PSAM 16 Conference Paper Overview
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Lead Author: Hassane Chraibi Co-author(s): Jean-Christophe HOUDEBINE (Jean-christophe.houdebine@ariste.fr)
| Integrated dynamic probabilistic safety assessments with PyCATSHOO: a new coupling approach. |
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| Integrated dynamic probabilistic safety assessment (IDPSA) approaches provide a valuable complement to the PSA classic methods that no longer needs to be justified. These hybrid approaches gather in the same model stochastic discrete events behavior and deterministic and time-dependent one which account for physical phenomena. However, these approaches are still facing several challenges such as modelling complexity, computational costs, data availability, post-processing difficulties etc. EDF contributes to meeting these challenges by developing the PyCATSHOO tool, which, among others, addresses the modeling complexity and calculation costs. The improvement effort of this tool is still ongoing and focuses on another challenge, namely the coupling methods between models that deal with discrete stochastic aspects and physical codes. In most experiments conducted to date, this coupling has been carried out thanks to ad hoc solutions and required a significant effort. However, a solution exists which could benefit IDPSA models. This solution is the FMI (Functional Mockup Interface) standard widely used in 0D/1D physical simulations. We have recently integrated this standard in PyCATSHOO. This article reports on this integration and gives an illustration based on the well-known Heated Tank system. |
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Author and Presentation Info
Lead Author Name: Hassane CHRAIBI (hassane.chraibi@edf.fr)
Bio: Hassane is an engineer from Ecole Centrale Paris with PhD in Process control and Chemical Engineering. He joined the R&D division of Electricté De France in 2000 after ten years of scientific software development, mainly in the petroleum exploration and production domain. Currently, He is a Project leader at the R&D Division of EDF, and as a research engineer, his work focuses on modeling and simulation of complex systems for probabilistic assessments.
Country: France
Company: EDF
Job Title: Project Manager
Bio: Hassane is an engineer from Ecole Centrale Paris with PhD in Process control and Chemical Engineering. He joined the R&D division of Electricté De France in 2000 after ten years of scientific software development, mainly in the petroleum exploration and production domain. Currently, He is a Project leader at the R&D Division of EDF, and as a research engineer, his work focuses on modeling and simulation of complex systems for probabilistic assessments.
Country: France
Company: EDF
Job Title: Project Manager