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Severity accident

Every job that has produced an injury that resulted in lost time, restricted work activity, or required medical treatment, should be analyzed. These injuries prove that the preventive action taken prior to their occurrence was not successful. [Pg.175]


The Maloperation Data Base, covering events of less than accidents severity... [Pg.75]

This report documents the development of data on the severity as well as the frequency of accidents involving truck, rail, and air transport. Volume 1 includes a summary giving the probability of occurrence of accidents as a function of accident severity. Subsequent Volumes give supporting data, calculations and analysis. [Pg.112]

Risk analysis. The risk of accidents can be assessed in terms of two factors severity and probability of the accident. Severity is high if consequences of the accident to employees, the public, the environment, and the plant are significant. Severity is related to the amount and properties of hazardous (toxic, flammable, explosive) substances that can escape to the surroundings during the accident, and to the energy that is released during the accident. Probability is associated with the likelihood of the occurrence of unwanted chains of events and the time of development of undesired events starting from the disturbance. If the time... [Pg.360]

Morisset, M., and Parisot, L. (2003). Registre national des accidents severes a risque letal du no. 130 au no. 138. Cere. Invest. Clin. Biol. Allergol. Aliment. 8,136-137. [Pg.174]

Contraindications Active internal bleeding, AV malformation or aneurysm, bleeding diathesis, intracranial neoplasm, intracranial orintraspinal surgery or trauma, recent (within past 2 mo) cerebrovascular accident, severe uncontrolled hypertension... [Pg.40]

Contraindications Convulsive disorders, cardiovascular impairment, head injury or cerebral vascular accident, severe hypertension, mechanical ventilation disorders, hypersensitivity to doxapram. [Pg.396]

Likelihood of release following accident Severity of release likelihood 0.20 0.06... [Pg.617]

Although I have written the entire text, except chapter 5, myself, and remain ultimately responsible for any errors, the production of a voluminous project such as FICS is not a one-man show. The same team on which I relied for the writing of Volume I remained available for Volume II, with the sad exception of Dr. J. Scheutjens, who died in a road accident. Several parts of chapter 5 have been inspired by him. Some team members have contributed very substantially to certain chapters their names are mentioned on the title page. They have also... [Pg.9]

Many countries have more or less elaborate monitoring networks. Long after the Chernobyl accident several countries installed or extended automatic networks, obviously owing to political and public pressures. It is to be hoped that monitoring on a discontinuous and nuclide-specific basis, which is necessary for assessing the contamination of the environment, food, and the public, will not be neglected in favour of costly automatic networks (which in the case of a severe accident may provide a quick warning, but no information on isotopic composition, chemical form, and contamination of the food chain). [Pg.396]

According to one report, in case of the Bhopal accident several thousand animals (cattle 4000)... [Pg.1666]

Lost time accidents in 1998 there were two lost time accidents, giving rise to a labour accident frequency rate of 0.23 accidents per million hours worked, and a labour accident severity rate of 0.012 work days lost per thousand hours worked. Figures are given each year since 1990. While there is no obvious trend in frequency rates, the severity rate increased to a peak of 0.15 in 1996, and has fallen sharply since then. [Pg.179]

Lost time accidents the lost time frequency rate for employees fell from 7.6 accidents per million hours worked in 1990 to 5.9 in 1998. The accident severity rate for employees has remained relatively constant over the same period at approximately 0.2 days lost per 1000 hours worked. [Pg.323]

The coal industry is one of the most important parts to worldwide energy supply, especially to that of China. However, there are dways some safety problems to be solved urgently, such as coal gas explosion accidents. With the mining depth rapidly increasing, the gas explosion accidents severity grows at the same time (Heping Xie et al. 2012a Research. ..). These accidents do harm to coal production itself and miners, lives and health. What s more, this accident was one of the most severe accidents in which more than 100 employees were lost their lives. [Pg.659]

Heinrich law reflects a general rule between the frequency and the severity of accident, and also illustrates the randomness of accident severity or the severity lying on chance factors. Therefore, it s very difficult to control accident severity. In order to prevent major accidents, we should go all out to prevent accident occurrence, especially, attach great importance to near misses and other small accident records and reports (Wu Xu 2002). Because of small accident causing little loss, it is often easily overlooked, but it is actually a favorable indicator of the safety performance (Yu Wang 2004), which can provide comprehensive and timely feedback for safety management. [Pg.727]

ABSTRACT Oil storage tank is flammable, explosive or toxic substances accumulation area. For the fire explosion accident, it s likely to cause secondary or more accidents, which are known as the domino effect . This paper summarizes the deflnition of the domino effect . LPG storage tank is selected as the research object. The study is focused on the domino effect mechanism and the improvement of criteria of escalation consequence severity. Damage threshold and probabihty model are estabhshed. The calculation method of chain effect of tank area is introduced into the safety evaluation. Through a case study, the calculation steps and result of the method is described. The accident severity and the probabihty of domino effect were obtained based on fire and explosion model. The quantitative evaluation of tank explosion damage model is realized according to different escalation vectors. By comparing the result between primary and domino accident, domino effect needs more consideration. [Pg.269]

Note These criteria are based on failure severity (not accident severity). There are many functional failures which will not necessarily result in an accident... [Pg.43]

Note These criteria are based on failure probability (not accident probability). The accident/risk-based criteria (e.g. from Def Stan 00-56 or MIL-STD-882) consider die probability of the consequence (i.e. the accident) of various types of hazards. It is in this aspect that the accident/risk-based approach is difficult to apply, because a system target can only be set after an accident risk is defined and the accident sequence is fully populated with the probability of each contributing cause/event. For more information, see Kritzinger (2005), Chapters 4 and 5. When considering the use of risk (i.e. die product of accident probability and accident severity), please do ke in mind ... [Pg.44]

The result of these initiatives, together with the Rasmussen report and the TMI accident convinced many countries to give attention to severe accidents. Severe accident occurrence was introduced as a consideration in the design and operation of plants. [Pg.7]

Design Basis Accidents, Beyond Design Basis Accidents, Severe Accidents (see Section 1-2 and Chapter 3). [Pg.35]

For most accidents, several mitigation features are presented which limit the consequences of the accident. The facility itself provides a measure of protection against exposure of facility personnel to the effects of an accident or abnormal event because of the inherent safety provided by shielding. [Pg.344]

Safety risk will in most cases have a local impact, affecting people being relatively close to the scene of the incident or accident. Severe incidents or accidents affecting safety may also have a corporate impact. [Pg.435]

Several studies were devoted to the assessment of passive fire protection performances in the framework of fixed installations. Technical standards and data of bonfire tests are thus available in the literature concerning the use and the optimal specifications for both coating and PRVs in fixed tanks (Droste Schoen 1988). However, less attention was dedicated to the analysis of the performances of such devices in the specific accidental scenarios that may take place during the road and rail transportation of LPG. It is well known that in road and rail accidents severe fire engulfrnent or impingement may take place, while external cooling due to rescue teams or fire brigades may be widely delayed... [Pg.915]

Figure 6. Typical distribution of accidents severity (Bird Germain 1996). Figure 6. Typical distribution of accidents severity (Bird Germain 1996).
Reducing accident severity by protecting people better in vehicles from injury severity. Protecting pedestrians and other vulnerable road users by vehicle design, and protecting two wheelers by using appropriate helmets. [Pg.15]

Due to multiple failures and/or operator errors, safety systans fail to perform one or more of their safety functions leading to significant core damage that challenges the integrity of the remaining barriers to the release of radioactive material from the plant. These are termed severe accidents. Severe accidents could further escalate to ... [Pg.50]

After the TMI accident, several concerns were identified regarding the availability and adecpiacy of instrumentation to monitor plant variables and systems during and following an accident [see NUREG 0737 (Reference 4)]. Regulatory Guide 1.97 was revised (under Revision 3) (Reference 5) to incorporate new instrumentation as a result of the TMI experience. [Pg.361]


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