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June 29, 2025Avicenna Journal of Environmental Health EngineeringOpen Access

Environmental Risk Assessment of Petrochemical Complexes Using a Fuzzy Systematic Analysis Approach

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MGMorteza GhobadiNBNoushin Birjandi

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Overview

Fuzzy failure mode and effects analysis identifies significant air and water pollution risks in petrochemical facilities, suggesting improved monitoring and safety protocols.

Key Points

  • Major equipment leaks present significant risks to soil and water, indicated by a fuzzy risk priority number of 0.778, highlighting urgent needs for detection systems.
  • Toxic gas releases that adversely affect air quality have an RPN of 0.700, underscoring the necessity for enhanced monitoring and emergency responses.
  • Wastewater discharge non-compliance was identified with an RPN of 0.620, indicating a crucial area for improved treatment systems and monitoring.
  • This analysis establishes that water pollution impacts the environment most significantly at 36.4%, emphasizing the need for targeted risk mitigation strategies.

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Ghobadi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af53ffad7bf08b1eadaa9bhttps://doi.org/10.34172/ajehe.5544
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