Safety and Loss Prevention
Hazards 7
1-3 April 1980
(Published as IChemE Symposium series no. 58)
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1. Electrostatic charging and ignition of dusts
J. A. Cross
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2. The size of flammable clouds arising from continuous releases into the atmosphere - Part 2
J. G. Marshall
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3. Criteria for decisions on acceptability of major fire and explosion hazards with particular reference to the chemical and fuel industries
D. J. Rasbash
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4. The reduction of process hazards by plant condition monitoring
M. J. Neale
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5. Flame arresters in industry
Z. W. Rogowski
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6. Flammability aspects of the manufacture of phthalic anhydride
G. F. P. Harris and P. E. MacDermott
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7. Dust explosion hazard assessment
P. E. Moore
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8. A method of measuring the concentration of flammable gases
T. J. Snee
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10. Industrial dermatitis
R. J. G. Rycroft
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11. The medical contribution to plant design
J. T. Carter
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13. Flammability of paraffin hydrocarbons in confined and unconfined conditions
P. Roberts, D. B. Smith and D. R. Ward
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14. Explosion suppression & automatic explosion control
H. R. Maisey
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15. Flixborough versus Seveso - comparing the hazards
D. C. Wilson
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16. Ignition and combustion of dust clouds in hot environments - an exploratory study
N. Gibson and R. L. Rogers
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17. Assessment of chemical plant for the proposed hazardous installations (notification and survey) regulations
A. C. Barrell
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18. The propagation of faults in process plants: A state of the art review
P. K. Andow, F. P. Lees and C. P. Murphy
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19. The safety evaluation of cross country pipelines
M. J. Turner
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20. Autoignition temperature determinations and their relationship to other types of potential ignition sources and their application to practical situations
D. J. Lewis
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21. Waterproof insulation materials
R. Z. J. Lang, J. Moorhouse and G. J. Paul
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22. Explosions of gas layers in a room size chamber
I. G. Buckland
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