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Fig 1.

The picture of the PSA technology in the hospital.

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Table 1.

Risk assessment matrix [28].

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Fig 2.

Relationships between crisp, fuzzy, and intuitive fuzzy values.

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Fig 3.

TIFN membership and non-membership function.

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Table 2.

Linguistic values and the parameters of membership and non-membership functions of TIFNs for two input variables: Severity and probability.

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Table 3.

Linguistic values and the parameters of membership and non-membership functions of TIFNs for the output variable and risk level.

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Fig 4.

The membership curve plots of TIFNs for two input variables: Severity and probability and the output variable: Risk level.

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Fig 5.

The non-membership curve plots of TIFNs for two input variables: Severity and probability and the output variable: Risk level.

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Fig 6.

The 3D surface plot of the output variable: Risk level, versus the two input variables: Probability and severity.

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Fig 7.

Flowchart of hospital concentration system and node made based on HAZOP method.

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Table 4.

The information about the deviations in the PSA system (Based on the causes).

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Fig 8.

Relative abundance distribution of risk level of deviations detected in conventional (C) and fuzzy approach (IF).

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Table 5.

Frequency distribution of risks in conventional and intuitive fuzzy HAZOP approaches in three nodes.

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Table 6.

Four critical deviations in the conventional (C) and fuzzy (IF) approaches in the PSA system.

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Fig 9.

Relative frequency of risk level of deviations detected in convectional and fuzzy approach.

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