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Hazard XIV cost effective safety : proceedings of a three day symposium organised by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (North Western Branch) and held at UMIST, Manchester, UK, 10-12 November, 1998 / organising committee N. Gibson ... [et al.].

By: (144 : Symosium on Hazard XIV Cost Effective Safety (144 : 1998 : Manchester).
Contributor(s): Gibson, N. (Norbert) | Ashurst, J. A. S | Beattie, S | Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Symposium series (Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain)) ; 144.Publisher: Rugby : Institution of Chemical Engineers, c1998Description: xii, 543 p : ill ; 22 cm. + hbk.ISBN: 0852954166 .Subject(s): Chemical plants -- Safety measures -- Cost effectiveness | Chemical processes -- Safety measures -- Cost effectivenessDDC classification: 660.2804
Contents:
COMAH - An HSE view and application -- Management of safety -- Fire and explosions -- Chemical and reaction hazards -- Risk assessment and simulation techniques.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Cost effective safety means prioritizing and targeting effort to where it does most good. With chemical and other hazardous installations, major accident experience has demonstrated the value of the preferential hierarchy of risk reduction measures of avoidance, control and mitigation. The need for everyone involved in the process industries to understand the demands of the COMAH regulations and to be able to explain safety methodologies to regulators and the public is of prime importance. It is the aim of the 40 contributions in this volume to facilitate this.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

COMAH - An HSE view and application -- Management of safety -- Fire and explosions -- Chemical and reaction hazards -- Risk assessment and simulation techniques.