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BSI PD 7974-7:2019 – TC

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Tracked Changes. Application of fire safety engineering principles to the design of buildings – Probabilistic risk assessment

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BSI 2019 206
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158 Foreword
161 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
163 4 Design approach
165 Figure 1 — Flowchart for demonstrating adequate safety of a design
166 Figure 2 — General flowchart for design assessment using PRA methods
168 Figure 3 — Consolidated flowchart for a design through PRA
169 5 Acceptance criteria
Figure 4 — One-dimensional representation of generalized consequence-frequency (FC)
171 Figure 5 — Generalized consequence-frequency (FC) diagram with indication of tolerability limit and negligible limit
172 Figure 6 — Flowchart to determine the applicable PRA acceptance criteria for demonstrating adequate safety
173 Figure 7 — FN diagram (cumulative exceedance frequency versus number of casualties)
183 6 Analysis methods
184 Table 1 — Summary of discussed methods and main characteristics
186 Figure 8 — Event tree analysis
Figure 9 — Fault tree analysis
192 Figure 10 — Example of typical uncertainty distribution
193 Figure 11 — Example of Tornado Chart Showing Contribution to Variance
194 7 Data collection for PRA
195 Annex A (informative)  Acceptance and tolerability criteria
Table A.1 — Individual risk limits
Table A.2 — Parameters and valuation of benchmark proportionality constant SCCR1life
Annex B (informative)  indicative probabilities
196 Table B.1 — Sprinkler reliability by occupancy based on USA experience
Table B.2 — Sprinkler effectiveness (%) by occupancy based on NZ experience
Table B.3 — Overall probability of fire starting in various types of occupancy
197 Table B.4 — Fire growth rate distributions
Table B.5 — Fire load energy density for various types of occupancy
198 Table B.6 — System effectiveness
Table B.7 — Extent of Damage in USA Fire Incidents, 1989-1994
199 Annex C (informative)  Commentary on acceptance criteria
Figure C.1 — Acceptability criteria
204 Bibliography
BSI PD 7974-7:2019 - TC
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