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Safety strategies

These categories are not rigidly defined, and a design may exhibit characteristics of more than one category. Safety strategies in the inherent and passive... [Pg.484]

Additional discussion and more examples of these strategies can be found in books by Kletz (6) and CCPS (4,5). The remainder of this discussion will focus on minimization (process intensification) as an inherent safety strategy. [Pg.486]

Although these generalized criteria for safety times are a simplified statement, they describe well the main objectives of a fire safety strategy. [Pg.45]

Use of Lewis acid anions, which disproportionate on heating to yield neutral Lewis acid polymerization initiators, improves the efficiency of this safety strategy. The most common Lewis acid anions and their associated elevated temperature disproportionation products are shown in the table. Since these anions exhibit significant dissociation equilibria at temperatures less than 100°C, they are not as useful for applications demanding long-term elevated temperature operation. [Pg.458]

Several areas of in vitro safety profiling underwent rapid development during the past couple of years. Dedicated chapters of the present book will discuss in detail organ- and system-specific toxicity/safety strategies, assays, and their implications. Here we will use two examples to demonstrate the development and application of early safety profiling capabilities. [Pg.190]

Chemical process safety strategies can be grouped into four categories [91] ... [Pg.48]

A web site will be developed with the information on contaminants in food in the different countries, methods to analyze them, regulations. The network, the project reports and the website will serve EFSA and other interested parties implementing chemical food safety strategies (e.g. WHO,... [Pg.240]

Walters, D.R. (ed.) (1996). The Identification and Assessment of Occupational Health and Safety Strategies in Europe. Dublin European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, vol. 1 The National Situations, 220p. [Pg.376]

As one can see from the aforementioned safety strategies, considerable effort is put into the reduction of any potential risk from the transgenic plant for the environment. In general, the scientific risk can be kept at a minimum, if common sense is applied - in accordance with Thomas Huxley (1825-1895) that Science is simply common sense at its best. For example, protein toxins (for vaccine production) should never be grown in food plants. [Pg.44]

Detect—a safety strategy to identify potential issnes before an incident occurs. This may include periodic reviews or audits of the operation and its carriers as well as ongoing risk analysis activities to identify new opportunities to improve safety and reduce risks. Additionally under this category, detection can include techniques such as GPS tracking, which, while not preventing or mitigating a release, allows faster identification of asset location. [Pg.144]

Prevent—a safety strategy focnsed on eliminating the likelihood of an accident and/or a resultant level of consequence. Prevention may include... [Pg.144]

The AMDR is equipped with some instruments that are used to detect the surrounding environment and transfer information back to the control centre. The explosion risk is very high when these instruments and equipments in service. So, we should use the intrinsically safe electrical equipment or other special design for the electrical equipment. In principle, the flame-proof equipment is not allowed to use in mine. But the intrinsically safe electrical equipment is very rarely at present, especially the power supply, motor and other key equipments. Therefore, the AMDR adopted the safety strategy of flame-proof after the redundant safety measures drawn up in the case of the basic principles of electric explosion-proof allowed. [Pg.396]

Our hypothesis is that claims seen by the insurer, or firm, as potential claims-reporting moral hazard behavior are more likely to be denied. We expect that the implementation of safety strategies and worker involvement will ameliorate concerns over claims-reporting moral hazard. Hence, in this section we estimate the following logistic claim denial regression ... [Pg.64]

In most situations, safety is best achieved by an inherently safe process design whenever practicable, combined, if necessary, with a number of protective systems which rely on different technologies (for example, chemical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, electronic, thermodynamic (for example, flame arrestors), programmable electronic) which manage any residual identified risk. Any safety strategy considers each individual safety instrumented system in the context of the other protective systems. To facilitate this approach, this standard... [Pg.13]

Decay-Heat Safety Strategy Decay Heat to the Reactor Vessel Wall With Silo Cooling... [Pg.12]

Safety Strategy for Beyond Design-Basis Accidents... [Pg.34]

There should be financial and personnel resources available to carry out the process safety strategy The company should have dedication to process safety excellence and improvement... [Pg.133]

Growing concern, especially over toxic effects on pollinators, will require additional field studies with neonicotinoids, and safety strategies. [122]... [Pg.749]


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