1. The quantitative measurement of process safety

S. B. Gibson

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2. The contribution of the control system to loss prevention

F. P. Lees

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3. Calculation of gas explosion relief requirements: The use of empirical equations

M. R. Marshall

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4. Flammability and explosibility of ammonia

G. F. P. Harris and P. E. MacDermott

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5. Two calorimetric methods for investigating dangerous reactions

L. Hub

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6. Relief of runaway polymerisation

M. Kneale and J. S. Binns

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7. Fire and explosion hazards in spray dryers

N. Gibson and F. Schofield

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8. Explosion protection methods by reliefs

Z. W. Rogowski

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9. Minimum ignition energy of dust suspensions

D. H. Napier

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10. The response of glass windows to explosion pressures

M. R. Marshall, R. J. Harris and D. J. Moppett

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11. The size of flammables clouds arising from continuous releases into the atmosphere

J. G. Marshall

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12. Dangerous clouds, their growth and properties

V. J. Clancey

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13. Deposition from particulate clouds

V. J. Clancey

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14. The selection of fixed protection in chemical process plants

P. Nash

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15. Quality control procedures for fire-fighting foams

J. G. Corrie

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16. Latent superheat - a hazard of two phase liquid systems

R. King

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17. Hazards of heating immiscible liquids

R. B. Keey

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18. The prevention of explosion in liquefied petroleum gas cylinders in fire conditions

F. W. S. Carver, B. G. P. Freeder and A. J. Taylor

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19. The importance of corrosion as a cause of accidents

D. Chadwick and M. Jamie

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