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Fig 1.

Comparison of fuzzy Z-number and intuitionistic fuzzy Z-number.

A and B: a simple fuzzy Z-number. C and D: a simple intuitionistic fuzzy Z-number.

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Fig 2.

The process accident model [38].

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Fig 3.

Framework of the proposed method.

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Table 1.

Weighting scores and details related to experts [41].

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Table 2.

Linguistic terms and corresponding IFS [19,41].

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Fig 4.

The severity of consequences following barrier failures in each level of the event tree.

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Table 3.

Description of the basic events symbols.

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Fig 5.

Fault Trees of Different Process Barriers.

A. Fault tree of RPB. b. Fault tree of DPB.c. Fault tree of IPB.d. Fault tree of EPB.

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Table 4.

Scores and weighting factors related to experts.

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Table 5.

Fuzzy failure probability of BEs based in states of IFS and IZN.

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Table 6.

The prior probability of barrier failure and consequences in two modes of IFS and IZN.

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Fig 6.

Prior Probabilities of (a) Barrier Failure and (b) Consequence.

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Table 7.

The cumulative number of abnormal events that have occurred during the first 12 months.

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Table 8.

Likelihood probability of each barrier.

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Table 9.

Posterior probability of barrier failure in two states of calculations, IFS and IZN.

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Fig 7.

Temporal pattern of the posterior probability of barrier failures in the 12 months (The vertical axis is the probability value, and the horizontal axis is the period).

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Table 10.

Posterior probability of consequences in two states of calculations, IFS and IZN.

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Fig 8.

Temporal pattern of the posterior probability of consequences in the 12 months (The vertical axis is the probability value, and the horizontal axis is the period).

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