures (EOPs) in nuclear plants guide operators in handling significant proc...
Lessons learned from Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) operational experience have been used for many years ...
The paper presents a method developed for the analysis of the management of NPP fire situations from...
The nuclear industry is constantly trying to find ways to decrease the human error rate, especially ...
As organizações que lidam com tecnologias perigosas possuem sistemas de gestão de risco que visam co...
The use of operating procedures at a nuclear power plant is of great importance. But improper compos...
WOPS project concentrates on human and organisational factors. The project focused on two main topic...
Emergency operation procedure (EOP) design is one of the most important and challenging tasks in NPP...
Lessons learnt from past experience are extensively used to improve the safety of nuclear power plan...