Abstract
An interval type-2 fuzzy set and fuzzy Petri net combined risk assessment model for chemical production was proposed to solve the problems of disorganized hierarchy and poorly targeted measures, as well as the requirement for complex equipment associated with chemical production risk assessment. First, four different types of risk databases were established according to the production process of cyclohexane. Considering the intrinsic relationship between the risk factors in the fault database, the interval type-2 fuzzy set was used to improve the semantic transformation accuracy and calculate the confidence in the risk factors. The fuzzy Petri net model was used to simulate the dynamic development of accidents, and the parallel relationship between risk factors was intuitively described. Thereafter, the external relationship between risk factors was analyzed, and the net structure of each layer was divided to build a multilevel model. Finally, the catalyst activation process during cyclohexane production was taken as an example for risk assessment calculation, and the accident risk probability was calculated by multilevel fuzzy reasoning. The results demonstrate that the model is an improvement over traditional methods and can be used for precise prevention and control. Moreover, it can accurately analyze risk probability during chemical production, determine the risk associated with the reaction process, effectively prevent accidents, and provide a reference for risk evaluation and risk classification.
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