Hazard identification methods
By: Crawyley, Frank
Title By: Tyler, Brian
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BookPublisher: Rugby : Institution of Chemical Engineers, c2003.Description: ix, 98 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 978-0852954577Subject(s): Chemical engineering -- Safety measures | Industrial safety
Summary:
Hazard identification is fundamental to the safe design and operation of any system, be it a process plant or any other facility. The tools used vary according to the situation but they are all rigorous, systematic and depend to a greater or lesser extent on the knowledge of team members. This book provides a selection guide that introduces, describes and illustrates the most commonly used techniques.The selection is based on an analysis of the more common techniques used by European Process Safety Centre members. IChemE, the Institution of Chemical Engineers, is the center for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide.
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 660.2804 CR HA (Browse shelf) | Available | T0054280 |
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| 660.28 MU LT Multi-objective optimization : | 660.28 TH IN Introduction to process technology | 660.2804 AT IN Incidents that define process safety | 660.2804 CR HA Hazard identification methods | 660.2804 SA CH Chemical process safety : learning from case histories | 660.2815 SE PR Process dynamics and control | 660.63 BO FU Fundamentals of Enzyme Kinetics |
Hazard identification is fundamental to the safe design and operation of any system, be it a process plant or any other facility. The tools used vary according to the situation but they are all rigorous, systematic and depend to a greater or lesser extent on the knowledge of team members. This book provides a selection guide that introduces, describes and illustrates the most commonly used techniques.The selection is based on an analysis of the more common techniques used by European Process Safety Centre members. IChemE, the Institution of Chemical Engineers, is the center for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide.
Cover: European process safety centre