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Reduction of test and maintenance human errors by analyzing task characteristics and work conditions

Kim et al., 2012

Document ID
17678666563758364143
Author
Kim J
Park J
Publication year
Publication venue
Progress in Nuclear Energy

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Human errors during test and maintenance activities had a significant contribution to unplanned reactor trips of nuclear power plants. Especially, four error modes including wrong object, omission, too little, and wrong action appeared to be recurrently occurring …
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