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External hazard factors as natural events and intentional acts of interference are perceivedas important threats affecting the safety of chemical and process plants. The increasingfrequency of some natural events having a particularly high severity also raised a growingconcern for industrial asset integrity and for the consequences of major accident scenariosthat may be triggered by natural events. The specifi c features of technological accidentstriggered by natural events were recently recognized, and these scenarios are now indicatedas NaTech (Natural-Technological) accidents. The analysis of past accident databasespoints out that NaTech accidents frequently impacted industrial facilities. Methodologiesand tools for the specifi c assessment of the potential consequences of NaTech accidentswere only recently developed, and are still missing for a number of specifi c NaTechscenarios. In the present contribution, a framework for the analysis of NaTech accidents isproposed and recent advances in the tools available for the assessment of NaTech eventsare revised

sborník vědeckých prací vysoké školy báňské-technické univerzity ostrava. řada bezpečnostního inženýrství/transactions of the všb-technical university of ostrava, safety engineering series

An Approach to the Quantitative Assessment of Risk Due to Natech Events