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In this study, we aimed to derive a formula for calculating the damage impact range using KORA, in the event of an accidental leakage of trichlorosilane (TCS), with simple information on the site to swiftly inform the decision to evacuate residents. TCS release rate, temperature, and dike height were selected as the variables, and an equation to calculate the damage impact range was derived through the regression analysis of the range using KORA. Based on the result it was seen that the damage range in the absence of dike has high correlation (p<0.05) in the order of TCS release rate and temperature, with an explanatory power of about 97%. The damage impact range in the presence of dike was found to have high correlation (p<0.05) to TCS release rate, dike height, and temperature, respectively, with an explanatory power of about 92~93%.

A Study on the Derivation Method of Damage Range to Determine Reaction in Trichlorosilane Leak Accidents