Plant Design for Safety: A User-Friendly Approach

My book Plant Design for Safety—A User-Friendly Approach [1] and References 12-15 describe many examples of ways in which plants can be made inherently safer. Note that we use the term inherently safer, not inherently safe, as we cannot avoid every hazard. 

Kletz, T. A. (1991) Plant Design for Safety A User Friendly Approach (Hemisphere Books). 

Kletz, Trevor A., Plant Design for Safety—A User-Friendly Approach, Hemisphere, New York, 1990. Kletz s easy-to-read, short book argues that additional safety can be achieved with safer substitute materials, lower inventories, lower temperatures, and lower pressures. 

Kletz, Trevor A., Plant Design for Safety—A User-Friendly Approach, ISBN... 

The principle ways of designing inherently safer plants and other ways or makiug plants user-friendly are summarized as follows, with examples (Kletz, Plant De.sign for Safety—A U.ser-Friendly Approach, Hemisphere, 1991). 

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