With the greatly development in offshore gas and oil activity in China, the potential risk of oil spill attract more public attentions. In order to effectively limit the spilling incidence and bring it under control, it is necessary to establish a risk assessment model for offshore petroleum activity and prepare the oil spill response resource in an effective way. In this paper, a quantified risk assessment model, including the spill probability and consequence assessment, was developed using fuzzy comprehensive method. The spill probability assessment was established with view of the operative manual and statistic leakage/damage data of different kinds of offshore petroleum facilities and operation; the consequence assessment was proposed to several factors including the spilling volume, property of spilled oil, spilling location and the elements of spilling detection and controlling capability of operator. Based on the result from risk assessment, we can identify the comprehensive spill risk level (low, ALARP, high) and make a decision whether the response resource allocated to the site could be enough. The multiply oil spill response devices and facilities, especially the oil recovery vessel, were largely used in China and will be expand in future.
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May 01 2014
Risk Assessment and Emergency Response of Oil Spill for Offshore Oil Activity
Yan Lyu;
Yan Lyu
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a. China Offshore Environment Services Co. Ltd;
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Yong Yang;
Yong Yang
a. China Offshore Environment Services Co. Ltd;
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Wei An
Wei An
a. China Offshore Environment Services Co. Ltd;
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International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings (2014) 2014 (1): 299545.
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Yan Lyu, Yong Yang, Wenpu Wei, Wei An; Risk Assessment and Emergency Response of Oil Spill for Offshore Oil Activity. International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings 1 May 2014; 2014 (1): 299545. doi: https://doi.org/10.7901/2169-3358-2014-1-299545.1
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