Loss Prevention and Safety Promotion in the Process Industries. Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium, 19-21 June 200

Loss Prevention and Safety Promotion in the Process Industries. Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium, 19-21 June 2001, Stockholm, Sweden By H.J. Pasman, O. Fredholm and A. Jacobsson (Eds.)
2001 | 682 Pages | ISBN: 0444506993 | PDF | 13 MB
Content: Preface, Page v, Hans J. PasmanT5-1 – A study into the explosive boiling potential of thermally stratified liquid-liquid systems that result from runaway reactions, Pages 771-784, R.J.A. Kersten, G. Opschoor, B. Fabiano, R. PastorinoT5-2 – Auto-ignition hazard of mixtures of ammonia, hydrogen, methane and air in a urea plant, Pages 785-797, L. Vandebroek, J. Berghmans, F. Verplaetsen, A. van den Aarssen, H. Winter, G. Vliegen, E. van ‘t OostT5-3 – Review of recent results, trends and regulations affecting the assessment of electrostatic ignition hazards in industry, Pages 799-808, M. GlorT5-4 – Identification of autocatalytic decompositions by differential scanning calorimetry, Pages 809-821, Leila Bou-Diab, Hans FierzT5-5 – Flame Arrester Testing and Qualification in Europe, Pages 823-833, H. FörsterT5-11 – Thermal Hazard Evaluation of Vilsmeier Reaction, Pages 835-841, M. Suzuki, A. Miyake, Y. Iizuka, Y. Oka, T. OgawaT5-12 – The corrosion monitoring: Loss prevention and safety of complex systems in acid media, Pages 843-851, V.G. PolyanchukovT5-13 – Study on the explosion of run-away reaction triggered by a faint heat generation, Pages 853-866, Jinhua Sun, Xinrui Li, Wanying Tang, Kazutoshi HasegawaT5-14 – Assessment of the thermal and toxic effects of chemical and pesticide pool fires based on experimental data obtained using the Tewarson apparatus, Pages 867-895, Christian Costa, Guy Treand, Franck Moineault, Jean-Louis GustinT5-15 – Hazards of surface explosions, Pages 897-908, H. Hieronymus, Ph. Henschen, M. Hofmann, J. Bender, R. Wendler, J. Steinbach, B. PlewinskyT5-16 – Relation between Ignition Energy and Limiting Oxygen Concentration for powders, Pages 909-916, Klaus Schwenzfeuer, Martin Glor, Andreas GitziT5-17 – Process safety at elevated temperatures and pressures: Cool flames and auto-ignition phenomena, Pages 917-932, A.A. Pekalski, J.F. Zevenbergen, H.J. Pasman, S.M. Lemkowitz, A.E. Dahoe, B. ScarlettT6-1 – Fracture statistics and offshore gas transport black sea and the Indian Ocean, Pages 935-946, V. Polyakov, I. KurakinT6-2 – Appropriate Labelling of FIBCs for their Use in Explosion Endangered Areas, Pages 947-953, Dr.C. Blum, Dr.W. Fath, Dr.M. Glor, G. Lüttgens, Dr.C.-D. WaltherT6-3 – Risk assessment and decision-making strategies in dangerous good transport. From an Italian case-study to a general framework, Pages 955-966, B. Fabiano, E. Palazzi, F. Currò, R. PastorinoT6-4 – Assessment of Storage Life of Energetic Substances Close to Safety Critical Conditions, Pages 967-981, Dr.A. Eberz, Dr.G. GoldmannT6-5 – A New Concept When Designing Parking Areas for Lorries Carrying Dangerous Goods: The Dynamic Segregation, Pages 983-991, J.A. Vílchez, Xavier Pérez-Alavedra, J. Arnaldos, Carlos Amieiro, Joaquim CasalT6-6 – Gas-Pipelines in Tunnels or Galleries: A sound solution?, Pages 993-1004, Marco Montanarini, Christian Plüss, Gunthard NiederbäumerT6-7 – Fire Test for the Safety in Transport and Storage of Dangerous Goods, Pages 1005-1015, Ch. Balke, W. Heller, R. Konersmann, J. LudwigT6-11 – Risk analysis of the transportation of hazardous materials: An application of the TRAT2 software to Messina, Pages 1017-1028, R. Lisi, M.F. Milazzo, G. Maschio, P. Leonelli, S. Bonvicini, G. SpadoniT6-12 – Best routing criteria for hazardous substances transportation, Pages 1029-1040, R. Bubbico, S. Di Cave, A. Guerrieri, B. MazzarottaT7-1 – Loss of containment: Experimental aerosol rain-out assessment, Pages 1043-1049, J.-C. Adrian, R. Lerible, V. Marchand, J. Hocquet, J.-P. BigotT7-2 – Effective applications of fluid curtains to mitigate incidental gas releases, Pages 1051-1058, M. Molag, H. Schoten, M. Powell-PriceT7-3 – Assessment of design explosion load for control room at petrochemical plant, Pages 1059-1067, S. Høiset, O. S˦terT7-4 – Heat-up and failure of Liquefied Petroleum Gas storage vessels exposed to a jet fire, Pages 1069-1106, M.A. Persaud, C.J. Butler, T.A. Roberts, L.C. Shirvill, S. WrightT7-5 – Developments in the Congestion Assessment Method for the prediction of vapour-cloud explosions, Pages 1107-1133, J.S. PuttockT7-6 – Explosion vent sizing in flammable liquid spill scenarios, Pages 1135-1144, F. TamaniniT7-11 – Analysis of risk of transportation of the liquefied petroleum gases on pipelines, Pages 1145-1148, E. Telyakov, F. GuimranovT7-12 – Investigation on the mitigation during accidental release of heavy gas by technical devices, Pages 1149-1152, Puls E., Engelhardt F., Hartwig S.T7-13 – Gas explosion in cement kiln: Causes and lessons learned, Pages 1153-1166, S. Vliegen, E. van’t Oost, A. van den Aarssen, B. Smit-Rijnhart, F. MichelT7-14 – An innovative unified model for the rate of air mixing with releases from high velocity sources, Pages 1167-1177, E. Palazzi, R. Pastorino, B. FabianoT7-15 – Instantaneous velocity fields and vorticity distribution of the movement of coherent structures at the surface of large-scale JP4-pool fires, Pages 1179-1188, C. Kuhr, D. Opitz, R.H.G. Müller, A. SchönbucherT7-16 – Experience with the What If analysis applied to specific operations or chemicals, Pages 1189-1195, Christel Perret, Jean Claude AdrianT7-17 – Explosion safety in gas transferring systems without using external control, Pages 1197-1200, A.D. Tyulpinov, M.A. GlikinT8-1 – Sources and solutions of fire and explosion in semiconductor fabrication processes, Pages 1203-1213, J.R. ChenT8-11 – Radioactive contamination of city territory due to work of uranium-processing plant and the ways of its solution, Pages 1215-1219, G. Shmatkov, V. Korovin, Yu. Koshik, S. Ryaboshapka, Yu. ShestakT9-1 – Strategies for Industrial Risk Prevention and Management in the European Union: The Major Accident Hazards Bureau and the Seveso II Directive, Pages 1223-1237, J.S. DuffieldT9-2 – Land use planning and chemical sites (LUPACS), Pages 1239-1249, Dr Tommy RosenbergT9-3 – Modeling the Formation and Release of Hazardous Substances in the Loss of control of Chemical Systems containing Brominated Flame Retardants, Pages 1251-1262, Federica Barontini, Valerio Cozzani, Luigi Petarca, Severino ZanelliT9-4 – An Approach to the Assessment of Domino Accidents Hazard in Quantitative Area Risk Analysis, Pages 1263-1274, Valerio Cozzani, Severino ZanelliT9-4 – Chemical accident risks in U.S. industry-A preliminary analysis of accident risk data from U.S. hazardous chemical facilities, Pages 1275-1314, James C. BelkeT9-6 – Seveso II as an instrument for the introduction of formalised safety management systems in small and medium enterprises, Pages 1315-1328, S. Loupasis, G.A. Papadakis, J.S. DuffieldT9-7 – Finding a Consensus on Plant Safety-the German Way, Pages 1329-1333, Chr. JochumT9-8 – Cost Effective Compliance with the Risk Assessment Aspects of Seveso II, Pages 1335-1347, Graeme R. EllisT9-11 – A consequence analysis for accidental explosions involving flammable gases, Pages 1349-1354, S. Carol, J.A. Vilchez, J. CasalT9-12 – Risk management in land use planning, Pages 1355-1360, Fredrik NystedtT9-13 – Management support for SEVESO II safety demonstration, Pages 1361-1372, Louis H.J. Goossens, Brigitte H.J. Heming, Linda J. BellamyT9-14 – Impact of the Czech SEVESO II Directive on Industry, Pages 1373-1379, F. Babinec, A. BernatíkT9-15 – Safety Management Systems in application of the Seveso II Directive-Lessons learnt from implementation in SMEs, Pages 1381-1391, O. Salvi, I. Vuidart, M. Caumont, F. PratsT9-16 – Seveso II directive-How to comply to the Safety Management System requirements in Small and Medium size Enterprises?, Pages 1393-1406, E. van der Schans, M.A.M. HeijneT9-17 – A combined approach to improve safety performance on existing process plants. Practical application according to Seveso II, Pages 1407-1418, R. Pastorino, F. Currò, M. Del Borghi, B. FabianoT9-18 – Assessment of health effects: Thierry Gallot, Patrice Cadet, Pages 1419-1425, Atofina-CTLT10-1 – The ‘Purple Book’: Guideline for Quantitative Risk Assessment in the Netherlands, Pages 1429-1438, P.A.M. Uijt de Haag, B.J.M. Ale, J.G. PostT10-2 – RACKETman, pro-active risk identification and assessment methodology for organisational change, Pages 1439-1446, Stefan SvenssonT10-3 – A Comparison of Deterministic and Probabilistic Risk Assessment Methodologies for Land Use Planning, Pages 1447-1457, J.R. Taylor, Y. WeberT10-11 – Four explosions: Four times static electricity was the most probable ignition source, Pages 1459-1464, M.Th. LogtenbergT10-12 – Risk analysis for soil protection and industrial safety, Pages 1465-1474, Lex Stax, Patrick Körvers, Reineke Klein EntinkT10-13 – Risk analysis on a closed landfill with chemical waste, Pages 1475-1482, Lex Stax, Theo Logtenberg, Nico KlaverAuthor Index, Pages I1-I4