Nikolsky O.K., Faranosov V.V., Surinsky D.O.

Decision-making model based on identification of dangerous situations in electrical installations

The provision of anthropogenic safety is based on a comprehensive analysis of the conditions for the occurrence of an emergency situation of electrical installations of a production facility and the formation of a mechanism for making managerial decisions. One of the ways to solve this problem is the disclosure of the information mechanism of the occurrence of danger and on this basis the introduction of new information technologies, including monitoring aimed at minimizing anthropogenic risks and mitigating negative consequences (electrical injuries, fires, etc.). The idea of this work is to establish and analyze cause-and-effect relationships between the conditions of occurrence of an anthropogenic hazardous situation (APOS), possible moral losses (loss of life) and material damage, and the actions of electrical personnel aimed at making adequate decisions.

Keywords: LEAKAGE CURRENTS IN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, MAN-MADE FIRES, THERMAL OVERLOAD, MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM