Safety design guidelines

SDC). The task force to develop the GIF, SFR, and SDC started the work in 2010 and completed the SDC had been documented and was approved in 2013. Nowadays, safety design guidelines (SDGs) is developed to support practical application of the SDC in the design process for safety improvement (IAEA, 2015). 

Safety design criteria and safety design guidelines... 

Nakai, R., 2014. GIF-sdc phase 2 activity status of the safety design guideline (SDG) development. In 4th GIF-IAEA Workshop on Safety of SFR, Vienna, June 10—11. 

Okano, Y., Nakai, R., Kubo, S., 2014. International reviews on safety design criteria and development of safety design guidelines for generation-IV sodium-cooled fast reactors. In The Ninth Korea-Japan Symposium on Nuclear Thermal Hydraulics and Safety (NTHAS9), Buyeo, Korea, November 16—19, Keynote Lecture 1. 

Source Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS). Guidelines for Engineering Design for Process Safety." New York AIChE, 1993a. 

The most logical suming point in tlie safety design approach is to select a site where tlie number of undesirable weather and topograpltic conditions is limited. Adequate utilities and support systems plus fire protection service arc also required for a safe eiiviromnent. Chapter 5 presented a detailed account of phuit site selection and layout. These features will now be considered from a safety point of view. The following guidelines should be observed in dctcrniining a site tliat is favorable for tlie efficient tuid economical operation of the process. 

Designers unfamiliar with plastic products can use the suggested preliminary safety factor guidelines in Table 2-11. They provide for extreme safety. Any product designed with these guidelines in mind should conduct tests on the products themselves to relate the guidelines to actual performance (Chapter 4, RP PIPES, Stress-Strain Curves). With more experience, more-appropriate values will be developed targeting to use 1.5 to 2.5. After field service of... 

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There are several specific regulatory documents governing the siting, design, and capacity of impoundment systems. For flammable materials, these requirements are outlined in the LNG Federal Safety Standards, 49 C.F.R. 193 (1990) and the National Fire Protection Association s Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, NFPA 30 (1990). For toxic materials, similar design guidelines are specified in the sections of the Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R., EPA Section 32 and EPA Section 40). 

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