Russian Federation
student
Russian Federation
The analysis of modern fire risk assessment methods is carried out in order to develop recommendations for their implementation. The main classes of techniques, their advantages and limitations are considered, as well as recommendations for their adaptation in various operating conditions are given. The main focus is on improving the efficiency in use of these techniques in various industries and situations. Additionally, the influence of various factors is analyzed, such as the structural features of buildings, the availability of automatic fire extinguishing and smoke extraction systems, as well as organizational measures to ensure fire safety. Special attention is paid to the comparative analysis of deterministic and probabilistic risk assessment methods, as well as the prospects for their integration with modern digital technologies, including machine learning and artificial intelligence systems. Examples of practical application of various techniques in real conditions and their impact on reducing fire risks are considered.
fire risk, fire safety, assessment, data analysis, prevention, risk management
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