1. Some significant chemical accidents

D.Matherson

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2. An approach to the problems of process hazards in plant design

A.D.Thackara, R.M. Robb and R.B.T.Hall-Craggs

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3. Automatic control and instrumentation for hazardous processes

A. H. Isaac

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4. Discussion of papers presented at the first session

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5. The relief of pentane vapour-air explosions in vessels

J. H. Burgoyne and M. J. G. Wilson

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6. The explosive decomposition of ethylene oxide vapour under pressure

J. H. Burgoyne, K. E. Bett and R. Muir

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7. Explosive hazards in the manufacture of terephthalic acid

D. H. Derbyshire

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8. Discussion of papers presented at the second session

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9. The quenching of flame by perforated sheeting and block flame arresters

K. N. Palmer

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10. Relief of explosions in duct systems

D. J. Rasbash and Z. W. Rogowski

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11. The design of explosion reliefs for industrial drying ovens

W. A. Simmonds and P. A. Cubbage

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12. Discussion of papers presented at the third session

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13. Hazards in handling acetylene in chemical processes, particularly under pressure

S. A. Miller and E. Penny

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14. The design of plants for handling hydrofluoric acid

K. M. Hill and H. Knott

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15. The storage and transmission of hazardous liquids

S. F. Grover and B. G. Wilson

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16. The manufacture of a highly toxic organic phosphorous compound

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17. Discussion of papers presented at the fourth session

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