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TÜV AUSTRIA Websites > TÜV AUSTRIA English > Solution > Plant Safety: QRA Solution: Plant Safety: QRA Guidance Testing & Inspection Solution: Plant Safety: QRA Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Martin Doktor Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Martin Doktor Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich +43 5 0454 6137 Send email Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich Save to My Bundle Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Martin Doktor Save to My Bundle TÜV AUSTRIA Vertrieb TÜV AUSTRIA Vertrieb Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien +43 5 0454 1700 Send email Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Save to My Bundle TÜV AUSTRIA Vertrieb Save to My Bundle TÜV AUSTRIA GMBH TÜV AUSTRIA GMBH Region: Österreich Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich +43 5 0454 0 Send email Deutschstraße 10 1230 Wien Österreich Save to My Bundle TÜV AUSTRIA GMBH Save to My Bundle QRA - Quantative Risk Assessment In which region do you need this solution? Austria Romania Cyprus Switzerland Germany Turkey Greece Spain Italy Belgium English Czech Republic Poland Slovenia Albania Portugal United Kingdom KSA Egypt India Accreditation All accreditations "The objective of the QRA (Quantitative Risk Assessment) is to assess individual and societal risks associated with major accident hazards." The objective of the QRA (Quantitative Risk Assessment) is to assess individual and societal risks associated with major accident hazards. Essentially, effects caused by incidents on occupied buildings (such as control rooms or administration buildings) within a plant area as well as effects which extend beyond the boundaries of the plant (neighboring plots of land or roads) are examined and assessed, taking the relevant population into account. The scenarios used to prepare a QRA are those that are part of the Fire and Explosion Analysis (FEA) and may also include cases prescribed by the relevant methodology (Purple Book). Impact analyses done with propagation calculations are used for external emergency planning and can be called on for spatial planning and surface area use planning. More Tags: AOJ II 309/2004 Assembly evaluation Cellulose Chemistry Directive 1999/92/EC Energy supplier EX Explosion safety Food Food industry Hazard analysis Industry Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC)Paper Petrochemistry Pharmaceuticals industry Plant safety Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU QRA Recycling Risk analysis SEVESO Steel Trade Regulations Act (AOJ I 88/2000)VEXAT Waste recycling Related solutions from the same sector: Industry Plant Safety: LOPA Show more Save to my Bundle Pressure test Show more Save to my Bundle Plant Safety: FMEA & FMECA Show more Save to my Bundle All Solutions Discover more sectors: Agriculture Automotive Certification Communications Technology Construction & Real Estate Electronics Energy Foodstuffs Health & Medicine IT & Security Leisure & Entertainment Machinery Municipalities Science & Research Sports & Fitness Sustainability Tourism Trade & Commerce Transport & Traffic Martin Doktor +43 5 0454 6137 \| martin.doktor@tuv.at
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Solution: Plant Safety: QRA

The objective of the QRA (Quantitative Risk Assessment) is to assess individual and societal risks associated with major accident hazards.

Essentially, effects caused by incidents on occupied buildings (such as control rooms or administration buildings) within a plant area as well as effects which extend beyond the boundaries of the plant (neighboring plots of land or roads) are examined and assessed, taking the relevant population into account.

The scenarios used to prepare a QRA are those that are part of the Fire and Explosion Analysis (FEA) and may also include cases prescribed by the relevant methodology (Purple Book).

Impact analyses done with propagation calculations are used for external emergency planning and can be called on for spatial planning and surface area use planning.