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

Models for a comprehensive assessment of anthropogenic labor safety in manmachine systems

The solution of practical problems aimed at reducing (preventing) hazards in an electrical installation (PP) and their consequences should be based on a methodology for assessing and managing risks, including the rationale for the integral indicator of the effectiveness of safety systems, taking into account the necessary costs and prevented damage. At present, a unified scientifically substantiated methodology has been formulated that provides the patterns of emergence and development of man-made hazards, the essence of which is based on the so-called energy-entropy concept.

Keywords: ANTHROPOGENIC SAFETY, MAN-MADE FIRES, THERMAL OVERLOAD, HUMAN-MACHINE SYSTEM