CN115438867A - Coal mine roof accident risk prediction method - Google Patents

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CN115438867A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a coal mine roof accident risk prediction method, which comprises the following steps of S1, constructing a T-S fuzzy fault tree model with multiple factors; s2, converting the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into a Bayesian network model with an annular graph; s3, carrying out consistency processing on the semantic values of all the root nodes by a similarity aggregation method; s4, carrying out forward inference on accident risks through a Bayesian network model; and S5, reasoning to obtain the fault probability of the root node and main influence factors S6 influencing the fault of the leaf nodes, and carrying out comprehensive analysis and evaluation on the coal mine roof accident risk according to the fuzzy membership degree of the root node and the fault probability of the leaf nodes. The invention combines the T-S fuzzy fault tree method and the Bayesian network method, and makes up the defect that the T-S fuzzy fault tree method can only calculate the probability of the intermediate event and the top event layer by using the simple logic calculation function of the Bayesian network, thereby reducing the workload of a complex system.

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Coal mine roof accident risk prediction method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of coal mine safety, coal mine roof accident risk evaluation and artificial intelligence, and particularly relates to a coal mine roof accident risk prediction method based on a T-S fuzzy fault tree and a Bayesian network.
Background
Due to complex changes of geological conditions and extreme uncertainty of surrounding environment, coal mining faces a plurality of safety problems, and coal and gas outburst, rock burst, flood, fire, roof and the like are common. The number of accidents and the number of death people of the coal mine roof are far higher than accidents such as gas, water inrush and fire disasters from the statistical data. The current situation of frequent coal mine accidents not only poses great threat to the life and property safety of practitioners, but also has obvious influence on the energy safety of China. Therefore, the method for predicting the coal mine roadway roof accident risk has very important practical significance for guiding coal mine safety production.
The T-S fuzzy fault tree is used as an effective tool for researching the stability and the reliability of a large complex system, can effectively express the relation between accidents, and can comprehensively consider the influence of different fault states on the system by introducing a fuzzy theory. However, the T-S fuzzy fault tree can only calculate layer by layer when calculating the probability of the intermediate event and the top event, and has large workload for a complicated system, and in addition, the T-S fuzzy fault tree does not have a reverse reasoning function, thereby being not beneficial to the practical application of engineering. In contrast, the bayesian network has certain advantages in terms of the logicality and simplicity of calculation. How to make full use of the advantages of the two methods to organically combine the two methods is explored for realizing the coal mine roof accident risk prediction.
Disclosure of Invention
The method can overcome the defects of the prior art and provide an evaluation method for risk evaluation and prediction of the coal mine roof accidents. The method combines the T-S fuzzy fault tree method and the Bayesian network method for use, overcomes the defects of two single methods, and realizes real-time dynamic risk prediction of coal mine roof accidents.
The invention discloses a coal mine roof accident risk prediction method, which comprises the following basic steps:
s1, starting from disaster factors of coal mine roof accidents, constructing a T-S fuzzy fault tree model with various factors;
s2, converting the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into a Bayesian network model with an annular diagram;
s3, carrying out consistency processing on the semantic values of the root nodes by a similarity aggregation method to calculate the fault probability of the root nodes, and converting the obtained fuzzy number set into fuzzy failure rate;
s4, carrying out forward inference on the accident risk through a Bayesian network model, namely inferring the fault probability of the leaf nodes according to the obtained root node fuzzy failure rate;
s5, sensitivity analysis is carried out by calculating the fuzzy importance of the root node under the fault state of the leaf node, namely the risk occurrence probability of the root node, and the fault probability of the root node and main influence factors influencing the fault occurrence of the leaf node are obtained through reverse reasoning;
and S6, comprehensively analyzing and evaluating the accident risk of the coal mine roof according to the fuzzy membership of the root node and the probability of the failure of the leaf node.
Further, in the step S1, the disaster causing factors of the coal mine roof accident include three factors of environment, management and support, and the construction process of the T-S fuzzy fault tree model specifically includes the following steps:
s11, disaster factors influencing the roof accident of the coal mine are summarized into three factors of environment, management and support, wherein the environment factors comprise three intermediate events of surrounding rock strength, dynamic pressure disturbance, surrounding rock stress and the like, the management factors have no intermediate event, and the intermediate events of the support factors comprise unreasonable support design, low support construction level, weakening of an anchoring body and the like.
S12, basic events are basically searched according to the middle events, the basic events of the surrounding rock strength are rock properties and surrounding rock structures, the basic events of dynamic pressure disturbance are impact tendency and mining disturbance of a working face, the basic events of the surrounding rock stress include roadway burial depth and geological structure, the basic events of management factors are that safety management measures are not executed in place, personnel are not trained in place, the basic events with unreasonable support design are that support materials are selected improperly, support parameters are selected unreasonably, the basic events with low support construction level are that other construction quality is not up to standard, anchor prestress is insufficient, support is not timely, and the basic events with weakened anchor bodies are that anchor rods and anchor cables break, the surrounding rock develops cracks and the surrounding rock contains water.
And constructing the T-S fuzzy fault tree according to the T-S gate logic rules of the top event, the middle event and the basic event.
Further, in the step S2, converting the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into a bayesian network model with a cyclic graph specifically includes the following steps:
s21, according to a basic model of a traditional Bayesian network, leaf nodes, intermediate nodes and root nodes of the Bayesian network correspond to top events, intermediate events and bottom events of a T-S fuzzy fault tree respectively, if a plurality of identical events exist in the T-S fuzzy fault tree, only one node needs to be established in the Bayesian network, and finally the logical property of the T-S fuzzy fault tree is ensured to be consistent with the tropism of the Bayesian network;
and S22, carrying out conditional probability assignment on all intermediate nodes of the Bayesian network in the S11 and the S12 to obtain a conditional probability table of the intermediate nodes.
Further, in step S3, an expert opinion method is used for calculating the root node fault probability, and in order to reduce the influence of the personal subjectivity of experts, consistency fuzzification processing is performed on expert evaluation opinions by a similarity aggregation method, which specifically includes the following steps:
s31, each expert gives a corresponding semantic value to an event to be evaluated, and converts the semantic value into a labeled triangular fuzzy number;
s32, calculating the similarity of any two expert opinions;
s33, measuring the average consistency of experts;
s34, calculating the relative consistency of each expert;
s35, calculating a consistency coefficient of an expert;
s36, calculating an aggregation result of the fuzzy opinions;
s37, converting the fuzzy number into a fuzzy possibility score;
and S38, converting the Fuzzy Possibility Score (FPS) into Fuzzy Failure Rate (FFR).
Further, in step S4, the leaf node fault probability is inferred according to the obtained root node fuzzy failure rate, and forward inference of accident risk is performed, specifically including the following steps:
s41, according to the fault probability of the root node or the current fault state, combining Bayes joint probability distribution and a forward reasoning formula, and obtaining the fault probability of the leaf node by using a barrel elimination method;
s42, calculating the probability importance (key importance) of the leaf node corresponding to the root node in a certain fault state, and carrying out sensitivity analysis according to the probability importance;
s43, according to the probability importance (key importance) of the leaf node corresponding to the root node in a certain fault state, the probability importance (key importance) of the leaf node corresponding to the root node in all different fault states can be calculated, and therefore the influence of the root node event on the leaf node event is analyzed.
Further, in step S5, sensitivity analysis is performed by calculating the fuzzy importance of the root node in the leaf node failure state, that is, the risk occurrence probability of the root node, and reverse reasoning is performed to obtain the failure probability of the root node and the main influence factors influencing the failure of the leaf node, which mainly includes the following steps:
s51, knowing the fault state of the leaf node, and applying a Bayes formula to obtain the posterior probability of the root node at the moment;
s52, analyzing the fault probability of the root node through the fault probability of the leaf node to obtain main influence factors influencing the fault of the leaf node.
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a computer readable storage medium having stored thereon a computer program which, when executed by a processor, carries out the steps in the coal mine roof accident risk prediction method of the present invention.
According to a further aspect of the present invention there is provided a computer apparatus comprising a memory, a processor and a computer program stored on the memory and executable on the processor, the processor when executing the program implementing the steps in the coal mine roof accident risk prediction method of the present invention.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
(1) The T-S fuzzy fault tree method and the Bayesian network method are combined, the defect that the T-S fuzzy fault tree method can only calculate the probability of the intermediate event and the top event layer by layer is made up by using the simple logic calculation function of the Bayesian network, and the workload of a complex system is reduced.
(2) In the process of acquiring the Bayesian root node fault probability, in order to avoid the difference of different experts in the aspects of professional knowledge, personal experience, subjective preference and the like, the expert opinions are fuzzified by a similarity aggregation method, so that the consistency of the expert opinions is ensured.
(3) The two-way reasoning and sensitivity analysis advantages of Bayes are fully utilized, and the occurrence probability of the roof accident is calculated through forward reasoning; obtaining main factors influencing the roof accident through sensitivity analysis; and system diagnosis is carried out when the top plate is in fault through reverse reasoning.
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FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a T-S fuzzy fault tree model constructed according to disaster-causing factors and specific disaster-causing factors of a coal mine roof accident;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a specific method for converting an existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into a Bayesian network model with a directed graph according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the final transformation result of the present invention transforming the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into the Bayesian network model with a cyclic graph.
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The embodiments of the present invention are explained in detail with reference to the drawings, and further explained by way of examples, which are implemented on the premise of the technical solution of the present invention, and the detailed embodiments and specific operation procedures are given, but the protection scope of the present invention is not limited to the following examples.
The invention discloses a coal mine roof accident risk prediction method based on a T-S fuzzy fault tree and a Bayesian network, which specifically comprises the following steps as shown in FIG. 1:
s1: starting from disaster factors of coal mine roof accidents, a T-S fuzzy fault tree model covering multiple factors is constructed, and the specific process is as follows:
s11, follow-up analysis is carried out by taking the coal mine roof accident as a top event, and an intermediate event influencing the coal mine roof accident is found, wherein the intermediate event found in the embodiment comprises the following steps: the method comprises the following steps of (1) environmental factors (y 1), management factors (y 2), support factors (y 3), surrounding rock strength (y 4), dynamic pressure disturbance (y 5), surrounding rock stress (y 6), unreasonable support design (y 7), low support construction level (y 8) and weakening of an anchoring body (y 9);
s12, further finding a basic event for the intermediate event, where the basic event found in this embodiment includes: rock properties (x 1), surrounding rock structures (x 2), impact tendentiousness (x 3), working face disturbance (x 4), roadway burial depth (x 5), geological structures (x 6), safety management measures (x 7), personnel training (x 8), support material type selection (x 9), support parameter selection (x 10), other construction quality (x 11), anchoring prestress (x 12), support untimely (x 13), anchor rod or anchor cable fracture (x 14), surrounding rock fracture development (x 15) and surrounding rock water content (x 16);
s13, according to the logic rule of the T-S fuzzy fault tree, a model is constructed as shown in figure 2.
S2, converting the established T-S fuzzy fault tree model into a Bayesian network model with an annular diagram, wherein the specific process comprises the following steps:
s21, respectively converting a top event, an intermediate event and a basic event in the young T-S fuzzy fault tree model with a leaf node, an intermediate node and a root node of a corresponding Bayesian network model, wherein the conversion process is as shown in FIG. 3, and the obtained model is as shown in FIG. 4;
and S22, carrying out conditional probability assignment on the intermediate node, wherein the fault state of the intermediate node is divided into three states of no fault, light fault and complete fault, and the three states are carried out by adopting a method of giving weight by an expert. Taking the intermediate node y9 as an example, the root node of the intermediate node y9 includes x14, x15, and x16, and when all three root nodes are fault-free, the conditional probability that the intermediate node y9 is fault-free is 1, and the probabilities of a light fault and a complete fault are 0, and so on. In the same way, the conditional probabilities of all intermediate nodes in different fault states can be obtained.
S3, through a similarity aggregation method, carrying out consistency processing on semantic values of all root nodes by experts to calculate the fault probability of the root nodes, and converting the obtained fuzzy number set into fuzzy failure rate, wherein the specific process is as follows:
s31, each expert Ek (k =1,2, …, M) gives a semantic value to the event to be evaluated and converts it into an annotated triangular blur number. The semantic value given by the expert and the corresponding triangular fuzzy number are defined as follows: the risk level is extremely low- (0,0,0.1), very low- (0,0.1,0.2), very low- (0.1,0.2,0.3), low- (0.2,0.3,0.4), low- (0.3,0.4,0.5), medium- (0.4,0.5,0.6), high- (0.5,0.6,0.7), high- (0.6,0.7,0.8), very high- (0.7,0.8,0.9), very high- (0.8,0.9,1), extremely high- (0.9,1,1);
s32, calculating the similarity of the comments Ru = (Ru 1, ru2, ru 3) and Ru = (rv 1, rv2, rv 3) of any two experts Eu (u =1,2, …, M) and Ev (v =1,2, …, M)
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S33, measuring the average consistency of experts
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S34, calculating the phase of each expertFor consistency
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S35, calculating a consistency coefficient CC (Eu) = beta.w (Eu) + (1-beta). RA (Eu) of an expert;
s36, calculating the aggregation result of the fuzzy opinions
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S37, converting the fuzzy number into a fuzzy possibility score
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S38, converting the Fuzzy Possibility Score (FPS) into Fuzzy Failure Rate (FFR),
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wherein
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S4, forward reasoning is carried out through the Bayesian network, namely the fault probability of the leaf nodes is deduced according to the fuzzy failure rate of the root nodes, and the specific flow is as follows:
s41, if the fault probability P (xi) of the fault state of the root node is known ai ) Combining Bayes joint probability distribution and a forward reasoning formula, the fault probability of T = Tq can be obtained by using a barrel elimination method,
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wherein λ (T) and λ (yj) are the father node sets of leaf node T and intermediate node yj, respectively;
s42, if the current fault state of the root node xi is xi '= (x 1', x2', …, xn'), obtaining the occurrence probability when T = Tq by using the barrel elimination method in the same way
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and the membership degree of the fault state of the root node of the conditional probability table of the Bayesian network when the root node xi is in the current fault state xi' is shown. When xi = xi ai When, the key importance for T = Tq is
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Sensitivity analysis was performed in this manner.
S43, comprehensively considering the importance of all fault states of the root node xi, and obtaining the key importance of the root node xi to the leaf node T as
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S5, carrying out reverse reasoning by calculating the fuzzy importance of the root node in the leaf node fault state, wherein the specific process comprises the following steps:
s51, under the condition that the fault state of the known leaf node T is Tq, the root node T = Tq can be obtained by applying a Bayesian formula
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A posteriori probability of
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xi = xi when T = Tq ai The posterior probability fuzzy subset of (1); and the occurrence probability when P (T = Tq) is T = Tq.
And step 52, analyzing main factors influencing the failure of the leaf nodes according to the reverse reasoning result.
The above-mentioned embodiment is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but it is not intended to limit the present invention. Various changes and modifications may be made by those skilled in the relevant art and researchers without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, all technical solutions obtained by means of equivalent replacement or equivalent transformation fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A coal mine roof accident risk prediction method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, starting from disaster factors of coal mine roof accidents, constructing a T-S fuzzy fault tree model with multiple factors;
s2, converting the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into a Bayesian network model with an annular diagram;
s3, carrying out consistency processing on the semantic values of all root nodes by a similarity aggregation method to calculate the fault probability of the root nodes, and converting the obtained fuzzy number set into fuzzy failure rate;
s4, carrying out forward inference on the accident risk through a Bayesian network model, namely inferring the fault probability of the leaf nodes according to the obtained root node fuzzy failure rate;
s5, sensitivity analysis is carried out by calculating the fuzzy importance of the root node under the fault state of the leaf node, namely the risk occurrence probability of the root node, and the fault probability of the root node and main influence factors influencing the fault occurrence of the leaf node are obtained through reverse reasoning;
and S6, comprehensively analyzing and evaluating the accident risk of the coal mine roof according to the fuzzy membership of the root node and the probability of the failure of the leaf node.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein in step S1, the disaster causing factors of the coal mine roof accident include three factors of environment, management and support, and the construction process of the T-S fuzzy fault tree model specifically includes the following steps:
s11, summarizing disaster factors influencing a roof accident coal mine roof accident into three factors of environment, management and support, wherein the environment factors comprise three intermediate events of surrounding rock strength, dynamic pressure disturbance, surrounding rock stress and the like, the management factors have no intermediate event, and the intermediate events of the support factors comprise unreasonable support design, low support construction level and weakening of an anchoring body;
s12, basic events are basically searched according to the middle events, the basic events of the surrounding rock strength are rock properties and surrounding rock structures, the basic events of dynamic pressure disturbance are impact tendency and mining disturbance of a working face, the basic events of the surrounding rock stress comprise roadway burial depth and geological structure, the basic events of management factors are that safety management measures are not executed in place, personnel are not trained in place, the basic events with unreasonable support design are that support materials are not selected properly and support parameters are selected unreasonably, the basic events with low support construction level are that other construction quality is not up to standard, anchor prestress is insufficient and support is not timely, and the basic events with weakened anchor bodies are that anchor rods and anchor cables are broken, the cracks of the surrounding rocks develop and the surrounding rocks contain water; and constructing the T-S fuzzy fault tree according to the T-S gate logic rules of the top event, the middle event and the basic event.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein in the step S2, the step of converting the existing T-S fuzzy fault tree into the bayesian network model with a cyclic graph specifically comprises the steps of:
s21, according to a basic model of a traditional Bayesian network, leaf nodes, intermediate nodes and root nodes of the Bayesian network correspond to top events, intermediate events and bottom events of a T-S fuzzy fault tree respectively, if a plurality of identical events exist in the T-S fuzzy fault tree, only one node needs to be established in the Bayesian network, and finally the logical property of the T-S fuzzy fault tree is ensured to be consistent with the tropism of the Bayesian network;
and S22, carrying out conditional probability assignment on all intermediate nodes of the Bayesian network in the S11 and the S12 to obtain a conditional probability table of the intermediate nodes.
4. The method according to claim 1, wherein in step S3, the root node failure probability is calculated by using an expert opinion method, and in order to reduce the influence of personal subjectivity of experts, the expert opinion is subjected to consistency fuzzification processing by using a similarity aggregation method, which specifically includes the following steps:
s31, each expert gives a corresponding semantic value to an event to be evaluated, and converts the semantic value into an annotated triangular fuzzy number;
s32, calculating the similarity of any two expert opinions;
s33, measuring the average consistency of experts;
s34, calculating the relative consistency of each expert;
s35, calculating a consistency coefficient of an expert;
s36, calculating an aggregation result of the fuzzy opinions;
s37, converting the fuzzy number into a fuzzy possibility score;
and S38, converting the fuzzy possibility score into fuzzy failure rate.
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein in step S4, the leaf node fault probability is inferred according to the obtained root node fuzzy failure rate, and the accident risk forward inference is performed, specifically including the following steps:
s41, according to the fault probability of the root node or the current fault state, combining Bayes joint probability distribution and a forward reasoning formula, and obtaining the fault probability of the leaf node by using a barrel elimination method;
s42, calculating the probability importance of the leaf node corresponding to the root node in a certain fault state, and carrying out sensitivity analysis according to the probability importance;
s43, calculating the probability importance of leaf nodes corresponding to the root node in different fault states according to the probability importance of the leaf nodes corresponding to the root node in a certain fault state, and analyzing the influence of the root node event on the leaf node event.
6. The method according to claim 1, wherein in step S5, sensitivity analysis is performed by calculating fuzzy importance of the root node in the leaf node failure state, i.e. risk occurrence probability thereof, and backward reasoning is performed to obtain failure probability of the root node and main influence factors influencing the failure of the leaf node, including the following steps:
s51, knowing the fault state of the leaf node, and applying a Bayes formula to obtain the posterior probability of the root node at the moment;
s52, analyzing the fault probability of the root node through the fault probability of the leaf node to obtain main influence factors influencing the fault of the leaf node.
7. A computer-readable storage medium having stored thereon a computer program, characterized in that: the program when executed by a processor performs the steps in a coal mine roof accident risk prediction method of any one of claims 1 to 6.
8. A computer apparatus comprising a memory, a processor and a computer program stored on the memory and executable on the processor, wherein the processor when executing the program performs the steps in the coal mine roof accident risk prediction method of any one of claims 1 to 6.
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