Psychological Research on the Cause of Big Accidents and Behaviors in Emergency Rescue in Coal Mines
Coal mine big accidents occurred during recent years have reached the second peak since the founding of new China. The causes of them attract attention from home and abroad. In this paper, based on the psychological analysis of the causes of coal mine big gas explosion accidents, new features that coal mine big gas explosion accidents occurred in relatively safe zones with low gas concentration under condition of normal production instead of occurring in zones with high gas concentration that everyone concerned and the rule of accidents caused by weak link of emergency events control and disaster emergency rescue are disclosed. Weak-link existence in coal mine accident emergency rescue is analyzed. It is put foward that gaining the relative information of emergency events or the primary disasters in time, accurately analyze it, and make correct decisions to control the hidden dangers are key process to emergency rescue. Concerning post-assessment of the decision-making behavior of coal mine accidents emergency rescue, the paper point out that it should be sure if the relatively optimal rescue scheme was made while making decisions rather than just evaluating the decision-making by implementing effects.
Jiao Yu Wang Jinhui Zhou Xinquan
College of Ocean Environment and Engineering Shanghai Maritime University Shanghai 201306, China Natural Key Laboratory of Coal Resources and Safe Mining Beijing 100083, China
国际会议
北京
英文
508-511
2011-09-23（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）