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9780824706753

Health, Safety, and Accident Management in the Chemical Process Industries, Second Edition,: A Complete Compressed Domain Approach

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    9780824706753

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    0824706757

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-10-02
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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"Analyzes health and hazard risk assessment in commercial, industrial, and refining industries. Emphasizes legal requirements, emergency planning and response, safety equipment, process implementation, and occupational and environmental protection exposure guidelines. Presents applicatoins and calculations for risk analysis of real systems, as well as numerous end-of-chapter examples and references. "

Author Biography

Ann Marie Flynn is Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at Manhattan College, Riverdale, New York Louis Theodore is Professor of Chemical Engineering at Manhattan College, Riverdale, New York

Table of Contents

Part I: Introduction 1(106)
Past History
3(28)
Introduction
3(1)
Early Accidents
4(3)
Recent Major Accidents
7(11)
Other Accidents
18(3)
Advances in Safety Features
21(3)
Illustrative Examples
24(4)
Summary
28(3)
References
29(2)
Legislation
31(48)
Introduction
31(1)
Early Legislation
32(2)
Air Pollution Legislation
34(3)
Water Pollution Legislation
37(2)
Hazardous and Toxic Waste Legislation
39(3)
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA)
42(25)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
67(2)
USEPA's Risk Management Program
69(1)
Regulatory Problem Areas and Potential Environmental Violations
69(2)
The Pollution Prevention Act of 1990
71(2)
Illustrative Examples
73(3)
Summary
76(3)
References
77(2)
Emergency Planning and Response
79(28)
Introduction
79(1)
The Need for Emergency Response Planning
80(1)
The Planning Committee
81(4)
Hazards Survey
85(2)
Plan for Emergencies
87(3)
Training of Personnel
90(2)
Notification of Public and Regulatory Officials
92(2)
Plan Implementation
94(3)
Other State Regulatory Initiatives
97(3)
Illustrative Examples
100(2)
Summary
102(5)
References
103(4)
Part II: Process and Plant Accidents 107(180)
Process Fundamentals
109(24)
Introduction
109(1)
Units and Dimensions
109(2)
Physical Properties
111(5)
Chemical Properties
116(3)
Conservation Laws
119(3)
Engineering Principles
122(7)
Illustrative Examples
129(2)
Summary
131(2)
References
132(1)
Process Equipment
133(46)
Introduction
133(1)
Reactors
133(3)
Heat Exchangers
136(1)
Mass Transfer Equipment
137(5)
Ancillary Equipment
142(7)
Environmental Control Equipment
149(7)
Utilities
156(1)
Protective and Safety Systems
157(2)
Process Diagrams
159(2)
Plant Siting and Layout
161(11)
Illustrative Examples
172(4)
Summary
176(3)
References
177(2)
Classification of Accidents
179(24)
Introduction
179(1)
Equipment Accidents
180(2)
Human Errors and Occupational Mishaps
182(3)
Transport Accidents
185(4)
Electrical Failures
189(3)
Nuclear Accidents
192(3)
Natural Disasters
195(1)
Illustrative Examples
196(4)
Summary
200(3)
References
201(2)
Fires, Explosion, Toxic Emissions, and Hazardous Spills
203(46)
Introduction
203(1)
Fire Fundamentals
203(11)
Plant Fires
214(7)
Explosion Fundamentals
221(8)
Plant Explosions
229(4)
Toxic Emissions
233(4)
Hazardous Spills
237(3)
Illustrative Examples
240(6)
Summary
246(3)
References
247(2)
Process Applications
249(38)
Introduction
249(1)
Chlorine
250(5)
Ammonia
255(8)
Hydrogen Cyanide
263(6)
Hydrogen Fluoride
269(5)
Sulfuric Acid
274(5)
Other Chemical Processes
279(2)
Illustrative Examples
281(1)
Summary
281(6)
References
282(5)
Part III: Health Risk Assessment 287(136)
Introduction to Health Risk Assessment
287(12)
Introduction
287(1)
The Health Risk Evaluation Process
288(1)
Health Hazard Identification
289(3)
Dose-Response
292(1)
Exposure Assessment
293(1)
Health Risk Characterization
294(1)
Illustrative Examples
295(1)
Summary
296(3)
References
297(2)
Health Hazard Identification
299(16)
Introduction
299(1)
Toxicology Principles
300(1)
Epidemiology Principles
301(1)
Molecular/Atomic Structural Analysis
302(1)
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
302(1)
Engineering Problem Solving
303(4)
Fate of Chemical Health Hazards
307(2)
Carcinogens versus Noncarcinogens
309(1)
Illustrative Examples
310(2)
Summary
312(3)
References
313(2)
Dose-Response
315(38)
Introduction
315(1)
Definitions
316(6)
Toxicology
322(2)
Epidemiology
324(3)
Noncarcinogens
327(7)
Carcinogens
334(6)
Uncertainties/Limitations
340(2)
Illustrative Examples
342(7)
Summary
349(4)
References
351(2)
Exposure Assessment
353(42)
Introduction
353(1)
Components of an Exposure Assessment
354(3)
Dispersion in Water Systems
357(6)
Dispersion in Soils
363(4)
Effective Height of Emission
367(4)
Atmospheric Dispersion Equations for Continuous Sources
371(10)
Atmospheric Dispersion Equation for Instantaneous Sources
381(2)
Stack Design Considerations
383(1)
USEPA Air Quality Models
384(2)
Illustrative Examples
386(6)
Summary
392(3)
References
394(1)
Health Risk Analysis and Characterization
395(28)
Introduction
395(1)
Qualitative Risk Scenarios
396(2)
Quantitative Risk: Noncarcinogens
398(5)
Quantitative Risk: Carcinogens
403(2)
Risk Uncertainties/Limitations
405(2)
Risk-Based Decision Making
407(1)
Public Perception of Risk
408(5)
Illustrative Examples
413(6)
Summary
419(4)
References
421(2)
Part IV: Hazard Risk Assessment 423(116)
Introduction to Hazard Risk Assessment
425(12)
Introduction
425(1)
Risk Evaluation Process for Accidents
426(2)
Hazard Identification
428(1)
Causes of Accidents
429(1)
Consequences of Accidents
430(1)
Cause-Consequence Analysis
431(1)
Future Trends
432(1)
Illustrative Examples
432(3)
Summary
435(2)
References
436(1)
Event/Hazard Identification
437(22)
Introduction
437(1)
Event/Hazard Evaluation Techniques
438(1)
System Checklists
439(3)
Safety Review/Safety Audit
442(1)
``What If'' Analysis
443(1)
Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA)
444(1)
Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP)
445(4)
Illustrative Examples
449(6)
Summary
455(4)
References
457(2)
Accident Causes and Probability
459(24)
Introduction
459(2)
Causes of Accidents
461(1)
Equipment Failure
462(10)
Mechanical Operations
472(1)
Other Causes
472(3)
Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
475(3)
Illustrative Examples
478(3)
Summary
481(2)
References
482(1)
Accident Consequences and Evaluation
483(30)
Introduction
483(1)
Accident Minimization/Prevention
484(11)
Consequence Estimation
495(1)
Evacuation Procedure
496(3)
Failure Modes, Effects and Critical Analysis
499(1)
Vulnerability Analysis
500(4)
Event Tree Analysis (ETA)
504(2)
Illustrative Examples
506(4)
Summary
510(3)
References
511(2)
Hazard Risk Analysis
513(26)
Introduction
513(1)
Risk Characterization
514(1)
Cause-Consequence Analysis
515(2)
Qualitative Hazard Risk Analysis
517(4)
Quantitative Hazard Risk Analysis
521(2)
Uncertainties/Limitations
523(2)
Public Perception of Risk
525(1)
Risk Communication
526(5)
Illustrative Examples
531(4)
Summary
535(4)
References
536(3)
Part V: Quantitative Hazard Risk Assessment 539(100)
Hazard Risk Assessment Fundamentals
541(30)
Introduction
541(1)
Probability Definitions and Interpretations
542(2)
Set Notation for Events
544(2)
Basic Theorems
546(2)
Conditional Probability
548(2)
Bayes' Theorem
550(1)
Random Variables
551(1)
Probability Distributions
552(6)
Expected Values
558(4)
Estimation of Mean and Variance
562(1)
Illustrative Examples
563(3)
Summary
566(5)
References
569(2)
Hazard Risk Assessment Calculations
571(38)
Introduction
571(1)
Series and Parallel Systems
571(2)
Reliability Relations
573(3)
The Bathtub Curve
576(3)
Other Special Distributions
579(13)
Monte Carlo Simulation of Failure Distributions
592(3)
Fault Tree Analysis
595(4)
Event Tree Analysis
599(2)
Illustrative Examples
601(2)
Summary
603(6)
References
606(3)
Hazard Risk Analysis Applications
609(30)
Introduction
609(5)
Estimation of Failure Rate of Coolant Recycle Pump
614(2)
Transportation of Hazardous Chemicals
616(2)
Release of Toxic Vapor
618(4)
Operation of Holdup Tank Containing a Hazardous Chemical
622(4)
Bus Section Failures in Electrostatic Precipitators
626(2)
Illustrative Example
628(6)
Summary
634(5)
References
637(2)
Index 639

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