All in the process industries are fully aware of the potentially devastating effects that and explosion, fire or escape of flammable and toxic material can have, and the role of effective safety procedures in this environment can never be underestimated. This second edition of Ralph King's widely re
Safety in the Process Industries
โ Scribed by Ralph King (Auth.)
- Publisher
- Butterworth-Heinemann
- Year
- 1990
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 770
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
The book is written in an attempt to help all those involved in the management, development, planning, design, construction, operation, inspection and maintenance of process plants, as well as safety professionals. We humans have developed a love-hatred relationship with our process industries. We depend on them for cheap, standard and usually stable bulk products which supply much of the material needs of our bourgeoning population. Yet many fear and curse the process industries because of their potential for death, destruction and pollution caused by the escape of flammable, toxic or otherwise harmful chemicals and intermediates used in them. This book attempts to cover all the hazards of the process industries, with their many different technologies
โฆ Table of Contents
Content:
Related titles from Butterworth-Heinemann, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page v
Preface, Pages vii-ix
Errata, Page x
Introduction, Pages 1-5
Chapter 1 - From past to present, Pages 6-26
Chapter 2 - Laws, codes and standards, Pages 27-48
Chapter 3 - Meanings and misconceptions, Pages 49-59
Chapter 4 - Flixborough and its lessons, Pages 60-74
Chapter 5 - Four other major accidents, Pages 75-100
Chapter 6 - Electrical and other physical hazards, Pages 101-122
Chapter 7 - Health hazards of industrial substances, Pages 123-155
Chapter 8 - Chemical reaction hazards, Pages 156-192
Chapter 9 - Explosion hazards of process materials, Pages 193-220
Chapter 10 - Flammability, fires and explosions involving air, Pages 221-250
Chapter 11 - Corrosion hazards and control, Pages 251-274
Chapter 12 - Fire and explosion hazard rating of process plant, Pages 275-304
Chapter 13 - Hardware hazards, Pages 305-335
Chapter 14 - Reliability and risk analysis, Pages 336-380
Chapter 15 - Active protective systems and instrumentation, Pages 381-428
Chapter 16 - Designing for safety, Pages 429-477
Chapter 17 - Maintenance and inspection, Pages 478-510
Chapter 18 - Safe work permits, Pages 511-534
Chapter 19 - Management for Health and Safety (HS), Pages 535-568
Chapter 20 - Plant commissioning, operation and emergency planning, Pages 569-596
Chapter 21 - Safety training for process workers, Pages 597-617
Chapter 22 - Personal protection in the working environment, Pages 618-650
Chapter 23 - Hazards in the transfer of technology (TT), Pages 651-669
Appendix A - Process industries in the UK and numbers employed, Pages 670-673
Appendix B - NFPA classification of hazardous materials, Pages 674-676
Appendix C - Material safety data sheets, Pages 677-678
Appendix D - Vapour cloud explosions up to 1983, Pages 679-683
Appendix E - Largest losses in the hydrocarbon/chemical industries 1958โ1987, Pages 684-689
Appendix F - Some details given in the CPL regulations and Approved List, Pages 690-694
Appendix G - Some details of the COSHH regulations and Approved Codes of Practice, Pages 695-696
Appendix H - Important Codes of Practice and British Standards, Pages 697-699
Appendix J - Questionnaire for designers to ensure safe maintainability, Pages 700-703
Appendix K - Checklist to test the safety policy statement, Pages 704-708
Appendix L - Summary of incidents which have to be reported under RIDDOR, Pages 709-711
Appendix M - Sources of HS training and information (mainly UK), Pages 712-730
Appendix N - Standards (mainly British) relating to personal protective equipment and clothing, Pages 731-733
Appendix O - Factors to be considered in setting up industries and transferring technologies to tropical and sub-tropical regions, Page 734
Appendix P - Ergonomic and anthrometric factors to be considered in setting up industries and transferring technologies, Page 735
List of abbreviations, Pages 736-740
Index, Pages 741-762
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