Case Histories of Process Plant Disasaters and How They Could Have Been Avoided Kletz, Trevor Primary Author mixed material bibliography USA Elsevier 2009 en English

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xxxii, 608 p. ill. ; 24 cm. Contents: Part 1? What Went Wrong? Learning From the Experiences of Others -- Preparation for maintenance -- Modifications -- Accidents caused by human error -- Labeling -- Storage tanks -- Stacks -- Leaks -- Liquefied flammable gases -- Pipe and vessel failures -- Other equipment -- Entry to vessels -- Hazards of common materials -- Tank trucks and cars -- Testing of trips and other protective systems -- Static electricity -- Materials of construction -- Operating methods -- Reverse flow and other unforeseen deviations -- I didn't know that -- Problems with computer control -- Inherently safer design -- Reactions-planned and unplanned -- Part 2? How Could Disasters Have Been Avoided? -- Maintenance -- Entry into confined spaces -- Changes to processes and plants -- Changes in organization -- Changing procedures instead of designs -- Materials of construction (including insulation) and corrosion -- Operating methods -- Explosions -- Poor communication -- Control -- Leaks -- Reactions -- planned and unplanned -- Both design and operations could have been better -- Accidents in other industries -- Accident investigation -- Missed opportunities. Chemical Plants -- Accidents Technology & Engineering -- Chemical & Biochemical 660 9781856175319 Calvin Institute Of Technology Kemayoran Campus 660 Kle w 00001388 My Library 660 Kle w 00001389 My Library 660 Kle w c.2 What_Went_Wrong.jpg.jpg 966 2019-08-29 11:33:00 2021-08-25 19:55:31 machine generated