Processsafetyarchivesmasterindexrev2 28jan2021

This spreadsheet is a master index of the contents of the AIChe Process Safety Archives
Created by: R.A. Freeman

Original Date 13-Aug-19
Revision 2
Rev Date 28-Jan-21
Contents of the Archives

Item Description Date Ranges Notes
Center for Chemical Process Safety
CCPS 1987-2006
Symposia
LPS Loss Prevention Symposia 1967 - 2005 Symposium 1 - 39
PPSS Process Plant Safety Symposium 1992 -2005
November 2001 to December
BeaconList Beacon Titles
2019
Process Safety Progress/Plant Journal -Vol 1 No 1 to
PSP Jan 1982 - Jun 2020
Operations Progress Jun 2020
Location of Databases
LPS https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/safety-health-proceedings
CCPS https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/safety-health-proceedings
PPSS https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/safety-health-proceedings
Beacon https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/process-safety-beacon/archives
PSP https://aiche.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/15475913
Instructions for Finding a Technical Paper in the AIChE Process Safety Archives
1 This master index was created using Microsoft Excel. Therefore all Excel search commands
will can be used to find information.
2 All relevant columns in the worksheet have been provided with a pull down filter.
The available filter elements are listed. Simply check the one of interest and all other
materials will be filtered out with those of your interest shown on the screen.
To return to the normal click the SELECT-ALL box.
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Table 1. CCPS, LPS and PPSS Definition of columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archiv
Column Label Column Letter

Master Order A
Year B
Conference Short
C
Title or Journal
Session Title D
Paper title E
Authors F
Volume G
page number I
Session J
Paper Location K
Conference Long
L
Title
Link to AIChE
M
online Volume
Citation N
hidden column O
hidden column P
hidden column Q
hidden column R
hidden column S
hidden column T
Table 2. Beacon Definition of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives

Beacon Number A
Beacon title B
Year C
Month D
Key Words E
Languages F
Table 3. PSP Citations Definition of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives
Master Order A
Year B
Conference Short
C
Title or Journal
Paper title D
Authors E
Volume F
Issue G
page number H
Web Link I
Hyperlink J
nd PPSS Definition of columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives
Description
This is first column of spreadsheet and may be used to unscramble any sorting that
you have done. Select ALL and sort low to high
Year of publication of paper
Where was paper presented or published.
Session title where paper presented - if available
Title of paper
Author or authors of paper
Volume number for POP or PSP 1967 to 1979
Page number in Journal or proceedings where paper is published
Session number for Symposia
Location code for paper within the volume of interest. Numbered sequentially for
each symposium. Used in database creation
Complete long title of symposium. See worksheet Tabl labeled CCPS Symposium
Titles
Hyperlink to the AIChE on Line Volume
Detailed bibliographic citation for paper that can be used for citation of a particular
paper
raw addresses - hidden
Direct Hot Link to On-line paper on AIChE server
tion of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives
Description
Beacon number - This is first column of spreadsheet and may be used to
unscramble any sorting that you have done. Select ALL and sort low to high
Title of Beacon
Month of Publication
Key Words that may be used to find Beacons of interest
Languages that Beacon is available in
s Definition of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives

Description
This is first column of spreadsheet and may be used to unscramble any sorting that
you have done. Select ALL and sort low to high
Where was paper presented or published.
Title of paper
Author or authors of paper
Volume number for POP or PSP 1967 to 1979
Issue of Journal. There are 4 issues per year
Page number in Journalwhere paper is published
Non active (not hot) web link where paper may be found. Cut and paste into your
browser if desired.
Active (hot) web link where paper may be found. Click to follow link to paper.
Master Conference Short Title
Year Session Title
Order or Journal
1 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification
9 1987 CCPS-1987
10 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

18 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations
27 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

34 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation
40 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

49 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling
55 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Source Modeling

61 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Vapor Cloud Disperson Models
64 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Developments in Vapor Cloud M

73 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Fire and Explosion Modeling
82 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Consequence Modeling

85 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Poster Session
89 1989 CCPS-1989 Reactor Stability-Theory
95 1989 CCPS-1989 Reactor Stability-Measurement,

101 1989 CCPS-1989 Reactor Relief-Theory
109 1989 CCPS-1989 Reactor Relief-Application
114 1989 CCPS-1989 Reactor Safety-General

121 1989 CCPS-1989 Simplifying the DIERS Technol
124 1992 CCPS-1992
125 1992 CCPS-1992
126 1992 CCPS-1992
127 1992 CCPS-1992
128 1992 CCPS-1992
129 1992 CCPS-1992
130 1992 CCPS-1992
131 1992 CCPS-1992

132 1992 CCPS-1992
133 1992 CCPS-1992
134 1992 CCPS-1992
135 1992 CCPS-1992
136 1992 CCPS-1992
137 1992 CCPS-1992
138 1992 CCPS-1992
139 1992 CCPS-1992
140 1992 CCPS-1992
141 1992 CCPS-1992

142 1992 CCPS-1992
143 1992 CCPS-1992
144 1992 CCPS-1992
145 1992 CCPS-1992
146 1992 CCPS-1992
147 1992 CCPS-1992
148 1992 CCPS-1992
149 1992 CCPS-1992
150 1992 CCPS-1992
151 1992 CCPS-1992

152 1992 CCPS-1992
153 1992 CCPS-1992
154 1992 CCPS-1992
155 1992 CCPS-1992
156 1992 CCPS-1992
157 1992 CCPS-1992
158 1992 CCPS-1992
159 1992 CCPS-1992
160 1992 CCPS-1992
161 1993 CCPS-1993
162 1993 CCPS-1993

163 1993 CCPS-1993
164 1993 CCPS-1993
165 1993 CCPS-1993
166 1993 CCPS-1993
167 1993 CCPS-1993
168 1993 CCPS-1993
169 1993 CCPS-1993
170 1993 CCPS-1993
171 1993 CCPS-1993
172 1993 CCPS-1993
173 1993 CCPS-1993
174 1993 CCPS-1993
175 1993 CCPS-1993
176 1993 CCPS-1993

177 1993 CCPS-1993
178 1993 CCPS-1993
179 1993 CCPS-1993
180 1993 CCPS-1993
181 1993 CCPS-1993
182 1993 CCPS-1993
183 1993 CCPS-1993
184 1993 CCPS-1993
185 1993 CCPS-1993
186 1993 CCPS-1993 Workshops
188 1993 CCPS-1993 Poster Session

200 1994 CCPS-1994
201 1994 CCPS-1994
202 1994 CCPS-1994
203 1994 CCPS-1994
204 1994 CCPS-1994

205 1994 CCPS-1994
206 1994 CCPS-1994
207 1994 CCPS-1994
208 1994 CCPS-1994
209 1994 CCPS-1994
210 1994 CCPS-1994
211 1994 CCPS-1994
212 1994 CCPS-1994
213 1994 CCPS-1994
214 1994 CCPS-1994
215 1994 CCPS-1994
216 1994 CCPS-1994
217 1994 CCPS-1994
218 1994 CCPS-1994

219 1994 CCPS-1994
220 1994 CCPS-1994
221 1994 CCPS-1994
222 1994 CCPS-1994
223 1994 CCPS-1994
224 1995 CCPS-1995
225 1995 CCPS-1995
226 1995 CCPS-1995
227 1995 CCPS-1995
228 1995 CCPS-1995
229 1995 CCPS-1995
230 1995 CCPS-1995

231 1995 CCPS-1995
232 1995 CCPS-1995
233 1995 CCPS-1995
234 1995 CCPS-1995
235 1995 CCPS-1995
236 1995 CCPS-1995
237 1995 CCPS-1995
238 1995 CCPS-1995
239 1995 CCPS-1995
240 1995 CCPS-1995

241 1995 CCPS-1995
242 1995 CCPS-1995
243 1995 CCPS-1995
244 1995 CCPS-1995
245 1995 CCPS-1995
246 1995 CCPS-1995
247 1995 CCPS-1995
248 1995 CCPS-1995
249 1995 CCPS-1995
250 1995 CCPS-1995

251 1995 CCPS-1995
252 1995 CCPS-1995
253 1995 CCPS-1995
254 1995 CCPS-1995
255 1995 CCPS-1995
256 1995 CCPS-1995
257 1995 CCPS-1995
258 1995 CCPS-1995
259 1995 CCPS-1995
260 1995 CCPS-1995

261 1995 CCPS-1995
262 1995 CCPS-1995
263 1995 CCPS-1995
264 1995 CCPS-1995
265 1995 CCPS-1995
266 1995 CCPS-1995
267 1995 CCPS-1995
268 1995 CCPS-1995
269 1995 CCPS-1995
270 1995 CCPS-1995

271 1995 CCPS-1995
272 1995 CCPS-1995
273 1995 CCPS-1995
274 1995 CCPS-1995
275 1995 CCPS-1995
276 1995 CCPS-1995
277 1995 CCPS-1995
278 1995 CCPS-1995
279 1995 CCPS-1995
281 1995 CCPS-1995
282 1996 CCPS-1996 New Approaches to Process Saf

291 1996 CCPS-1996 Training Aids or Programs for ln
292 1996 CCPS-1996 Key Considerations for lnherent
296 1996 CCPS-1996 Applications for lnherently Safe

301 1996 CCPS-1996 lntegration of Environment, Hea

316 1996 CCPS-1996 Luncheon Presentations

327 1997 CCPS-1997 Risk Acceptance Criteria and Ri
337 1997 CCPS-1997

Risk Analysis and Risk Man
338 1997 CCPS-1997

339 1997 CCPS-1997
340 1997 CCPS-1997

341 1997 CCPS-1997

342 1997 CCPS-1997

343 1997 CCPS-1997

344 1997 CCPS-1997

Risk Acceptance Criteria an
345 1997 CCPS-1997

346 1997 CCPS-1997

347 1997 CCPS-1997

348 1997 CCPS-1997

349 1997 CCPS-1997

Risk Analysis and Risk Manage
350 1997 CCPS-1997

351 1997 CCPS-1997

352 1997 CCPS-1997

353 1997 CCPS-1997
354 1997 CCPS-1997

355 1997 CCPS-1997

356 1997 CCPS-1997

357 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop A Regulations (EPA
358 1997 CCPS-1997

359 1997 CCPS-1997

360 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop B Root Causes and Fai
361 1997 CCPS-1997

362 1997 CCPS-1997

363 1997 CCPS-1997

364 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop C Risk Acceptance Crit
365 1997 CCPS-1997

366 1997 CCPS-1997

367 1997 CCPS-1997
368 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop D Methodology for C
369 1997 CCPS-1997

370 1997 CCPS-1997

371 1997 CCPS-1997

372 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop E Risk Perceptions and
373 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop E Risk Perceptions and
374 1997 CCPS-1997

Workshop F Technical Considerat
375 1997 CCPS-1997

376 1997 CCPS-1997

377 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
378 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
379 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
380 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
381 1997 CCPS-1997
Poster Session
382 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
383 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
384 1997 CCPS-1997

Poster Session
385 1997 CCPS-1997

Luncheon Addresses
386 1997 CCPS-1997

Luncheon Addresses
387 1997 CCPS-1997

Luncheon Addresses
388 1998 CCPS-1998 Risk-Based Inspection Reliabili
393 1998 CCPS-1998

Techniques for Enhancing Proces
394 1998 CCPS-1998

395 1998 CCPS-1998
396 1998 CCPS-1998

397 1998 CCPS-1998

398 1998 CCPS-1998

399 1998 CCPS-1998

400 1998 CCPS-1998

The Business Case for Reliabili
401 1998 CCPS-1998

402 1998 CCPS-1998

403 1998 CCPS-1998

404 1998 CCPS-1998

405 1998 CCPS-1998

Process Safety Management Too
406 1998 CCPS-1998

Process Safety Management Too
407 1998 CCPS-1998 Workshop A Determining Safety Integrity Levels and Imple
Safety Interlock Systems
412 1998 CCPS-1998

Workshop B Risk-Based Inspecti
413 1998 CCPS-1998

414 1998 CCPS-1998

415 1998 CCPS-1998

416 1998 CCPS-1998

417 1998 CCPS-1998

Workshop C Root Cause Analysis
418 1998 CCPS-1998

419 1998 CCPS-1998

420 1998 CCPS-1998

421 1998 CCPS-1998

Workshop D Developing Practica
422 1998 CCPS-1998

423 1998 CCPS-1998
424 1998 CCPS-1998

425 1998 CCPS-1998

426 1998 CCPS-1998

427 1998 CCPS-1998

428 1998 CCPS-1998

Luncheon Presentation
429 1999 CCPS-1999

Application of Modeling to Meet
430 1999 CCPS-1999

431 1999 CCPS-1999

432 1999 CCPS-1999

433 1999 CCPS-1999

434 1999 CCPS-1999

435 1999 CCPS-1999

Source Modeling
436 1999 CCPS-1999

Source Modeling
437 1999 CCPS-1999
Source Modeling
438 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
439 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
440 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
441 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
442 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
443 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
444 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
445 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
446 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
447 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
448 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
449 1999 CCPS-1999

Dispersion Modeling
450 1999 CCPS-1999

Explosions, Bleves, Fires
451 1999 CCPS-1999
452 1999 CCPS-1999

453 1999 CCPS-1999

454 1999 CCPS-1999

455 1999 CCPS-1999

456 1999 CCPS-1999

457 1999 CCPS-1999

458 1999 CCPS-1999

459 1999 CCPS-1999

460 1999 CCPS-1999

Workshop A Regulatory Iss
461 1999 CCPS-1999

462 1999 CCPS-1999

463 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
464 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
465 1999 CCPS-1999
Poster Session
466 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
467 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
468 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
469 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
470 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
471 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
472 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
473 1999 CCPS-1999

Poster Session
474 2000 CCPS-2000

Case Studies/Lessons Learned
475 2000 CCPS-2000

476 2000
CCPS-2000 Case Studies/Lessons Learned
477 2000 CCPS-2000

478 2000 CCPS-2000

479 2000 CCPS-2000
Management Systems
480 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
481 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
482 2000 CCPS-2000

483 2000 CCPS-2000

484 2000 CCPS-2000

485 2000 CCPS-2000

Investigation Technologie
486 2000 CCPS-2000

487 2000 CCPS-2000

488 2000 CCPS-2000

489 2000 CCPS-2000

490 2000 CCPS-2000

491 2000 CCPS-2000

492 2000 CCPS-2000

493 2000 CCPS-2000
494 2000 CCPS-2000

495 2000 CCPS-2000

496 2000 CCPS-2000

497 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
498 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
499 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
500 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
501 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
502 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
503 2000 CCPS-2000

Management Systems
504 2000 CCPS-2000

505 2000 CCPS-2000

506 2000 CCPS-2000

507 2000 CCPS-2000
Incident Data Workshop
508 2000 CCPS-2000

Incident Data Workshop
509 2000 CCPS-2000

Chemical Accident Investigatio
510 2000 CCPS-2000

The Loss and Claim Adjusting Pr
511 2000 CCPS-2000

The Loss and Claim Adjusting Pr
512 2000 CCPS-2000

Poster Session
513 2000 CCPS-2000

Poster Session
514 2000 CCPS-2000

Poster Session
515 2000 CCPS-2000

Poster Session
516 2001 CCPS-2001
Spotlight Papers
517 2001 CCPS-2001
Spotlight Papers
518 2001 CCPS-2001
Spotlight Papers
519 2001 CCPS-2001 Cost and Benefits

525 2001 CCPS-2001

Measurement
526 2001 CCPS-2001

Measurement
527 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
528 2001 CCPS-2001

Measurement
529 2001 CCPS-2001
Cost and Benefits
530 2001 CCPS-2001
Cost and Benefits
531 2001 CCPS-2001
Cost and Benefits
532 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
533 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
534 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
535 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
536 2001 CCPS-2001
Cost and Benefits
537 2001 CCPS-2001
Cost and Benefits
538 2001 CCPS-2001

Cost and Benefits
539 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
540 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
541 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
542 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
543 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
544 2001 CCPS-2001
Measurement
545 2001 CCPS-2001

Measurement
546 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
547 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
548 2001 CCPS-2001
Culture
549 2001 CCPS-2001

Poster Session
550 2001 CCPS-2001
Poster Session
551 2001 CCPS-2001
Poster Session
552 2001 CCPS-2001

Poster Session
553 2001 CCPS-2001

Poster Session
554 2001 CCPS-2001

Poster Session
555 2001 CCPS-2001 Reactive Chemical Hazar
556 2001 CCPS-2001 Reactive Chemical Hazar
557 2001 CCPS-2001 PHA Revalidation Worksh
558 2001 CCPS-2001 PHA Revalidation Worksh
559 2001 CCPS-2001

Managing Organizational Chang
560 2001 CCPS-2001
Managing Organizational Chang
561 2002 CCPS-2002

Introductory
562 2002 CCPS-2002

Introductory
563 2002 CCPS-2002

Introductory
564 2002 CCPS-2002

Introductory
565 2002 CCPS-2002

Security Plenary Session
566 2002 CCPS-2002

567 2002 CCPS-2002

568 2002 CCPS-2002

Transportation Plenary Session
569 2002 CCPS-2002

570 2002 CCPS-2002

571 2002 CCPS-2002

Consequence and Risk Analysis
572 2002 CCPS-2002

573 2002 CCPS-2002

574 2002 CCPS-2002
575 2002 CCPS-2002

576 2002 CCPS-2002

Inherent Safety Plenary Session
577 2002 CCPS-2002

578 2002 CCPS-2002

579 2002 CCPS-2002

580 2002 CCPS-2002

581 2002 CCPS-2002

Reliability Plenary Session
582 2002 CCPS-2002

583 2002 CCPS-2002

584 2002 CCPS-2002

585 2002 CCPS-2002

586 2002 CCPS-2002

587 2002 CCPS-2002

588 2002 CCPS-2002
589 2002 CCPS-2002

590 2002 CCPS-2002

Risk Management Plenary Sessi
591 2002 CCPS-2002

592 2002 CCPS-2002

593 2002 CCPS-2002

594 2002 CCPS-2002

Risk Management Workshop
595 2002 CCPS-2002

596 2002 CCPS-2002

597 2002 CCPS-2002

Layer of Protection Analysis (
598 2002 CCPS-2002

Layer of Protection Analysis (
599 2002 CCPS-2002

Poster Session
600 2002 CCPS-2002

Poster Session
601 2002 CCPS-2002

Poster Session
602 2003 CCPS-2003
Management Systems Plenary Se
603 2003 CCPS-2003

604 2003 CCPS-2003

605 2003 CCPS-2003

Calorimetry Tools Plenary Sessi
606 2003 CCPS-2003

607 2003 CCPS-2003

608 2003 CCPS-2003

609 2003 CCPS-2003

610 2003 CCPS-2003

611 2003 CCPS-2003

High Energy Release Events Plen
612 2003 CCPS-2003

613 2003 CCPS-2003

614 2003 CCPS-2003

615 2003 CCPS-2003

Relief System Issues Plenary Ses
616 2003 CCPS-2003
617 2003 CCPS-2003

618 2003 CCPS-2003

Transportation and Storage Plena
619 2003 CCPS-2003

620 2003 CCPS-2003

621 2003 CCPS-2003

622 2003 CCPS-2003

623 2003 CCPS-2003

624 2003 CCPS-2003

625 2003 CCPS-2003

Calorimetry Data Generation Ple
626 2003 CCPS-2003

627 2003 CCPS-2003

628 2003 CCPS-2003

629 2003 CCPS-2003

Case History Plenary Session
630 2003 CCPS-2003
631 2003 CCPS-2003

632 2003 CCPS-2003

633 2003 CCPS-2003

634 2003 CCPS-2003

Poster Session
635 2003 CCPS-2003

Poster Session
636 2003 CCPS-2003

Poster Session
637 2003 CCPS-2003

Poster Session
638 2004 CCPS-2004

Emergency Response Plenary Se
639 2004 CCPS-2004

640 2004 CCPS-2004

641 2004 CCPS-2004

Community Involvement Plenary
642 2004 CCPS-2004

643 2004 CCPS-2004

644 2004 CCPS-2004
645 2004 CCPS-2004

Liquefied Natural Gas Issues Ple
646 2004 CCPS-2004

647 2004 CCPS-2004

648 2004 CCPS-2004

649 2004 CCPS-2004

International Issues Plenary Sess
650 2004 CCPS-2004

651 2004 CCPS-2004

652 2004 CCPS-2004

Consequence Assessment Plenar
653 2004 CCPS-2004

654 2004 CCPS-2004

655 2004 CCPS-2004

656 2004 CCPS-2004

Case Histories I Plenary Session
657 2004 CCPS-2004

658 2004 CCPS-2004
659 2004 CCPS-2004

Transportation and Value Chain
660 2004 CCPS-2004

661 2004 CCPS-2004

662 2004 CCPS-2004

Case Histories II Plenary Sessio
663 2004 CCPS-2004

664 2004 CCPS-2004

665 2004 CCPS-2004

Layer of Protection Analysis Ple
666 2004 CCPS-2004

667 2004 CCPS-2004

668 2004 CCPS-2004

Legal and Regulatory Issues Ple
669 2004 CCPS-2004

670 2004 CCPS-2004

671 2004 CCPS-2004

672 2004 CCPS-2004
Poster Session
673 2005 CCPS-2005

Joint CCPS/LPS/PPSS
674 2005 CCPS-2005
Joint CCPS/LPS/PPSS
675 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Management- Session chair
676 2005 CCPS-2005
677 2005 CCPS-2005
678 2005 CCPS-2005
679 2005 CCPS-2005

Critical Asset Protection
680 2005 CCPS-2005
681 2005 CCPS-2005
682 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Analysis
683 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Analysis
684 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Analysis
685 2005 CCPS-2005
Better Results with Fewer Resou
686 2005 CCPS-2005
687 2005 CCPS-2005
688 2005 CCPS-2005
Where We Have Been and Where
689 2005 CCPS-2005
690 2005 CCPS-2005
691 2005 CCPS-2005
692 2005 CCPS-2005
Hazard Analysis
693 2005 CCPS-2005
Hazard Analysis
694 2005 CCPS-2005

Hazard Analysis
695 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Mitigation
696 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Mitigation
697 2005 CCPS-2005

Inherent Safety
698 2005 CCPS-2005
Inherent Safety
699 2005 CCPS-2005
Inherent Safety
700 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Management
701 2005 CCPS-2005

Risk Management
702 2005 CCPS-2005
Risk Management
703 2005 CCPS-2005

Risk Management
704 2005 CCPS-2005
Case Histories
705 2005 CCPS-2005
Case Histories
706 2005 CCPS-2005
Case Histories
707 2005 CCPS-2005
Case Histories CGPS/LPS/PPSS
708 2005 CCPS-2005
709 2005 CCPS-2005

710 2006 CCPS-2006
Cultivating a Global Process Saf
711 2006 CCPS-2006
Cultivating a Global Process Saf
712 2006 CCPS-2006

Synergies between Process Safet
713 2006 CCPS-2006
714 2006 CCPS-2006
715 2006 CCPS-2006

716 2006 CCPS-2006

Hazardous Materials lssues
717 2006 CCPS-2006

718 2006 CCPS-2006

719 2006 CCPS-2006

720 2006 CCPS-2006

Process Safety of LNG Production
721 2006 CCPS-2006

722 2006 CCPS-2006
723 2006 CCPS-2006
lnternational Trends in Process S
724 2006 CCPS-2006

725 2006 CCPS-2006

726 2006 CCPS-2006
Global Approaches to lnherentl
727 2006 CCPS-2006

728 2006 CCPS-2006

729 2006 CCPS-2006

Risk Assessment
730 2006 CCPS-2006

Risk Assessment
731 2006 CCPS-2006
Risk Assessment
732 2006 CCPS-2006

Risk Assessment
733 2006 CCPS-2006

Joint GGPS/LPS/PPSS Gase Hist
734 2006 CCPS-2006
735 2006 CCPS-2006
736 2006 CCPS-2006
Poster Session
Paper Title Authors Page Numbers
Opening Comments and Keynote Address Makris JL.
Mathematical Models for atmospheric Dispersion of Hazar Havens J. 1.1-1.36
An Overview of Hazard Analysis Cox RA. 1.37-1.54
Strategies for the Prevention of Acute Human toxicity EffecDoull J. 1.55-1.6
The Hazard assessment Program at a Large Chemical Com Page GA. 1.61-1.66
The analysis of Marine accidents Affecting industrial instalSanders AJ, Aldwinckle DS. 1.67-1.86
Quantitative Risk assessment for Chemical Operations Boykin RF, Kazarians M. 1.87-1.119
Applications of Knowledge-Based Systems in Chemical ProAndow P, Ferguson G. 1.129-1.136
Luncheon address Makris J, Moore J. 1.146-1.152
Reduction of Risks By Reduction of toxic Material inventorWade DE. 2.1-2.8
How Can Regulations Help to Prevent accidents? Jones DA. 2.9-2.3
Safety Policy for the Rijnmond Region Blokker EF. 2.31-2.46
Concrete in Chemical Plants Closner JJ. 2.47-2.7

Safety in Storage and Transfer from an Engineering/Constr Frey RC, Handman SE. 2.71-2.82
Metal Storage Tanks--Safety in Standards Clark C. 2.83-2.94
Questions and answers . 2.95-2.145
Synopsis of Research Needs in Improving Plant Safety Closner JJ. 2.155-2.156
Safety Considerations in the Design of Batch Processing PlHendershot DC. 3.1-3.16
Relief System Design for Runaway Chemical Reactions Fauske HK. 3.17-3.42
Engineering for Safer Plants Caputo RJ. 3.43-3.56
Notes On Viewgraph Presentations Engineering for Safer PlCaputo RJ. 3.57-3.78
Cost Effective Design Considerations for Safer Chemical PlDale SE. 3.79-3.091
Recent Developments in Deflagration Venting Design Schwab RF. 3.101-3.129
Mitigation of Accidental Toxic Gas Release Harris C. 3.139-3.169
Luncheon Panel Makris J. 3.179-3.199
Synopsis of Research Needs in Improving Plant Safety Rubin JN. 3.209-3.210
Reactive Chemical Hazards: an Overview Bretherick L. 4.1-4.16

Relating Chemical Reactivity to Process Hazards Berkley B, Workman W. 4.17-4.26
Calorimetric Methods Used in the assessment of ThermallyFenlon WJ. 4.27-4.42
The Role of Pressure Relief in Reactive Chemical Safety Huff JE. 4.43-4.68
The Relationship Between Theory and Testing in the EvaluKohlbrand HT. 4.69-4.90
Engineering for Safer Plants: Questions/Answers Caputo RJ. 4.91-4.137
Synopsis of Research Needs in Reactive Chemicals Kohlbrand HT. 4.139-4.140
Post-Release Mitigation Design for Mitigation of Releases Prugh RW. 5.1-5.4
Hazard Control Methods for High Volatility Chemicals Brown, LE, Johnson DW, Mart 5.41-5.62
Remote Optical Sensing of Fire and Hazardous Gases Atallah S, Guzman E. 5.63-5.86
The Potential of aqueous Foams to Mitigate the Vapor Haz Hiltz RH. 5.87-5.101
Hazardous Release Mitigation Developments in Europe Ripple DF. 5.111-5.111
Luncheon Panel Makris JL. 5.121-5.144
Approaches to the Control of the Effects of Human Error ORasmussen J. 6.1-6.22
An Engineers View of Human Error Kletz TA. 6.23-6.40

Investment in Human Factors Pays Dividends Gibson SB. 6.41-6.45
Evaluating the Contribution of Human Errors to accidents Bell BJ. 6.46-6.68
Ensuring Operator Reliablility During off-Normal Conditi Arendt, JS, Lorenzo, DK, Monta 6.69-6.84
A Methodology for Chemical Hazards analysis at Nuclear FDurant, WS, Perkins WC. 6.85-6.96
Relative advantages of People and Machines in Process induSwain AD. 6.97-6.119
Questions and answers Hiltz RH. 6.129-6.169
Synopsis of Human Factors Research Needs Swain AD. 6.179-6.180
Conduct of Anhydrous Hydrofluoric Acid Spill ExperimentBlewitt DN, Yohn JF, Koopman 1-38
The Mixing of Anhydrous Hydrogen fluoride With Moist AClough PN, Grist DR, Weatley 39-55
An Evaluation of SLAB and DEGADIS Heavy Gas Dispersio

Blewitt DN, Yohn JF, Ermak D 56-80
Comparison of Turbulent Jet Model Predictions With Smal Pfenning DB, Millsap SB, Joh 81-115
FEM3 Modeling of Ammonia and Hydrofluoric Acid DispeChan ST, Rodean HC, Blewitt 116-154
Effectiveness of Water Sprays on Mitigating Anhydrous HyBlewitt DN, Yohn JF, Koopman 155-180
A Model of Pressurised Releases With Aerosol Effects Emerson MC. 181-203

Source Term - Problems With Modeling the Release Harris C. 204-225
A Model of Spreading Vaporising Pools Webber DM, Jones SJ. 226-250
Source Term Considerations in Connection With Chemical Fauske HK, Epstein M. 251-273
Dynamic Modeling of Gas Pipeline and Processing Plant NBayliss RS. 274-292
Use of Meteorological Data in Assessing Potential Impacts Paine RJ, Smith DG, Egan BA. 293-316
The Development and Use of the HEGABOX/HEGADAS Disp

Puttock JS. 317-341
A Quick Running Personal Computer Model for the Evapora

Fenstermacher TE, Woodard K 342-356
Gas Dispersion Modelling in ICI and the Calibration of th Preston ML, Sinclair PA, . 357-378
Review of Vapor Cloud Dispersion Models Hanna SR. 379-398
The Development of a Workbook On the Dispersion of DenBritter RE, McQuaid J 399-415
Extension of DEGADIS for Modeling Aerosol Releases Spicer TO, Havens JA, Key LE 416-438
Modeling the Dispersion of Initially Compact Dense Gas CFay JA, Zemba SG. 439-452
A Hybrid Box-Gaussian Dispersion Model Including Consid

Raj PK, Venkataramana M, Mor 453-494
Evaluation of 3-Dimensional Numerical Models for Atmos Havens JA, Spicer TO, Schreur 495-538
Dike Design Alternatives to Reduce Toxic Vapor DispersioDilwali KM, Mudan KS 539-567
A Dispersion Model for Elevated Dense Gas Jet Releases Havens JA, Spicer TO, Laylan 568-583
Effect of Sloping Terrain On the Dispersion and Transport Heinold DW, Walker KC, Pain 584-596
Unconfined Vapor Clouds I: Kinetics of Dispersed Clouds Cooke NE, Khandhadia PS 597-624
Unconfined Vapor Clouds II: Kinematics of Explosively DiCooke NE, Khandhadia PS 625-666
Two-Fluid Modeling of Vapor Cloud Explosions Phillips H. 667-686
Current Research At TNO On Vapor Cloud Explosion ModVan den Berg AC, Van Wingerd 687-711
Evaluation of Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosion Hazards Prugh RW. 712-755
Buoyancy-Driven Exchange Flow Through Openings in Hori

Epstein M. 756-778
Assessing and Modelling Variability in Dispersing Vapour Mole N, Chatwin PC 779-800
Modeling the Release and Dispersion of Toxic CombustionMills MT. 801-815
Ignition Potential Distribution for Heavy Gas Plumes Gustafson RM, Mudan K. 816-843
Incorporation of the Effects of Buildings and Obstruction Deaves DM. 844-868
Mathematical Modeling of Deflagrations in Closed and VenRota R, Rubino F, Messina S, et 869-888

The Significance of Vapour Cloud Modelling in the AssessNussey C, Pape RP. 889-922
Modeling the Impact of an Accidental Hazardous ChemicalVigeant SA, Mazzola CA. 923-942
Considerations On Maximum Hazard Limits Originating fr Skarka J. 943-954
Specialized Techniques for Modeling the Unique PhenomenChikhliwala ED, Hague WJ. 955-973
Exposure and Consequence Analysis Using Lotus 1-2-3 Holton GA, Baker LS, Casada 974-981
Scaling Rules for Prediction of Thermal Runaway P.F. Beever and J. F. Griffiths 1-20
Fundamental Aspects of Thermal Analysis and Heat Flux CT. Boddington, J. F. Griffiths, P 21-38
A New Release of the ASTM CHETAH Program for Hazard

D.EJ. Frurip, E. Freedman, G. R 39-51
Explicit and Implicit Use of Scale-Up Principles for the R. Gygax 52-73
The Use/Misuse of the 100 Degree Rule in the Interpretati T. C. Hofelich and R. C. Thom 74-85
The Use of SimuSolv in the Modeling of ARC (AcceleratinH. T. Kohlbrand 86-111
The Influence of a Constant Power Heat Source On the CritT. J. Snee 112-131
Heat Flow Calorimetry as a Testing Method for Preventin T. Hoppe and B. Grob 132-154
Runaway Reaction and Safety Measures in Organic ProcessD. M. De Faveri, C. Zontano, C. 155-175
The Evaluation of Thermal Instabilities Using ARC and K. H. Mix 176-197
The Design and Operation of a Reflux Heat Flow CaloimeteC. H. Steele and P. F. Nolan 198-231
The Use of Calorimetry for Studying the Early Part of Pot T. C. Hofelich 232-246
Towards the Prediction of Venting Characteristics With A. N. Skouloudis, H. M. Kottows 247-263
Round-Robin "Vent Sizing Package" Results J. C. Leung, M. J. Creed, H. G. 264-280
The Advantages and Limitiations of Adiabatic Dewar CalorR. L. Rogers 281-292
The Evaluation of Self-Heating in Bulk Handling of UnstabS. Tharmalingam 293-312
PHI-TEC: Enhanced Vent Sizing Calorimeter - ApplicationJ. Singh 313-330
Reaction Kinetics from Self-Heat Data - Correction for the M. Ahmed, H. G. Fisher, and A 331-349
Evolution of Flow Patterns in Tubes and in Vessels; InfluenR. Oster, H. M. Kottowski, P. 350-363
Laboratory Tool for Characterizing Chemical Systems H. K. Fauske, G. H. Clare, and 364-370
Efficient Design of Reactor Relief Systems H. A. Duxbury and A. J. Wilda 372-394
Safety Relief System Design and Performance in a Hydrog C. J. Crowley and J. A. Block 395-424
Emergency Pressure Relief Discharge Control By Passive A. G. Keiter 425-450
Reactive Systems Vent Sizing Evaluations M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung, a 451-476
Assessing Run-Away of a Grignard Reaction M. C. Jones 477-490
The Anatomy of an Acrylic Acid Runaway Polymerization L. B. Levy an J. D. Penrod 491-503
Safety of Exothermic Reactions: A UK Strategy M. F. Pantony, N. F. Scilly, an 504-524
Assessment of Chemical Reaction Hazards in Batch ProcesP. G. Lambert and G. Amery 525-546
QRA of Runaway Reactions in A Peroxy Acid CSTR J. S. Arendt and R. P. Marra 547-577
The Systematic Assessment of Chemical Reaction Hazards R. L. Rogers 578-596
Scale-Up Heat Transfer Data for Safe Reactor Operation C. H. Steele, P. F. Nolan, A. Hir 597-632
Strategy for the Thermal Hazard Evaluation of Chemical Rea
J. L. Cronin, P. F. Nolan, J. A. 633-659
Simplified Chemical and Equipment Screening for Emerge J. A. Noronha, R. J. Seyler, and 660-680
Design Charts for Two-Phase Flashing Flow in Emergency K. E. First and J. E. Huff 681-721
Highlights of FM Inspection Guidelines On Emergency RelD. P. Mason 722-750
Methodology for Predicting Domino Effects from Pressure Scilly NF, Crowther JH. 1-10
Seismic Assessments of Chemical Facilities Under Califo Ravindra MK. 11-20
Methods for Calculation of Damage Resulting from Physical

Opschoor G, Van Loo ROM, P 21-32
Risk Assessment of Tornado Wind and Pressure PhenomenPeters GA, Hansel JG. 33-48
Applying Risk Assessment Information in Specification of Gruhn P. 49-58
Fault Tree Faults Minton LA, Johnson RW. 59-70
Prioritization of Safety-Related Plant Modifications Stevens G, Stickles RP. 71-84
Quantitative Evaluation of Electrostatic Hazard Dean JC, Hulburt DA, Matthews 85-106
Hazards Caused By Trace Substances Baron RG. 107-118
A Comprehensive Review of Alarm and Interlock Testing Gibson SB. 119-126
The Risk of HF and Sulfuric Acid Alkylation Myers P, Mudan K, Hachmuth 127-140
The Assessment of Individual Risks from Fires in WarehouAtkinson GT, Jagger SF, Kirk 141-150
Risk Analysis of Human Exposure To Process System FailuGoodner HW. 151-172
The Implementation of an External Safety Policy in the NetAle BJM. 173-184
SARAH: a system for Performing Risk Analyses of Major Fryer L, Mackenzie J. 185-194
Application of a Guide To Analysis of Occupational HazardKongso HE. 195-210
The Location of On-Site Buildings Close To Hazardous CheCrossthwaite PJ, Crowther JH. 211-228
The Development of Risk Criteria for Application To New A

I lder WAT, Ashurst JAS. 229-238
Human Factors in Loss Prevention Moraal J. 239-252
Development and Testing of the NRC's Human Performance

Paradies M, Unger L, Ramey-S 253-260
Toward an Improved Evaluation Analysis Tool for Users Williams JC. 261-272
The HEPs of HEP Experts: Empirical Evaluation of THER Zimolong B. 273-280
A User's View On Quantification of Human Reliability Samdal UN, Kortner H, Gramme 281-292
Writing Operating Procedures Sutton IS. 293-308
Emergency Operating Procedure Writing for Oil Refinery PConnelly CS. 309-314
A Probabilistic Risk Assessment Using Human Reliability Banks WW, Wells JE. 315-326
A Model for Training Cognitive Skills for Severe Acciden Sanquist TF. 327-338
Building Procedures for Repeatability and Consistency in Swander AJ, Vail RE. 339-352
Human Factors in Nuclear Power and Process Safety Welch DL. 353-360
Strategies for Integrating Human Reliability Analysis Into Bridges WG, Kirkman JQ, Lor 361-370
Human Factors in Management and Organisation Smith AJ, Penington J, Lydiate 371-388
Top Down Approach To Human Factors Sten T, Ulleberg T. 389-398
Managing Human Error in the Chemical Process Industry Embrey DE. 399-414
Effective Management of the Design and Introduction of C Livingston AD. 415-428
Reduction of Human Error Through Adequate Feedback of Ishack G. 429-442
HAZOP Methods Applied To Project Design Interfaces Deshotel B, Goyal R. 443-458
A Desk-Top Data System To Support Hazard IdentificationStead JP. 459-475
Process Safety Management Program Considerations To ReMorris BC, Statile DJ. 1-14
Planning Guidlines for Acute Risk Management: the CanadCreedy GD. 15-28
Risk Management: a Business Risk Or a Risky Business Cassidy K. 29-58
Management Creep: Is It a Real Risk in the Process IndustrWard R. 59-68
Mixing Management, Mystery, and Safety: an Innovative SWard R. 69-78
A Review of the Role of Cost-Benefit Analysis as an Inpu Council J. 79-90
Integration of Quality, Process Safety, and Environmenta Berkey BD, Dowd WM, Jones 91-100
Integration of Risk Management Into Process Safety StandaMcPhail MR, Windhorst JCA. 101-116
Early Safety, Health, and Environmental Process GuidelineWalk CJ. 117-128
Team Make up--An Essential Element of a Successful ProcFrank WL, Giffin JE, Henders 129-146
A Practical Approach for Integrating Process Safety and Rooney JJ, Smith MF, Arendt J 147-162
Evolution of Process Safety Management in a Mexican Co Lorea-Hernandez A. 163-173
Norwegian Experience of Legislation Concerning Quality As

Bjordal EN. 175-186
Incorporating Human Performance Variability in Process SWilliams JC. 187-212
Auditing Performance-Based Process Safety Management Ozog H. 213-226
A Multilevel Approach To Monitoring the Implementation oHawksley JL. 227-240

Managing Safety Through Controlling the Causes of HumanWreathall J, Reason J. 241-250
The Smart Project_ a Framework and Tools for AddressingVan Steen JFJ, Koehorst LJB. 251-268
Common Documentation System for ISO 9000 and ProcessBickum AW, Barnette AE. 269-280
HAZOP Studies Under ISO 9000 Charsley P, Brown B. 281-292
Method for Building Performance Measures for Process S Connelly EM, Haas P, Myers K 293-306
Performance Measures Developed for CCPS's Elements of Connelly EM, Haas P, Myers K 307-322
High Performance Risk Management Bellomo PJ. 323-338
The Life-Cycle Approach for Nurturing Process Safety M Arendt JS, Mitchell CM, Rems 339-350
Issues and Strategies in Risk Decision Making Hamm GL, Schwartz RG. 351-374
Regulation of Chemical Process Safety in Japan O'Shima E. 375-380
International Activities: International Process Safety GroupHawksley JL. 381-386
Integration of a German Parent Company's Process Safety PTosic NM. 387-396
Applications of Risk Contours in Quantative Risk AnalysisRothschild M. 397-408
Process Safety: Life-Cycle Quality Control During Design Knowlton RE. 409-428
Using Feedback To Improve Your PSM Paradies M, Light T, Unger L. 429-434
Process Safety Management and Product Stewardship: Re-eWoodell ML, Ex B. 435-444
Designing, Developing, and Operating Crisis Management Schulein P, Kloet D, Stolk DJ. 445-458
Safety Analysis for Existing Facilities Hoffmeister JA. 459-476
Process Hazard Screening--A Method for Identifying BatchSchwartz SJ. 475-497
An Approach To Prioritizing Risk-Reducing Projects Brooks DG, Miller AC, Hamm G 497-506
Catastrophes--The Underlying Causes Arnold RMJ. 507-522
History and Development of a Safety Management System Bellamy

Au LJ, Wright MS, Hurs 523-531
STATAS: Development of an HSE Audit Scheme for Loss R

o atcliffe KB 533-560
New Tricks for Old Dogs 1-3

R. G. Perry
Automation in Chemical Plant Safety: a Design Philosophy 4-29

C. W. Thurston
One OSHA Compliance Officer's View of Process Automat 30-32

R. Elveston
Safety System Engineering 33-52

J. Troy Martel
Safety System Design Practices 53-67

S. Weiner and R. A. Freeman
A Design Process for Safety Interlock Systems 68-82
J. Gray
Activities of the International Electrotechnical Commissi 83-88

B. I. Folcker
Selection of Safety Interlock Integrity Levels 89-95

R. I Gardner and M. R. Reyne
Toward Dynamic Simulation of a Process and its Automatic 96-128

T. Park and P. I. Barton
Process Safety and Control Systems Integrity 129-139

R. L. Powell
Activities to Harmonize Worldwide Safety Interlock Syste 140-152

V. Maggioli and R. Bell
Workshop A—The Safety Life Cycle 153-168

R. Bell
Workshop B—Control System Safety Interlocks: Design an 169-176

V. J. Maggioli, W. H. Johnson,
Workshop C—Human Factors in TDC 3000 Alarm and Disp 177-181

D. A. Strobhar
Workshop C—Control Operator Overload: Identification an 182-187

D. A. Strobhar
Workshop C—Human Factors in Alarm System Design 188-203

D. B. McCafferty
Workshop D—Human Factors in PHA and OSHA Regulatio 204-204

H. W. Meyer
Workshop D—Addressing Human Errors during Process Ha 205-220

D. K Lorenzo, W. G. Bridges,
No Short Cut to Safety 221-224

W. G. Wilbanks
An Integrated Approach for Determining Appropriate Integr 225-248
E. M. Drake
Safety in Chemical Process Automation: HSE Approach 249-261

R. Bell
Responsible Care®: the Process Safety Code of Managemen 262-275

D. Hastings
New Approach to Fugitive Leak Detection for Chemical Pla 276-294

M. Tsuchiya
Reliability and Risk Analysis in Design of Gas-Extracting E 295-299

V. A. Sorokovanov and A. V.
An Atmospheric Dispersion Primer: Accidental Releases ofG. E. Devaull, J. A. King, R. J 1-28
Workshop for Modeling to Meet Regulatory Requirements 29-31
The European Experience on Developing and Communicating

S. T.
Worst
Cole‑Case
and P.Scenarios
J. Wicksfor Accidental
32-40Releases of Haza
Workshop on Advances in Source and Dispersion Modeling 41-42
Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling for Emergency PrR. L. Lee, J. R. Albritton, D. 43-58
Spreading and Vaporisation of Liquid Pools D. M. Webber 59-66
A Researcher's/Consultant's View on Advances in Source aR. E. Britter 67-76

Workshop on Modeling Data Needs 77-78
Workshop on Multicomponent Modeling 79-80
Workshop on Explosions, BLEVEs, Fires, Etc. 81-82
Preventing Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosions S. W. Haines 83-96
MULTDIS: a Multicomponent, Multiphase Dispersion Progr

A. Papadourakis 97-116
Aerosol Drop Size Correlation and Corrected Rainout Data J. L. Woodward 117-148
The Homogeneous Equilibrium Approximation in Heavy Ga

J. Kukkonen, M. Kulmala, J. N 149-166
Models and Data on Single Phase and Multiphase Release RH. Lee Norris III 167-188
A Two-Phase Model for Subcooled and Superheated LiquidR. Muralidhar, G. R. Jersey, F 189-224
Modifications to HGSYSTEM to Account for UF6 ChemistS. R. Hanna, J. Chang, and X. 225-242
Hazard Assessment and Accidental Release Modeling for E. L. Freedman and D. Goldbl 243-268
The Application of Consequence Models in Risk AssessmenC. Nussey, D. A. Carter, and K 269-304
Lessons Learned from Regional Hazard Assessment StudieJ. S. Arendt, M. W. Roberts, T. 305-318
Developments in EPA's Air Dispersion Modeling for HazarJ. S. Touma 319-330
Use of Quantitative Risk Assessment to Meet the Needs o A. Ness and J. Chavarria 331-340
Analysis of Fatality, Evacuation, and Cost Data Using BradA. Z. Keller and K. Cassidy 341-358
Building Effects on Heavy Gas Jet Dispersion M. Schatzmann, W. H. Snyder, 359-378
Modeling the Effects of Obstacles on the Dispersion of HazD. M. Webber, S. J. Jones, and 379-404
Objective Method for Estimating Surface Roughness LengthR. L. Petersen, D. K. Parce, K 405-422
New Developments of HGSYSTEM: the Shell Package of A

L. Post 423-434
Regulatory Application of Wind Tunnel Models and ComplJ. Havens, T. Spicer, H. Walke 435-470
Dispersion of Dense Gas and Flashing Releases N. J. Duijm 471-488
Averaging Time Adjustments to Plume Spread and Limits to

D. J. Wilson 489-508
Controlled Experiments for Dense Gas Diffusion: Experim R. Egami, J. Bowen, W. Coulomb 509-538
Field-Measured Dense Gas Plume Characteristics and SomeG. A. Briggs 539-556
Measurement and Prediction of Mean and Fluctuating ConcD. R. Brown, D. R. Mchugh, P. 557-572
Modeling Absorption and Dilution of Unconfined Releases V. M. Fthenakis, D. N. Blevvit 573-592
Research on the Mitigation of Explosions on Offshore Oil D. M. Johnson and G. A. Shale 593-610
The Texaco/UOP HF Alkylation Additive Technology: Aeros

G. A. Melhem, K. R. Comey, a 611-662
Objectives and Results of Two CEC-Sponsored Projects onW. P. M. Mercx 663-680

Prediction of Blast Damage from Vapor Cloud Explosions H. Phillips 681-692
Source Modeling and Dispersion Modeling of Two-Phase RS. G. Coats, R. J. Gardner, W. K 693-720
Effects of Tank Failure Mode and Lading Properties on Pr J. Maillette and A. M. Birk 721-736
Current Status and Advances in Flash Fire Modeling P. J. Rew, D. M. Deaves, and 737-762
An Experimental Study of Water Deluge on Compartment FG. A. Chamberlain 763-776
Guidelines for Selecting Scenarios for Risk Management P B. Morris, R. O'rourke, and P. 777-786
Tuning a Complex Suite of Dispersion Models J. L. Woodward and J. Cook 787-824
Use of On-Site Meteorological Data to Determine Actual Wo

C. G. Rabideau 825-838
Modeling of the Reactive Negatively Buoyant Titanium TetS. Khajehnajafi 839-850
Dispersion of Continuous Releases over a Two-DimensionaS. Simoens, C. Michelot, M. Ay 851-858

Systematic Method for Determining a Hazardous Air PollutM. W. Eltgroth, J. S. Touma, 859-880
Mitigation Options for Accidental Releases of Hazardous GV. M. Fthenakis 881-903
Application of the HGSYSTEM/UF6 Model to Simulate Atm

W. D. Goode, Jr., S. G. Bloom, 905-920
Predicting Thermal Explosions in Batch Reactors Using a R. Costa, C. M. Bosch, E. Velo 921-936
Large-Scale Modeling of Explosions in Structures J. D. Baum, H. Luo, and R. Lo 937-954
Modeling Explosions and Fires of Flammable Chemicals UD. Shaver, M. Edelstein, and 955-976
The Control of Confined Vapor Phase Explosions N. F. Scilly, 0. J. R. Owen, an 977-996
Luncheon Address, September 26, 1995 J. Weaver 997-1002
Luncheon Address, September 27, 1995: Public Safety and J. Makris 1003-1006
Luncheon Address, September 29, 1995: the United States' P. L. Hill, Jr 1033-1033
Risk--Benefit Approach for Addressing PSM RecommendatC. Fryman 3-11

Cost Effective Process Safety Management Implementatio J. N. Shah and K. S. Mudan 12-24
Implementing an Effective PSM Resolution Tracking Syst P. Chitrapu 25-34
Trade-Offs in Safety, Environmental, and Business Risks f W. W. Simmons, S. W. Rudy, 35-39
The Art of Process Hazard Analysis Revalidation T. B. Tolbert and R. A. Winkle 40-68
Pressure Relief System Documentation: Equipment-Based P. C. Berwanger and R. A. Kre 69-78
Reliability-Centered Maintenance Makes Sense for PSM-Cov

A. C. Remson, C. S. King, C. M. 79-88
Risk-Based Mechanical Integrity Programs S. W. Rudy 89-92
Integrating Behavior-Based Safety Concepts Into a Proce M. K. Merchant 93-100
The Development of an Integrated Toolkit for Inherent SH D. Mansfield , Y. Malmen, and 103-117
Inherent Safety: How To Measure It and Why We Need It R. W. Johnson, S. D. Unwin, a 118-127
Management of Change: Evaluation Criteria for Safety MeaE. Guntrum 128-150
Expanding Process Safety Management Measurement SysteT. J. Janicik 151-162
A New Model To Relate Management Practices To ProcessR. B. Ward 163-182
Inherent SHE: 20 Years of Evolution J. L. Hawksley and M. L. Prest 183-196

Inherently Safer Design: Achievements and Prospects T. A. Kletz 197-206
Inherent Safety in Processes: Softer Aspects of Process Saf D. A. Perrin 207-212
Development and Assessment of Inherently Safe Processes A. Keller, E. Heinzle, and K. 213-223
It's Never Too Late for Inherent Safety C. G. Carrithers , A. M. Dowell 227-241
PRISMA: a Risk Management Tool Based On Incident AnalT. W. van der Schaaf 242-251
Selecting the Design Bases for Safety Systems: Inherently S. Mohindra and R. Peter Stick 252-292
Facility Siting: Case Study Demonstrating Benefit of Anal H. Ozog, G. A. Melhem, B. van 293-315
Inherently Safer Chemical Processes: a Life Cycle ApproacD. E. Park 316-319
Inherently Safer Process: an Integral Part of PSM ImplemenY. Riezel 320-328
Safe Formulation and Manufacture of Acrylic Resins J. A. Klein and A. S. Balchan 329-342
Project Management Principles for Inherently Safer DesignD. W. Jones and P. G. Snyder 343-355
Human Recovery of Errors in Man--Machine Systems T. W. van der Schaaf 356-365
Process Mapping: an Effective Tool for Integrating Total D. W. Jones 369-383
Implementation of an ESH Management System in a Mexi A. Lorea-Hernandez 384-392

Integrating Environment, Safety, and Health Into a Total B. J. Weber and J. O. Byrne 393-397
A Common Management System for Improving Environmental

J. F. Lubbe, P. F. van der Merw 398-415
A Cost and Time-Efficient Framework for Inherent Safety S. Berger, J. Cherry, D. Leveng 416-428
Integrated Management Systems D. I. Bentham 429-439
Integrated and Optimized ESH/TQM Audits B. Tylock and F. L. Leverenz 440-448
Luncheon Address J. Weaver 451-454
RMP Rule Implementation Report Card J. Makris 455-456
A European Perspective On Safety Management Goals D. Eves 457-463
The Role of the Institution of Chemical Engineers in PromoS. Jones 464-467
Introductory Remarks J. F. Lubbe 469-473
Measurement Systems for PSM And/Or Inherent Safety S. Arendt 475-476
Process Safety Management Documentation Systems W. Frank 477-477
Regulatory Issues in the U. S. and Europe On PSM and InheC. Mathiessen and G. Kenny 479-488
Company Implementation Programs for Inherently Safer Proc

W. K. Lutz 489-489
Case Studies On Inherent Safety: Cost--Benefit Analysis; LR. French 491-491
Process Hazard Review Expert System W. M. Pitre 493-493
Training in Support of Process Hazards Analysis: A Speci T. Hoppe and H.R. Wheeler
3-12
Layer of Protection Analysis A New PHA Tool After HazopA.M. Dowell

13-28
Risk Criteria for Use in Quantitative Risk Analysis B. Greenwood, L. Seely, and J
29-40
Practical Risk and Operability Analysis for New Products B.R. Cunningham and M.A. Pi
41-51
Playing the Killer Slot Machine (a Tutorial on Risk) D.K. Lorenzo and W.G. Bridge
53-60
Rhone-Poulenc Inc. Process Hazard Analysis and Risk As R.m. Ewbank and G.S. York
61-73
Finding an Appropriate Level of Safeguards M.D. Moosemiller and W.H.

75-84
Resource Optimization by Risk Mapping Extending Risk An

R.W. Johnson, T.I. McSweeney
85-109
A Risk Assessment Methodology for Evaluating the EffectiA.M. Huff and R.L. Montgome
111-126
A Simple Problem to Explain and Clarify the Principles of D.C. Hendershot

127-145
A Context-Specific Approach Toward Human Reliability AJ.R. Fragola

149-169
RISK-BASED EVALUATION AND HUMAN FACTORSP.M. Myers and P.G. Brabezon

171-179
New Consequences Modeling Chapter for Guidelines for Che
D.A. Crowl
181-189
Benefits of Plant Layout Based on Realistic Explosion ModJ.C.A.Windhorst

191-204
Consequences Modeling for the Insurance Industry - New D. Scott and S. Mohindra
205-212
PSM Verification of Relief Device Sizing in the Case of R G.B. Chadwell

213-222
Accounting for Common Cause Failures When Assessing the

H. Paula and E. Daggett
223-240
Benefits of Quantifying Process Hazards Analyses T.I. McSweeney

243-258
An Integrated Quantitative Decision Approach for Risk M P.C. Chrostowski and S.A. Fos
259-272
CCPS Equipment Reliability Database: A Solid FoundationH.W. Thomas

273-284
Using Quantitative Risk Analysis in Decision Making: A D. Schaechtel and D. Moore

285-297
The Synergy of the Business Planning Process, Safety ManJ. Kimball

299-307
How Does The Public Perceive Risks from Major IndustrialA. Brazier and G. Walker 307-322
The General Duty Clause under the Clean Air Act: Issues oJ. Ferris 323-330
Development of Integrated Fixed Facility and TransportatioL.M. Bendixen 331-339
The RMP as a Tool for Risk-Based Decision-Making C. Matthiessen and L. Helsing 341-347
Risk Management and Hazard Reduction Practice in The Am
D.R. Kuespert and M.K. Ander 349-376
Improving Safety, Environmental Protection, and Reliabili G.B. DeWolf, T.M. Shires, and 377-396
Maximizing the Economic Value of Process Safety ManageJ. Fiksel and K. Harrington 397-406
Integrating Quality Management Principles into The Risk K. Mitchel and J.N. Shah 407-418
Importance of Scenario Selection in Preparing Hazard As J.I. John and H. Ozog 421-433
Joint EPA/OSHA Chemical Accident Investigation A. Santiago and B. Reilly 435-442
OSHA Enforcement Actions for and the Defense of FacilityM.S. Dreux 443-446
Guidelines for Developing Equipment System Taxonomies B.J.

a Weber 449-460
An Ethylene Decomposition Event at Lyondell Polymers' ViD.E. Black 461-449
Lessons Learned Databases-A survey of Existing Sources an

G.B. Chadwell and S.E. Rose 471-489
Incident Database and Macroanalysis to Help Set Safety DiJ.A. McIntosh, and S.R. Taylor 491-509
A Risk-Based Approach to Addressing Recommendations frD.A. Moore and G.L. Hamm 513-525
Risk-Based Judgments in Process Hazard Analyses D.K. Lorenzo 527-544
Risk Acceptance Criteria and Risk Judgment Tools Appli W.B. Bridges and T.R. Willia
545-557
Startup Challenges for New Risk Management Programs C. Fryman
559-564
An Internet Thesaurus - Dictionary for Analyzing Risk AssA. Ignatowski, I. Rosenthal, a 567-570
Evaluation of a Proposed Thesaurus/Dictionary for Risk AsD.C. Hendershot and S.J. Sche 581-591
Use of the OECD Dictionary/Thesaurus to Encode Delaware

P.J. McNuty, R.A. Barrish, and 593-602
Risk Assessment for Toxic Catastrophe Prevention: New JeR. Baldini and P. Costanza 603-614
Community Participation in Risk Acceptance Criteria R.G. Runyon 617-620
The East Harris County Manufacturers Association Progr S.E. Anderson, J.W. Coe, S. Are 621-628
Over-Pressure Protection by Means of a Designed System RJ.C.A.Windhorst 631-649
Safe Handling of Flammable Liquids In Process Vessels: G.F. Darnell, P.N. Lodal, and J 651-665
Multiple Safeguarding Selection Criteria or How Much SafR.P. Stickles, S. Mohindra, an 667-673
Methodology for Focusing a Transportation Risk Analysis P.E. McCluer 677-689
Environmental Sensitive Flares J.F. Straitz 691-706
PHAzer: An Intelligent System for Automated Process HazR. Srinivasan and V. Venkatas 707-716
Strategic Financial Risk Assessment for Railcar Business AP.M. Myers and R.S. Morgan 717-727
Risk-Based Decision Making for Fire and Explosion Loss Co
T.F. Barry 729-750
Pressure Relief System Documentaion: Equipment Based RP. Berwanger, R.A. Kreder, a 751-759
Integrated Safety Analysis Project R.W. Johnson and M. Elliott 761-770
Air Modeling Issues Associated with the Risk Managemen G.D. Kaiser 781-792
Meeting the Needs of Our Stockholders J. Weaver 795-797
Luncheon Presentation H. Pasman 799-802
Quality Assurance, Uncertainty, and Expert Judgment in RiJ. McQuaid

803-808
Achieving Plant Performance Goals by Applying Reliabilit D. Wong and D. Sommerstad 3-12
Reliability Analysis of Steam/Methane And Ethylene PyrolG. Kallenberg 13-23
Confidence Curves: A Reliability Modeling Technique for tD. J. Silkworth 25-33
How Financially Optimizing Maintenance Can Solve Your M

S .E.G.Schmidt and D.A. Mau 35-46
Using Reliability Based Inspection (RBI) as a Means for SaC.R. Leonard and P.N. Lodal 47-62
Implementation and Application of the Dow Hazard EvaluaP.B. Parikh and D.A. Crowl 65-83
Exxon's Worldwide Approach to Incident Investigation TraJ.J. Thomas and W.G. Bridges 85-93
Understanding and Dealing With Human Error in The Oil, G
D. Attwood 95-105
Reliability-Centered Design: Inherently More Reliable Pro D.A. Walker, M.L. Casada, an 107-137
Achieving Reliable Performance in the Maintenance OrganiR.L. Montgomery and T.F. Zan 139-152
Let's Put the "OP" Back in "HAZOP" D.C. Hendershot, R.L. Post, P.F. 153-167
Test Driving the CCPS Plant and Equipment Reliability DaH.W. Thomas, B. Weber, and 169-184
Engineering Process Safety I.S. Sutton 187-196
Implementation of the SEVESO II Major Accident Hazard D

K. Cassidy 197-218
Measures of Risk When Integrating PSM with Business DecT.I. McSweeney, W.W.Simmons 219-233
Trade-Off Risks: Addressing the Tension Between ReliabiliD.F. Montague and J.j. Rooney 235-251
Teaching Process Safety To Mechanical Engineers R. Ward 253-269
CCPS Process Safety Incident Database (PSID) R. Vaughan and B. Kelly 273-290
Performance Measurement of Process Safety Management D.J Campbell, E.M. Connelly, J. 291-310
Introduction to ISA TR84.0.02: A Technical Report for Verif

A.E. Summers 311-318
Safety Instrumented System Design Using Risk-Benefit EvaA.A. Garcia and D.E. Lewis 319-336
The Importance of Software Diagnostic Coverage in Achievi
M. Boyd and D. Baer 337-350
Unavailability of Emergency Shutdown Systems as Describe

A.A. Garcia and W.K. Lutz 351-363
A Validation Tool to Ensure Plant Automation System ReliaK. Sandler, J. Cox, M. Barth, et 365-380
Financially Structured Risk-Based Methods from the ASM D.A. Mauney and M.E.G. Schm 381-398
The API Methodology for Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Anal

J.T. Reynolds 399-417
Integrating Reliability-Centered Maintenance Studies with M. Alley, M. Long, D. Walker, 419-441
Using the Management-of-Change Database as a ReliabilityK. Sandler and J. Angelo 443-450
Risk-Based Inspection: Implementation and Results L. Kaley and G. Alvarado 451-456
Workshop C Root Cause Analysis for Risk and Reliability: J.J. Thomas, J.C. Belke, W.G. B 457-458
Recurring Causes of Recent Chemical Accidents J.C. Belke 459-468
Closing the Loop: Case Study: EPA/OSHA Joint Chemical J.AcFerris 469-479
The Importance of "Why?" W.L. Frank 481-488
Human Factors Applications in Chemical Process Safety R. Barke and V. Calvez 489-494
Opportunities for Improving Human Reliability in Process j. Philley 495-517

System Reliability Assessment with An Approximate Reas S.W. Eisenhawer, T.F. Bott, T. 521-543
Risk-Based Maintenance for Reliability and Cost Reductio G.J. Wright 545-560
Methodology for Determining Reliability of a Foam SuppreS.D. Schemel, C.F. Schemel, a 561-590
Using a Risk-Based Maintenance Approach to Develop PlanJ. Farquharson, R. Montgomery, 591-604
Use of General Industry Failure Rate Data in Fault Tree AnW. K. Lutz 605-612
New Directions at CCPS J. Weaver 615-620
Management of Process Safety Scenarios C. Fryman and D. Roopchand 3-14
Consequence Assessment: How Far Is Far Enough? K. Cassidy

15-37
Classification Methology for New Industrial Facilities Han R.Z.D.Coutto, E. Haddad, and
39-49
Lessons Learned by Industry Groups in Performing HazardM.W. Roberts

51-74
Issues in the Development and Use of Guidance for EPA HG.D. Kaiser
75-96
Recent Research on the Dispersion of Hazardous Materials R.E. Britter

97-130
A New Model for Accidental Releases of Water Reactive CT. Kapias and R.F. Griffiths
133-144
Source Terms from Two-Phase Flow in Long Pipelines follD.M. Webber, T.K. Fannelop,
145-167
RELASE - An Aerosol Model with Potential D.W. Johnson
169-187
The Kit Fox Field Demonstration Project and Data Set S.B. King, D. Sheesley, T. Routh
191-208
Description and Analysis of Atmospheric Dispersion Test T. Spicer and J. Havens

209-228
Testing of the HEGADAS Model using the Kit Fox Field DS.R. Hanna and J.C. Chang
229-245
The Use of Fluid Curtains for Post-Release Mitigation of GH.H. Schoten, M. Molag, J.S. Du
247-259
Development of HF Alkylation Unit Water Spray MitigatioD.N. Blewitt and A.J. Krol
261-272
Application Considerations of Consequence Reduction for R. Cecchetti and K. Steinberg

273-286
The Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability and Its Ap

S. Bradley, R.N. Fry, and A.
287-313
A Unified Model for Jet, Heavy, and Passive Dispersion In H.W.M.Witlox and A. Holt
315-344
SMEDIS: Scientific Model Evaluation Techniques AppliedN.C. Daish, R.E. Britter, P.F. L
345-371
Dispersion Modeling in Terrain for Liquefied Gas ReleasesJ.R. Taylor, Y. Riezel, and Y.
373-380
Near-Field Dispersion of Fission Products in Complex Ter B. Letellier, L. Restrepo, and C

381-396
Modeling of Underwater Liquid Releases, Slick Transport, V.M. Fthenakis and U.S. Rohat
397-417
Investigation of Gas Explosions in Open Geometries Usi S. Mogensen, B. Hjertager, and

421-434
Gas Dispersion in a Congested, Partially Confined Volume C.Savvides, V.Tam, R.P. Cleaver
435-456
CFD-Based Methodology for Quantitative Gas Explosion RiO.R.Hansen, O.Talberg, and J.

457-477
Improved Vapor Cloud Explosion Predictions by Combini D.D.Herrmann

479-494
Deriving Engineering Specifications from Release Dispers J.C.A.Windhorst

495-514
Comparison of Blast Curve and a Reduced Explosion ModelJ.K. Clutter and R.T.Luckritz
515-540
Improvements in Guidelines for Prediction of Vapor-CloudJ.S.Puttock

541-569
Investigation of an LPG Accident with Application of Diff R.Morandi, F.Dattilo, G. Rotond

571-582
Mathematical Models for Gas Explosions on Industrial SiteR.P.Cleaver and G.A.Shale

583-603
An Improved Model for the Prediction of Radiant Heat fromW.E.Martinsen and J.D.Marx
605-621
Implementation of SEVESO-2 Requirements in The NetherK.ham and J.Schaafsma

625-633
The East Harris County Manufacturers Association Progr S.E.Anderson and J.W.Coe
637-647
Integrating Responsible Care, Community Advisory PanelsN.Macchiarolo

649-661
The Maximum Concentration during the Passage of a Cont C.Anderson, N.Mole, and S. N
665-676
Characterization of Dense Gas (Carbon Dioxide) Releases uW.Coulombe, J.Bowen, D. Freem

677-697
Comparisons of HPAC Mean Hazard Predictions to Dipole S.Bradley
P
699-720
Internet's Resources for Accidental Release Modeling J.C.Bolstridge

721-732
Nonparametric Inference of the Mixture Components in theT.P.Schopflocher and P.J.Sulli

733-749
Computation of Sedimentation Rates for Acoustically Enh Y.Wibowo and O.Ezekoye

751-771
LSMS: A Model for the Spreading and Vaporization of Spill

P.F. Linden, J.W.Rottman, N. C.
773-787
Application of Consequence Assessment Techniques to TanD.Smith and J.Alderman

789-804
A Discussion of Modeling Challenges for Complying with J.McDuffee

805-812
Evaluation of Design Alternatives Through Risk AssessmenV.Blusanovics and U.Bhide

813-829
Critical Design of Validation Experiments for Vapor Clou P.Snowdon, J.S.Puttock, E. T. Pr

831-849
Lessons Learned from an On-Plot Refinery Tank ExplosionK.A.Paine

3-8
Case History of the Tosco Avon Refinery Investigation: J D.S.Conger

9-20
A Review of Past Accidents Occurring in Major Hazard InstG.Ludosivi and F.Damiani

21-30
Lessons Learned from a Process Tank Explosion S.R.Marwitz, R.P.Smith, and

31-40
Incident Severity Rating and Investigation Guidelines D.Gaydos and G.York

41-50
The Development of Approaches to Incident Selection for D.E.Sliva and J.Weaver
51-68
The Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board's Proce

B.Hoyle, S.McCleary, and I. R
69-100
A Structured Approach to Safe Design or Do the Safety Ri P.J.Hunt

101-124
Investigation of a Pesticide Explosion A.Fuentes

125-140
A Compressor Failure That MOC May Not have Caught! A.W.Bickum

141-154
Premature Stopping Points for Determining the Root CauseJ.Philley

155-174
Using Advanced Trending Techniques to Learn from Your M.Paradies

In and E.Skompski
175-186
Human Factors in Accident Investigations V.E.Barnes

187-198
Lessons Learned from a Cold Weather Explosion and Fire iB.D.Kelly

199-208
Steam Line Rupture at Tennessee Eastman Division P.N.Lodal

209-224
Lessons Learned from the Longford Royal Commission Inves

M.Boult, G.Kenney, and R.Pitb
225-244
Risk Reduction by Learning from Incidents and Near-MisseK.Ruppert and E.M.Z.Riemslo

245-252
Root Cause Analysis - NOT What You Might Think C.R. Nelms
253-262
Investigation into the Root Causes of Repeated Incinerator D.K.Lorenzo

263-268
Investigation of Explosion Accidents Q.A.Baker, A.J.Pierorazio, an
269-278
Central Collecting and Evaluating of Major Accidents and H.Uth

279-290
Impact of Identifying Root Causes J.McCavit

291-298
A Reactive Chemical Incident: Morton International, Peter D.Heller and W.Hoyle

299-302
Safety Management through Learning from Experience in tB.Wilpert, H.J.Uth, R.Miller, et

303-312
Using Process Tools, System Evaluation, and Accident TrenE.Koshka

313-320
Quality Assurance in Incident Reporting and Investigation U.Ritwik

321-340
Organizational Unlearning: Detrimental Behavior Present i R.K.Urian

341-362
A Case Study in the Use of Electronic Networking for IncidD.W.Owen

363-366
Legal Issues and Incident Investigations M.S.Dreux

367-368
Conquering Cultural Change in Incident Investigation K.Smith and C.Franklyn

369-378
Get Near Misses Reported W.G.Bridges

379-400
L.G.Holloway
The Case of the Pressurized Drums (Unexpected Oxida 401-410
Acrylic Polymer Reactor Accident Investigation: Lessons LM.Gromacki

411-436
Recent Development sin European Commission Tools to Man
C.Kirchsteiger and S.Duffield
437-440
Establishment of an Industrial Accident Database in Korea H.Kwon, D.Yim, C.Lee, et al.

441-450
Chemical Accident Investigation and Management in KoreaK.Park and E.SupYoon

451-458
Consequence Analysis of an Oil Refinery Explosion in ThaP.Osiri, B.Tansel, C.Chaikittipo

459-466
Estimated Chemical Accident Costs in the United States: L.Collins, C.D'Angelo, C.Matthe
467-474
Insurance, Terrorism and the Risk Management Program D.Steward, M.Duncan, and A.S
475-492
The Secret to Measuring Process Safety Performance: Comb

S.Arendt
493-496
Use of Computational Modeling to Identify the Cause of V J.K.Clutter and M.G.Whitney

497-518
Realistic Dispersion Modeling of Chlorine Release IncidentA.Waller

519-516
The Business Case for Process Safety A. Allemang, H. Ozog, J. Weave
3-18
Making EHS an Integral Part of Process Design K. Mulholland, L. Bendixen, a
19-27
A New Approach for Measuring Safety and Health PerformS. A. Newell
29-53
The Cost of Failure M. S. Dreux and J. F. Laboe
57-66
Maturing a Safety Management System into an Asset IntegrS. Behie, A. Minty, R. Bruce et
67-83
Enterprise Risk Management: A Key for Optimizing the Cos

M. L. Casada, S. G. Schoolcraf
85-102
Retaining Process Safety Culture in FMC Corporation C. Fryman
105-109
Turning the Titanic: Three Case Histories in Cultural Chan D. Jones
111-121
Best in Class Strategies: Aligning Human Performance andJ. Doyle
123-126
Measuring Performance in Major Hazard Industries in the I. Travers
129-136
Chemical Incident Data Mining and Application to ChemicaM. Mannan, M. Gentile, and T
137-156
Measuring Process Safety Progress: First Steps S. Arendt, K. Barrett, and P. N
157-164
If You Can't Measure It, You Can't Control It: ProSmart P B. G. Perry, J. Steven Arendt, D
165-174
Invest in Safety or Invest in Production: A Dilemma? P. M. W. Korvers, J. Schaafsm
177-191
Incorporating Process Safety Management into an Overall B. M. Snider
193-198
Risk-Based PSM Helps Make business Case on a Large Capi
V. Blusanovics and U. Bhide
199-210
Integrating Process Safety and Line Management J. McCavit
213-218
Integrated Management Systems: A Practical Applications R. Holdsworth and D. Waibel
219-235
Integration of Process Safety and Personnel Safety in JapanK. Saka
237-241
Risk Management Decision Making: The Human Factors AD.Del Bel Belluz and L. Wilso
243-257
Cost-Effective Human Factors Techniques for Process SafeD. Attwood and D. Fennell
261-268
Using Quantitative PSM Techniques to Improve Safety andM. Boult, M. Moosemiller, and
269-286
Application of the Hazard-Barrier-Target (HBT) Model fo B. A. Schupp, S. M. Lemkowitz

287-316
Facilitated Self-Assessment - An Approach to Measuring G. York
319-325
A Tool to Assess Aspects of an Organization's Health and N. T. Byrom
327-335
Measuring Process Safety Performance D. Walker, S. Schoolcraft, M. C
337-355
PSM Performance Measurement Using Leading Metrics U. Ritwik
359-373
Development of a Process Incident Metric at Bayer CorporaJ. Todd Aukerman
375-385
Measuring Process Safety to Drive PSM Excellence L. M. Morrison
387-392
How to Measure the Performance of a Safety Management K

S . Park and Y. Jo
393-399
Process Safety Knowledge - The Route to Business SuccessB. D. Kelly
403-414
Delegating Safety D. R. Kuespert
415-422
Integrating a Human Factors Approach into Process Safet D. A. Moore
423-440
Improving Manufacturing Performance by Applying Process

T. G. Eubank and W. M. Brad
443-454
One Industry: Two Different Safety Cultures R. B. Ward
455-469
Shelter-in Place: A Cost-Effective Strategy to Protect Your L. G. Holloway
471-476
Applying Continuous Improvement Tools to Your Process J. J. Rooney, J. A. Leonard, a

477-491
Integration of a Safety, Health, and Environment ManagemeK. Park, Y. Jo, E. S. Yoon et al

493-497
Determining the Effectiveness of PSM Systems in ReducingC. A. Soczek, S. Dharmavaram,

499-504
Integration of a Reactive Chemical Program into the Pro G. Phillips and T. Overton
507-513
Applying Systems Thinking to Reactive Chemicals Manag C. Bagley and K. Vashee
515-520
PHA Revalidations - Get More for Your Money C. E. Browning and C. N. Garl
523-534
A Practical Approach to Reducing the Cost of PHA RevalidK. Sandler, C. Ferdock, K. McE
535-550
Change Management Audit Program, Change MAP - How to

G.IGrote and E. G. Zirngast
553-562
Change Management Versus Management of Change - HowK. Sandler and D. Cunha
563-581
Risk, Reliability, and Due Diligence M. S. Dreux 1-4
Risk Management on a Major Facility Expansion B. D. Kelly

5-17
Risk Assessment and Decision Making on the Adequacy ofR. M. Turner

19-28
Risk Assessment Methodology for Aboveground Storage Tank

T. Whipple
29-38
Vulnerability Assessment Methodology for Chemical Faci C. D. Jaeger

41-48
Using Existing Inventory of Process Hazards to Screen for PA. M. Downes

49-55
Comparison of Nuclear Power Plant Security with Other Fac

D. H. Johnson, R. A. Dykes, a
57-80
Performing a Community Hazardous Materials Transportat M. E. Middleton

83-89
Consequence Modeling of Gas Explosion Scenarios in TrafJ. Weerheym, A. C. van den Be

91-107
What is My Share of the Risk? Apportioning Liability of TrJ. N. Shah, B. A. Fuller, and W
109-123
Inherent Safety of Dikes against Catastrophic Failure of St M. Moosemiller and T. Whippl

127-132
Minimizing Facility Siting Risks for Toxic Releases in Amm

R. J. Weber and R. J. Hofstra
133-143
Application of Quantitative Risk Analysis to Code-RequireJ. B. Cornwell and J. D. Marx

145-167
Validation and Extension of Pool Evaporation Model J. L. Woodward, K. Krishna, a
169-187
A Study for the Prevention of Unconfined Vapor Cloud ExpW. K. Kim and H. Salvesen
189-208
A Checklist for Inherently Safer Chemical Reaction Proces D. C. Hendershot

211-218
Preventing Major Accidents with Catastrophic ConsequencG. Adderley, V. Partington, A.

219-229
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modeling of Gas DisJ. Osenbroch, B. H. Hjertager,

233-246
Residual Risk Management Through Computational Fluid J. C. A. Windhorst

247-257
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Method for Determini

S. Dharmavaram, D. Herrmann,
259-270
Risk of Reliability D. J. Silkworth

273-279
Inherently Safer Technology and the Risk Management Pr J. Ferris

281-286
Reliability Associated with A Large Fire Water System in J. W. Richmond, Sr.

287-294
Security of Chemicals in a New Era: Preventing the Use of L. Stanton

297-310
Chemical Transportation Security in the Face of Terrorism H. Ward

311-321
Applying Risk-Based Decision-Making Methods/Tools to Tr

D. Waker, W. Bradshaw, M. Cas
323-344
Linking QRA to Cost-Benefit Analysis - With Case StudiesE. Alp

347-360
A GIS-Supported Transportation Risk Analysis Approach R. Bubbico, S. Di Cave, and B
361-374
Integrating Financial Risk Analysis for Transportation Ope P. M. Myers

375-389
The Ammonium Nitrate Explosion in Toulouse, France: TheR.I J. A. Kersten, A. C. van de S

393-402
The UNEP/APELL Emergency Response Program and ComF. Balkau, R. Coutto, and S. S
403-414
Hazard Investigation of Reactive Chemicals J. Murphy, G. Joseph, L. Long,

415-419
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System Design and Ope

S. D. Unwin, R. W. Johnson, S.
421-431
The Development of Risk Profiles and Their Value in MakiA. L. Sepeda

435-452
The Revelations of Asphaliah C. R. Nelms

453-464
3M Quantitative Process Risk Screening Tool A. H.Poppen and R. E. Hollen

465-476
Integrating Layer of Protection Analysis within Process HaB. Roubion, F. Foster, and R.
479-493
Doing More with LOPA: Complementing LOPA with Econo

B. A. Schupp, H. J. Pasman, S
495-520
Availability Analysis through Relationships Between Failu J. Ding and E. Olsson

523-531
Component Reliability Analysis of Typical Chemical ProceK. Min, S. H. Han, S. H. Kim, e

533-544
Impact of Equipment Reliability in Process Risk ManagemeA. Pezeshk

545-567
The Perfect Reactive Chemical Hazard Management SolutiJ. S. Arendt
5-18
Developing and Implementing a Reactive Chemical Hazar D. Ferrell, G. Taylor, R. Hagen,

19-28
Addressing Chemical Reactivity Hazards in Process HazardR. W. Johnson and S. D. Unwi

29-46
A Quick Thermal Activity Monitor (QTAM) for ControllinH. K. Fauske

47-52
Determination of Saturation Curves for Diazonium Salt SolM. A. Oliver

53-60
A New, Low Thermal Inertia, Scanning, Adiabatic CalorimeS. Chippett

61-86
An Inherently Safer Process of Cyclohexane Oxidation UsiJ. Chen

87-102
Evaluating the Degree of Inherent Safety in Early Phases S. Shah, U. Fischer, and K. Hu
103-120
The Challenge of Inherent Safety D. A. Moore and J. E. L. Roger

121-130
The Design and Location of Occupied Buildings At High Haza

G. Adderley, K. Wattie, A. Wils
131-142
Developing a Sound Basis for the Design of Vented ExplosD. D. Herrmann

143-154
Deflagration To Detonation Transition in Unconfined VapoJ. Kelly Thomas, A. J. Pieroraz

155-168
Lessons Learned Form Augusta: a Case History M. P. Broadribb

169-180
High Integrity Protective Systems for Reactive Processes A. E. Summers

181-186
Integrated Risk Assessment of Several Approaches for Ha L. M. Morrison
187-194
Identifying Criteria To Classify Chemical Mixtures as "H D. A. Crowl and T. I. Elwell

195-212
UN Regulations Satisfied -- Yet Material Is Still Unsafe ToI. J. G. Priestley and H. J. Gib
213-228
A Few Risk Analyses in the Transport of Dangerous GoodsM. Provencher

229-242
Hazards of Aqueous Ammonia Storage, and Consequences S. Dharmavaram, B. C. Fritzle

243-266
Reactivity Screening Made Easy G. A. Melhem

267-280
Improving Reactive Hazard Management, the Implementat J. F. Murphy and D. Holmstro

281-288
Enhanced Risk Management At the Pasadena Plastics Com F. M. Broussard and A. E. Su

289-298
Consideration of Chemical Reactivity Hazards in Security VC. Jaeger and B. Byrd

299-310
Chlorine Trifluoride Exposure and Reactivity Study J. VanOmmeren, D. W. Croll, R.

311-330
Thermal Characterization of Cyclopropylacetylene, a Key IS. H. Chan, F. Y. Okuniewicz, S

331-342
Risk Evaluation of Hydroxylamine Water Solution M. Wakakura, H. Koseki, T. Uch

343-352
Reactivity Assessments in R&D D. Leggett

353-366
Dust -- the Other Explosion Hazard W. L. Frank

367-384
Lessons Learned from Incident Investigations M. S. Dreux
385-384
The Hazards of Unknown Exotherms: Two Case Studies J. Wayne Chastain, R. Pertuit,
385-398
Gas Explosion Caused By a Smouldering Fire of Cocoa R.J.A. Kersten, A.J.J. Klein, M.
399-406
Explosion of a Railcar Containing Toluene Diisocyanate WR. A. Ogle, A. R. Carpenter, an

407-422
How To Estimate Chemical Hazard Values Using Minimal L. G. Holloway

423-430
Innovations in Safety Case Approaches R. Pitblado

431-442
Evaluating Relief Valve Reliability When Extending the TeS. A. Urbanik

443-454
Hazard Evaluation of Organic Peroxides and Self-Reactive X. Li and H. Koseki

455-465
R. M. Rosen
Three Incidents: Tank Truck Explosion, Television Intervie 5-8
E. Y. Ngai
World Wide Electronic Specialty Gas Emergency Respons 9-19
A. Ness
Unplanned Shutdown Plus Lack of Knowledge Equals Incid 21-27
G. L. Neilson and P. Phys

Community Involvement Requirements for the Albertan Up 31-52
J. A. Bank
Existing Side-By-Side: a Look At Community Alert & Emer 53-66
M. E. Middleton
Joint Leveraging of Industrial and Community Assets: a P 67-69
T. Low and K. Smith
Trash to Treasures 71-76
J. A. Alderman
Safety and Fire Protection Consideration for LNG Terminal 79-100
E. Salzano and V. Cozzani

Blast Wave Damage To Process Equipment as a Trigger of 101-114
R. Pitblado
LNG Terminal Operations Hazard Zones 115-118
J. Chen, C. H. Hung , K. S. Fan,

Emergency Response of Toxic Chemicals in Taiwan: the Sy 119-130
W. Steinert, M. Begg, and R.

Improved Safety At Reduced Operating Costs in a German 131-144
L. G. Holloway
Active Shooter Table Top Exercise Process for Schools 145-166
D. J. Ferguson
Applying Inherent Safety To Mitigate Offsite Impact of a T 167-170
J. L. Woodward and J. Kelly

Extended Indoor Explosion Model With Vertical Concentrati 171-196
R. Raman
Accounting for Dynamic Processes in Process Emergency 197-214
Y. Qiao, M. Gentile, and M.

Fuzzy Logic Methodology for Accident Frequency Assessme 215-226
C. Fluegeman, T. Hilton, K. P.
Development of Detailed Action Plans in the Event of a So 227-234
T. Whipple and M. Roberson

System Improvements Utilizing FMEA and Fault Tree Anal 235-242
M. P. Broadribb, W. H. Ralph
Lessons from Grangemouth: a Case History 243-262
M. J. Hazzan and I. Jones
A Graphical Method for Planning Security Vulnerability An 263-276
C. Goode and T. Brabazon

Emergency Preplanning in Pipeline Construction 277-284
A. M. Downes
Reducing Value Chain Vulnerability To Terrorist Attacks 285-300
A. Wilson, R. De Cort, and W

Lessons Learned from a Major Accident Involving Uncontr 301-310
R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison, an
Emergency Response To a Non-Collision HAZMAT Release 311-316
J. B. Vorderbrueggen
CSB Incident Investigation 317-320
L. Chippindall and D. Butts

Managing the Financial Risks of Major Accidents 321-336
S. A. Urbanik
Initiating Event Frequency Case Study: Electrolytic Cell Pr 337-346
T. Overton and T. Wagner

Use of Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) Within the 347-356
F. M. Broussard and H. K. Harr

Implementing Personnel and Organizational Management 357-372
G. D. Creedy, J. S. Shrives, and

Major Hazard Control in Canada: a Change in the Regulato 373-384
M. S. Dreux
Defending OSHA Facility Siting Citations 385-388
N. H. A. Versloot, A. J. J. Kle
The ATEX Directives: Explosion Safety and Regulation th 389-406
B. Venugopal
Thermal Stability of Materials During Storage and Transpor 407-416
J. Chen
Theory of Incident and Its Prediction in the Process Industr 417-427
B. R. Dunbobbin, C. Lorn Paxton

Preventing Incidents At Newly Acquired Facilities--Implem 3-14
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Organizational Factor That Influence Safety 15-24
I. Travers and V. Beckett
Process Safety Indicators 25-38
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Continuously Improving PSM Effectiveness - a Practical 39-54
S. Schiller and J. Shah
Managing Catastrophic Risk: Quantitative Methods That Pr 55-76
J. Herber
Use of Process Risk Analysis and System Assessments To 77-80
D. A. Moore, M. Hazzan, B. Full

Risk Analysis and Management for Critical Asset Protec 81-96
J. Hahn, D. Post Guillen, and
Process Control Systems in the Chemical Industry: Safety V 97-104
T. Tincher
CDC's Role in Chemical Weapons Elimination Oversight 105-116
M. Skellett
Integrity of Piping Systems: Nature and Scope of the Prob 117-132
J. Aller, R. Valbuena, M. Renner
Development of an Risk Based Inspection Implementation 133-146
E. Clark and D. Frurip
A National Reactive Chemicals and Flammability Testing D 147-166
D. Nic Cavanagh and D. Jerem
Beyond Compliance -- the Future Role of Risk Tools? 167-178
J. D. Jamison and J. T. Powers
The DOE Emergency Management System and Mitigation o 179-188
J. McCavit
Risked Based Process Safety 189-198
J. P. Gupta
Bhopal Accident and Its Effects On Process Safety Worldw 199-200
J. A. Klein, C. Curtis Clement
Two Hundred Years of PSM At DuPont 201-222
S. H. Kadri and D. W. Jones
Nurturing a Strong Process Safety Culture 223-232
D. C. Hendershot
An Overview of Inherently Safer Design 233-254
W. Bradshaw and J. Babcock
The Right People -- Key To a Successful Hazard Review 255-266
M. Hofelich, H. Johnstone, B. Pr
The Dow Chemical Company's Reactive Chemicals Resourc 267-274
R. Ervin, M. Palucis, T. Glowie

Using the Adiabatic Flame Temperatures To Predict the Fl 275-308
S. C. Weiner, B. Kinzey, and E
Hydrogen Safety Review Panel: Shaping Safety Awareness 309-318
K. Fan, S. Huang, and J. Chen
Hazard Potential Analysis for Freeway Transportation of T 319-328
D. Vernon C. Reisi and T. Mo

Achieving Effective Alarm System Performance: Results 329-340
A. Meel and W. D. Seider
Dynamic Risk Assessment of Chemical Processes: an Accid 341-354
D. A. Moore
Judging Effectiveness of Inherent Safety for Safety and Sec 355-362
J. Gort and R. J. A. Kersten
The Safety Quality Factor -- Tuning LOPA in Risk Analysi 363-372
Y. Qiao, H. H. West, M. Sam M

FERC Consequence Analysis Model for LNG Spillage Onto 373-386
C. A. Grounds
Facility Siting Analysis -- Results Presented Using a Comp 387-394
S. Reston, T. Maddison, A. Fowl

Methods for Determining Risks from Major Accident Hazard 395-410
K. S. Mudan and J. R. Natale
Uncertainties in Evaluating Public Response To Toxic Exp 411-444
E. Alp and R. Michalowicz
Modeling of a Warehouse Fire a Case Study 445-456
C. James Dahn, A. Ghose Dastida
Tantalum Dust Explosibility Characteristics 457-466
R. Thibault
When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa Plastics' Response T 467-468
A. Ness and R. Gibson
Handling Chemicals in Small Containers 469-478
J. Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim, et

The 27 March 2003 Billy-Berclau Accident: a Technical and 479-505
How To Make Problem Customers an Asset? Process SafetH. Railton and D. Hurst 3-4
The Next Generation of Chemical Process Safety? -- a ComG. Schultz 5-14
Expanding Known Process Safety and Risk Analysis ConceD. W. Abrahamson and A. L. 15-18
The Inclusion of Construction Trailers and Modular BuildinR. H. Bennett and M. A. Polcy 19-20
Six Sigma Fire & Explosion Reduction Project M. R. Stiglich 21-22
Tracing Source of Ethylene Oxide Gas House Explosion U J. L. Woodward, J. W. Wesevich 23-39
Layer of Protection Analysis: Selecting Cost Effective Saf M. N. Boers, J. Gort, and N. H. 41-50
Assessing the Inherent Safety of Substances: Precursors of V. Cozzani, F. Barontini, and S 51-67
Development of a Hazardous Material Compatibility StoragK. P. Moder, W. Frank, J. P. Ru 69-80
Impact of Failure Data Especialization in Quantitative RiskA. Carlos de Olive and P. Fern 81-90
The Effects of Uncertainty On Quantified Risk Assessment R. P. Cleaver, D. Hobbs, and A 91-103
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LNG Security Vulnerability Assessment D. A. Moore, D. A. Jones, and 117-140
Differences in European States' Application of the Seveso R. Gowland 141-145
A Comparison Between the Implementations of Risk Regula

J. M. Ham, J. J. Meulenbrugge, 147-164
The Integration of Dow's Fire and Explosion Index (F&EI) J. Suardin, Y. Wang, M. Sam M 165-171
Incorporation of Inherent Safety Principles in Process Saf P. R. Amyotte, A. U. Goraya, D. 175-208
Human Factors Considerations for Process Safety in a Glo C. Keng Yong, H. Xiao Feng, J. 209-220
A Multi-Criteria and Fuzzy Logic Based Approach for the A. N. Paralikas and A. I. Lyger 221-232
LOPA Application, Organization and Outcomes in the FoodD. F. Tarverdi, P. R. Hinkle, a 235-235
Process Business Risk - A Methodology for Assessing and M

N. Cavanagh and J. Linn 237-256
Simplify EHS Decision Making: Risk-Based Decision SuppJ. N. Shah and C. A. Grounds 257-274
RISKCURVES: a Comprehensive Computer Program for Per

B. F. P. van het Veld, H. Boot, 275-292
CSB Investigation of the Explosions and Fire At the BP T D. Holmstrom, F. Altamirano, J. 295-306
Lessons from Texas City a Case History M. P. Broadribb 307-326
The Accident in Bhopal: Observations 20 Years Later R. J. Willey, D. Hendershot, an 327-341
Disseminating Critical Safety and Hazard Information GlobK. Mirabella 345-348

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Atallah S, Guzman E. , "Remote Optical Sensing of Fire and Hazardous Gases," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing
pp 5.63-5.86.
Hiltz RH., "The Potential of aqueous Foams to Mitigate the Vapor Hazard from Released Volatile Chemicals," Proc.
the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents, February 3-5, 1987, Washington, D.C., Edited by John L
Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 5.87-5.101.
Ripple DF., "Hazardous Release Mitigation Developments in Europe," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major
5.111-5.111.
Makris JL., "Luncheon Panel," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents, February 3-5, 1987,
Rasmussen J., "Approaches to the Control of the Effects of Human Error On Chemical Plant Safety," Proc. the Int.
AICHE, NY, NY, pp 6.1-6.22.
Kletz TA., "An Engineers View of Human Error," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents,
Gibson SB., "Investment in Human Factors Pays Dividends," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical
Bell BJ., "Evaluating the Contribution of Human Errors to accidents," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major
6.46-6.68.
Arendt, JS, Lorenzo, DK, Montague, DF, et al., "Ensuring Operator Reliablility During off-Normal Conditions Using
an Expert System," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents, February 3-5, 1987, Washington,
D.C., Edited by John L Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 6.69-6.84.
Durant, WS, Perkins WC. , "A Methodology for Chemical Hazards analysis at Nuclear Fuels Reprocessing Plants,"
Swain AD., "Relative advantages of People and Machines in Process industries," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing
pp 6.97-6.119.
Hiltz RH., "Questions and answers," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents, February 3-5,
1987, Washington, D.C., Edited by John L Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 6.129-6.169.
Swain AD., "Synopsis of Human Factors Research Needs," Proc. the Int. Sym. on Preventing Major Chemical
Blewitt DN, Yohn JF, Koopman RP, et al., "Conduct of Anhydrous Hydrofluoric Acid Spill Experiments," Int. Conf.
on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 1-38.
Clough PN, Grist DR, Weatley CJ., "The Mixing of Anhydrous Hydrogen fluoride With Moist Air," Int. Conf. on
Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 39-55.
Blewitt DN, Yohn JF, Ermak DL., "An Evaluation of SLAB and DEGADIS Heavy Gas Dispersion Models Using the
HF Spill Test Data," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited
by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 56-80.
Pfenning DB, Millsap SB, Johnson DW., "Comparison of Turbulent Jet Model Predictions With Small-Scale
Pressurized Releases of Ammonia and Propane," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 81-115.
Chan ST, Rodean HC, Blewitt DN., "FEM3 Modeling of Ammonia and Hydrofluoric Acid Dispersion," Int. Conf. on
NY, pp 116-154.
Blewitt DN, Yohn JF, Koopman RP, et al., "Effectiveness of Water Sprays on Mitigating Anhydrous Hydrofluoric
Acid Releases," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by
John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 155-180.
Emerson MC., "A Model of Pressurised Releases With Aerosol Effects," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling,
November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 181-203.
Harris C., "Source Term - Problems With Modeling the Release," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2-
4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 204-225.
Webber DM, Jones SJ., "A Model of Spreading Vaporising Pools," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November
2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 226-250.
Fauske HK, Epstein M., "Source Term Considerations in Connection With Chemical Accidents and Vapor Cloud
Modeling," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John
Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 251-273.
Bayliss RS., "Dynamic Modeling of Gas Pipeline and Processing Plant Network Under Relief Valve Discharge
Conditions," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John
Paine RJ, Smith DG, Egan BA., "Use of Meteorological Data in Assessing Potential Impacts of Accidental Releases
of Vapor Clouds," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by
John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 293-316.
Puttock JS., "The Development and Use of the HEGABOX/HEGADAS Dispersion Models for Hazard Analysis," Int
Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward,
AICHE, NY, NY, pp 317-341.
Fenstermacher TE, Woodard K, Adderson N., "A Quick Running Personal Computer Model for the Evaporation and
Dispersion of Dense Gases," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 342-356.
Preston ML, Sinclair PA, ., "Gas Dispersion Modelling in ICI and the Calibration of the DISP2 Burst Model Against
Thorney Island Data," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edite
by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 357-378.
Hanna SR., "Review of Vapor Cloud Dispersion Models," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4,
1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 379-398.
Britter RE, McQuaid J, "The Development of a Workbook On the Dispersion of Dense Gases," Int. Conf. on Vapor
Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
399-415.
Spicer TO, Havens JA, Key LE., "Extension of DEGADIS for Modeling Aerosol Releases," Int. Conf. on Vapor
416-438.
Fay JA, Zemba SG. , "Modeling the Dispersion of Initially Compact Dense Gas Clouds," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud
Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 439-
452.
Raj PK, Venkataramana M, Morris J., "A Hybrid Box-Gaussian Dispersion Model Including Considerations of
Chemical Reactions & Liquid Aerosol Effects," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 453-494.
Havens JA, Spicer TO, Schreurs PJ., "Evaluation of 3-Dimensional Numerical Models for Atmospheric Dispersion o
LNG Vapor," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by Joh
Dilwali KM, Mudan KS, "Dike Design Alternatives to Reduce Toxic Vapor Dispersion Hazards," , pp539-567.
Havens JA, Spicer TO, Layland DE., "A Dispersion Model for Elevated Dense Gas Jet Releases," Int. Conf. on Vapo
568-583.
Heinold DW, Walker KC, Paine RJ., "Effect of Sloping Terrain On the Dispersion and Transport of Heavier-Than-Ai
Gaseous Releases," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited
by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp584-596.
Cooke NE, Khandhadia PS, "Unconfined Vapor Clouds I: Kinetics of Dispersed Clouds of Liquid," Int. Conf. on
NY, pp597-624.
Cooke NE, Khandhadia PS, "Unconfined Vapor Clouds II: Kinematics of Explosively Dispersed Clouds of Liquid,"
Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward,
AICHE, NY, NY, pp625-666.
Phillips H., "Two-Fluid Modeling of Vapor Cloud Explosions," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4
1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp667-686.
Van den Berg AC, Van Wingerden CJM, Zeeuwen JP, et al., "Current Research At TNO On Vapor Cloud Explosion
Modeling," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John
Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp687-711.
Prugh RW., "Evaluation of Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosion Hazards," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling,
November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp712-755.
Epstein M., "Buoyancy-Driven Exchange Flow Through Openings in Horizontal Partitions," Int. Conf. on Vapor
Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY,
pp756-778.
Mole N, Chatwin PC, "Assessing and Modelling Variability in Dispersing Vapour Clouds," Int. Conf. on Vapor Clou
Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp779-
800.
Mills MT., "Modeling the Release and Dispersion of Toxic Combustion Products from Chemical Fires," Int. Conf. on
NY, pp801-815.
Gustafson RM, Mudan K., "Ignition Potential Distribution for Heavy Gas Plumes," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud
Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY, pp816-
843.
Deaves DM., "Incorporation of the Effects of Buildings and Obstructions On Gas Cloud Consequence Analysis," Int.
Rota R, Rubino F, Messina S, et al., "Mathematical Modeling of Deflagrations in Closed and Vented Vessels," Int.
Nussey C, Pape RP., "The Significance of Vapour Cloud Modelling in the Assessment of Major Toxic Hazards," Int.
Vigeant SA, Mazzola CA., "Modeling the Impact of an Accidental Hazardous Chemical Release," Int. Conf. on Vapo
923-942.
Skarka J., "Considerations On Maximum Hazard Limits Originating from LPG Processing and Handling," Int. Conf.
on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 943-954.
Chikhliwala ED, Hague WJ., "Specialized Techniques for Modeling the Unique Phenomena Exhibited in HF
Releases," Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John
Holton GA, Baker LS, Casada ML., "Exposure and Consequence Analysis Using Lotus 1-2-3," Int. Conf. on Vapor
974-981.
P.F. Beever and J. F. Griffiths, "Scaling Rules for Prediction of Thermal Runaway," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions
March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 1-20.
T. Boddington, J. F. Griffiths, P. G. et al., "Fundamental Aspects of Thermal Analysis and Heat Flux Calorimetry,"
Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 21-38.
D. J. Frurip, E. Freedman, G. R. Hertel, "A New Release of the ASTM CHETAH Program for Hazard Evaluation:
Versions for Mainframe and Personal Computer," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 39-51.
R. Gygax, "Explicit and Implicit Use of Scale-Up Principles for the Assessment of Thermal Runaway Risks in
Chemical Production," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 52-73.
T. C. Hofelich and R. C. Thomas, "The Use/Misuse of the 100 Degree Rule in the Interpretation of Thermal Hazard
Tests," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 74-85.
H. T. Kohlbrand, "The Use of SimuSolv in the Modeling of ARC (Accelerating Rate Calorimeter) Data," Int. Sym. on
Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 86-111.
T. J. Snee, "The Influence of a Constant Power Heat Source On the Critical Conditions for Thermal Explosion," Int.
Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 112-131.
T. Hoppe and B. Grob, "Heat Flow Calorimetry as a Testing Method for Preventing Runaway Reactions," Int. Sym.
on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 132-154.
D. M. De Faveri, C. Zontano, C. Pagella et al., "Runaway Reaction and Safety Measures in Organic Processes," Int.
K. H. Mix, "The Evaluation of Thermal Instabilities Using ARC and Advanced DTA Methods," Int. Sym. on
C. H. Steele and P. F. Nolan, "The Design and Operation of a Reflux Heat Flow Caloimeter for Studying Reactions A
Boiling," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 198-
231.
T. C. Hofelich, "The Use of Calorimetry for Studying the Early Part of Potential Thermal Runaway Reactions," Int.
A. N. Skouloudis, H. M. Kottowski, K. I. Bell et al., "Towards the Prediction of Venting Characteristics With the
Codes SAFIRE and DIERS," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
J. C. Leung, M. J. Creed, H. G. Fisher, "Round-Robin "Vent Sizing Package" Results," Int. Sym. on Runaway
Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 264-280.
R. L. Rogers, "The Advantages and Limitiations of Adiabatic Dewar Calorimetry in Chemical Hazard Testing," Int.
S. Tharmalingam, "The Evaluation of Self-Heating in Bulk Handling of Unstable Solids," Int. Sym. on Runaway
J. Singh, "PHI-TEC: Enhanced Vent Sizing Calorimeter - Application and Comparison With Existing Devices," Int.
M. Ahmed, H. G. Fisher, and A. M. Janeshek, "Reaction Kinetics from Self-Heat Data - Correction for the Depetion
of Sample," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
331-349.
R. Oster, H. M. Kottowski, P. Schroer, "Evolution of Flow Patterns in Tubes and in Vessels; Influence of Physical
Properties," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
350-363.
H. K. Fauske, G. H. Clare, and M. J. Creed, "Laboratory Tool for Characterizing Chemical Systems," Int. Sym. on
H. A. Duxbury and A. J. Wilday, "Efficient Design of Reactor Relief Systems," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions,
March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 372-394.
C. J. Crowley and J. A. Block, "Safety Relief System Design and Performance in a Hydrogen Peroxide System," Int.
A. G. Keiter, "Emergency Pressure Relief Discharge Control By Passive Quenching," Int. Sym. on Runaway
Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp425-450.
M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung, and H. K. Fauske, "Reactive Systems Vent Sizing Evaluations," Int. Sym. on Runaway
M. C. Jones, "Assessing Run-Away of a Grignard Reaction," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 477-490.
L. B. Levy an J. D. Penrod, "The Anatomy of an Acrylic Acid Runaway Polymerization," Int. Sym. on Runaway
M. F. Pantony, N. F. Scilly, and J. A. Barton, "Safety of Exothermic Reactions: A UK Strategy," Int. Sym. on
P. G. Lambert and G. Amery , "Assessment of Chemical Reaction Hazards in Batch Processing," Int. Sym. on
J. S. Arendt and R. P. Marra, "QRA of Runaway Reactions in A Peroxy Acid CSTR," Int. Sym. on Runaway
R. L. Rogers, "The Systematic Assessment of Chemical Reaction Hazards," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March
7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 578-596.
C. H. Steele, P. F. Nolan, A. Hirst et al., "Scale-Up Heat Transfer Data for Safe Reactor Operation," Int. Sym. on
J. L. Cronin, P. F. Nolan, J. A. Barton, "Strategy for the Thermal Hazard Evaluation of Chemical Reactions, Illustrate
By An Analysis of the Nitration of Toluene," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge,
J. A. Noronha, R. J. Seyler, and A. J. Torres, "Simplified Chemical and Equipment Screening for Emergency Venting
Safety Reviews Based On the DIERS Technology," Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge,
K. E. First and J. E. Huff, "Design Charts for Two-Phase Flashing Flow in Emergency Pressure Relief Systems," Int.
D. P. Mason, "Highlights of FM Inspection Guidelines On Emergency Relief Systems," Int. Sym. on Runaway
Scilly NF, Crowther JH. , "Methodology for Predicting Domino Effects from Pressure Vessel Fragmentation," Int.
Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January
15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 1-10.
Ravindra MK., "Seismic Assessments of Chemical Facilities Under California Risk Management and Prevention
Program," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process
Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 11-20.
Opschoor G, Van Loo ROM, Pasman HJ., "Methods for Calculation of Damage Resulting from Physical Effects of th
Accidental Release of Dangerous Materials," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors
and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 21-32.
Peters GA, Hansel JG. , "Risk Assessment of Tornado Wind and Pressure Phenomena On Storage Tanks," Int. Conf.
on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17,
1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 33-48.
Gruhn P., "Applying Risk Assessment Information in Specification of Safety Control Systems," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992,
Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 49-58.
Minton LA, Johnson RW. , "Fault Tree Faults," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factor
Stevens G, Stickles RP. , "Prioritization of Safety-Related Plant Modifications," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification
and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl,
AICHE, NY,NY, pp 71-84.
Dean JC, Hulburt DA, Matthews AL, et al., "Quantitative Evaluation of Electrostatic Hazard," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Baron RG., "Hazards Caused By Trace Substances," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human
Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 107-118.
Gibson SB., "A Comprehensive Review of Alarm and Interlock Testing," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Ris
Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE,
NY,NY, pp 119-126.
Myers P, Mudan K, Hachmuth H., "The Risk of HF and Sulfuric Acid Alkylation," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identificatio
Atkinson GT, Jagger SF, Kirk PG., "The Assessment of Individual Risks from Fires in Warehouses Containing Toxic
Materials," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process
Goodner HW., "Risk Analysis of Human Exposure To Process System Failures," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification
Ale BJM., "The Implementation of an External Safety Policy in the Netherlands," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification
Fryer L, Mackenzie J. , "SARAH: a system for Performing Risk Analyses of Major Hazards," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Kongso HE., "Application of a Guide To Analysis of Occupational Hazards in the Danish Iron and Chemcial
Industry," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process
Crossthwaite PJ, Crowther JH. , "The Location of On-Site Buildings Close To Hazardous Chemical Processing Plant,
Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety,
January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 211-228.
Alder WAT, Ashurst JAS. , "The Development of Risk Criteria for Application To New Industries," Int. Conf. on
Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January 15-17,
Moraal J., "Human Factors in Loss Prevention," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factor
Paradies M, Unger L, Ramey-Smith A., "Development and Testing of the NRC's Human Performance Investigation
Process (HPIP)," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in
Process Safety, January 15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 253-260.
Williams JC., "Toward an Improved Evaluation Analysis Tool for Users of HEART," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Zimolong B., "The HEPs of HEP Experts: Empirical Evaluation of THERP and SLIM," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Samdal UN, Kortner H, Grammeltvedt JA., "A User's View On Quantification of Human Reliability," Int. Conf. on
Sutton IS., "Writing Operating Procedures," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors
Connelly CS., "Emergency Operating Procedure Writing for Oil Refinery Process Units," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Banks WW, Wells JE. , "A Probabilistic Risk Assessment Using Human Reliability Analysis Methods," Int. Conf. on
Sanquist TF., "A Model for Training Cognitive Skills for Severe Accident Management," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Swander AJ, Vail RE. , "Building Procedures for Repeatability and Consistency in Job Performance," Int. Conf. on
Welch DL., "Human Factors in Nuclear Power and Process Safety," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk
NY,NY, pp 353-360.
Bridges WG, Kirkman JQ, Lorenzo DK., "Strategies for Integrating Human Reliability Analysis Into Process Hazard
Evaluations," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Proces
Smith AJ, Penington J, Lydiate CW, et al., "Human Factors in Management and Organisation," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Sten T, Ulleberg T. , "Top Down Approach To Human Factors," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk
NY,NY, pp 389-398.
Embrey DE., "Managing Human Error in the Chemical Process Industry," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Ris
NY,NY, pp 399-414.
Livingston AD., "Effective Management of the Design and Introduction of Computer Controlled Process System," In
Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, January
15-17, 1992, Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY, pp 415-428.
Ishack G., "Reduction of Human Error Through Adequate Feedback of Operating Experience," Int. Conf. on Hazard
Deshotel B, Goyal R. , "HAZOP Methods Applied To Project Design Interfaces," Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification
Stead JP., "A Desk-Top Data System To Support Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis Studies," Int. Conf. on
Morris BC, Statile DJ. , "Process Safety Management Program Considerations To Reduce Future Risk Management
Plan Efforts," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California
Creedy GD., "Planning Guidlines for Acute Risk Management: the Canadian Chemical Industry Experience," Int.
Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY
pp 15-28.
Cassidy K., "Risk Management: a Business Risk Or a Risky Business," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and
Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 29-58.
Ward R., "Management Creep: Is It a Real Risk in the Process Industries?," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and
Ward R., "Mixing Management, Mystery, and Safety: an Innovative Seminar," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf.
and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 69-78.
Council J., "A Review of the Role of Cost-Benefit Analysis as an Input To Management of Safety," Int. Proc. Safety
Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 79-90.
Berkey BD, Dowd WM, Jones PI., "Integration of Quality, Process Safety, and Environmental Management Systems
Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY
NY, pp 91-100.
McPhail MR, Windhorst JCA. , "Integration of Risk Management Into Process Safety Standards and Application of
Those Standards," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco,
California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 101-116.
Walk CJ., "Early Safety, Health, and Environmental Process Guidelines," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and
Frank WL, Giffin JE, Hendershot DC., "Team Make up--An Essential Element of a Successful Process Hazard
Analysis," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California,
Rooney JJ, Smith MF, Arendt JS., "A Practical Approach for Integrating Process Safety and Total Quality
Management Programs," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco
Lorea-Hernandez A., "Evolution of Process Safety Management in a Mexican Company," Int. Proc. Safety
Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 163-173
Bjordal EN., "Norwegian Experience of Legislation Concerning Quality Assurance of Safety in Industry," Int. Proc.
Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
175-186.
Williams JC., "Incorporating Human Performance Variability in Process Safety Assessment," Int. Proc. Safety
Ozog H., "Auditing Performance-Based Process Safety Management Systems," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf.
and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 213-226.
Hawksley JL., "A Multilevel Approach To Monitoring the Implementation of Safety, Health, Environmental (SHE)
Standards in the ICI Group," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San
Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 227-240.
Wreathall J, Reason J. , "Managing Safety Through Controlling the Causes of Human Error," Int. Proc. Safety
Van Steen JFJ, Koehorst LJB. , "The Smart Project_ a Framework and Tools for Addressing and Improving
Management of Safety," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco
Bickum AW, Barnette AE. , "Common Documentation System for ISO 9000 and Process Safety Management," Int.
pp 269-280.
Charsley P, Brown B. , "HAZOP Studies Under ISO 9000," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop,
September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 281-292.
Connelly EM, Haas P, Myers K., "Method for Building Performance Measures for Process Safety Management," Int.
pp 293-306.
Connelly EM, Haas P, Myers K., "Performance Measures Developed for CCPS's Elements of Process Safety
Management," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco,
Bellomo PJ., "High Performance Risk Management," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September
22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 323-338.
Arendt JS, Mitchell CM, Remson AC., "The Life-Cycle Approach for Nurturing Process Safety Management
Systems," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California,
Hamm GL, Schwartz RG. , "Issues and Strategies in Risk Decision Making," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and
O'Shima E., "Regulation of Chemical Process Safety in Japan," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop,
Hawksley JL., "International Activities: International Process Safety Group Session," Int. Proc. Safety Management
Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 381-386.
Tosic NM., "Integration of a German Parent Company's Process Safety Policies At a U.S. Subsidiary: an Example of
Bayer AG & Miles Inc.," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco
Rothschild M., "Applications of Risk Contours in Quantative Risk Analysis," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. an
Knowlton RE., "Process Safety: Life-Cycle Quality Control During Design and Operations," Int. Proc. Safety
Paradies M, Light T, Unger L., "Using Feedback To Improve Your PSM," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and
Woodell ML, Ex B. , "Process Safety Management and Product Stewardship: Re-engineering Engineers," Int. Proc.
Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
435-444.
Schulein P, Kloet D, Stolk DJ., "Designing, Developing, and Operating Crisis Management Training Systems," Int.
pp 445-458.
Hoffmeister JA., "Safety Analysis for Existing Facilities," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop,
Schwartz SJ., "Process Hazard Screening--A Method for Identifying Batch Pharmeceutical Processes With the
Greatest Risk for Catastrophic Accident," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24,
1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 475-497.
Brooks DG, Miller AC, Hamm GL, et al., "An Approach To Prioritizing Risk-Reducing Projects," Int. Proc. Safety
Arnold RMJ., "Catastrophes--The Underlying Causes," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop,
Bellamy LJ, Wright MS, Hurst NW, "History and Development of a Safety Management System Audit for
Incorporation Into Quantitative Risk Assessment," Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22
24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 523-531.
Ratcliffe KB, "STATAS: Development of an HSE Audit Scheme for Loss of Containment Incident," Int. Proc. Safety
R. G. Perry, "New Tricks for Old Dogs," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September
27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 1-3.
C. W. Thurston, "Automation in Chemical Plant Safety: a Design Philosophy," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe
Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 4-29.
R. Elveston, "One OSHA Compliance Officer's View of Process Automation in PSM," Int. Sym. and Workshop on
Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 30-32.
J. Troy Martel, "Safety System Engineering," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation,
September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 33-52.
S. Weiner and R. A. Freeman, "Safety System Design Practices," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process
Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 53-67.
J. Gray, "A Design Process for Safety Interlock Systems," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process
B. I. Folcker, "Activities of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and Its Advisory Committee on
Safety (ACOS)," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston,
Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 83-88.
R. I Gardner and M. R. Reyne, "Selection of Safety Interlock Integrity Levels," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe
T. Park and P. I. Barton, "Toward Dynamic Simulation of a Process and its Automatic Protective System," Int. Sym.
and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, p
96-128.
R. L. Powell, "Process Safety and Control Systems Integrity," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process
V. Maggioli and R. Bell, "Activities to Harmonize Worldwide Safety Interlock System Standards," Int. Sym. and
Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
140-152.
R. Bell, "Workshop A—The Safety Life Cycle," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation,
V. J. Maggioli, W. H. Johnson, Jr., and R. P. Grehofsky, "Workshop B—Control System Safety Interlocks: Design
and Implementation," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 ,
Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 169-176.
D. A. Strobhar, "Workshop C—Human Factors in TDC 3000 Alarm and Display Design," Int. Sym. and Workshop o
D. A. Strobhar, "Workshop C—Control Operator Overload: Identification and Prevention," Int. Sym. and Workshop
on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 182-187.
D. B. McCafferty, "Workshop C—Human Factors in Alarm System Design," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe
H. W. Meyer, "Workshop D—Human Factors in PHA and OSHA Regulations: Opening Remarks," Int. Sym. and
Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
204-204.
D. K Lorenzo, W. G. Bridges, and J. Q. Kirkman, "Workshop D—Addressing Human Errors during Process Hazard
Analyses," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas
W. G. Wilbanks, "No Short Cut to Safety," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation,
E. M. Drake, "An Integrated Approach for Determining Appropriate Integrity Levels for Chemical Process Safety
Interlock Systems," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 ,
Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 225-248.
R. Bell, "Safety in Chemical Process Automation: HSE Approach," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical
Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 249-261.
D. Hastings, "Responsible Care®: the Process Safety Code of Management Practices," Int. Sym. and Workshop on
M. Tsuchiya, "New Approach to Fugitive Leak Detection for Chemical Plant," Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe
V. A. Sorokovanov and A. V. Tarasov, "Reliability and Risk Analysis in Design of Gas-Extracting Enterprises," Int.
Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 295-299.
G. E. Devaull, J. A. King, R. J. Lantzy, and D. J. Fontaine, "An Atmospheric Dispersion Primer: Accidental Releases
of Gases, Vapors, Liquids, and Aerosols to the Environment," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating
the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana,
, "Workshop for Modeling to Meet Regulatory Requirements," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating
S. T. Cole and P. J. Wicks, "The European Experience on Developing and Communicating Worst ‑Case Scenarios for
Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana,
, "Workshop on Advances in Source and Dispersion Modeling," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigatin
R. L. Lee, J. R. Albritton, D. L. Ermak, and J. Kim, "Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling for Emergency
Preparedness and Response," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 43-58.
D. M. Webber, "Spreading and Vaporisation of Liquid Pools," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating
R. E. Britter, "A Researcher's/Consultant's View on Advances in Source and Dispersion Modelling," Int. Conf. and
Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September
26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 67-76.
, "Workshop on Modeling Data Needs," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of
Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
77-78.
, "Workshop on Multicomponent Modeling," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequence
of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY,
pp 79-80.
, "Workshop on Explosions, BLEVEs, Fires, Etc.," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
S. W. Haines, "Preventing Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosions," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and
Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans,
Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 83-96.
A. Papadourakis, "MULTDIS: a Multicomponent, Multiphase Dispersion Program Incorporating Nonideal

Thermodynamics, Liquid Rainout, and Multicomponent Toxicity Effects," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and
J. L. Woodward, "Aerosol Drop Size Correlation and Corrected Rainout Data Using Models of Drop Evaporation,
Pool Absorption and Pool Evaporation," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of
117-148.
J. Kukkonen, M. Kulmala, J. Nikmo, T. Vesala, D. M. Webber, and T. Wren, "The Homogeneous Equilibrium
Approximation in Heavy Gas Dispersion Models," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
H. Lee Norris III, "Models and Data on Single Phase and Multiphase Release Rates from Vessels and Pipelines," Int.
Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials,
September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 167-188.
R. Muralidhar, G. R. Jersey, F. J. Krambeck, and S. Sundarfsan, "A Two-Phase Model for Subcooled and Superheate
Liquid Jets," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 189-224.
S. R. Hanna, J. Chang, and X. Zhang, "Modifications to HGSYSTEM to Account for UF6 Chemistry and
Thermodynamics," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases o
E. L. Freedman and D. Goldbloom-Helzner, "Hazard Assessment and Accidental Release Modeling for the EPA Risk
Management Program," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
C. Nussey, D. A. Carter, and K. Cassidy, "The Application of Consequence Models in Risk Assessment: a Regulator'
View," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous
Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 269-304.
J. S. Arendt, M. W. Roberts, T. W. Taylor, and P. L. Hill, "Lessons Learned from Regional Hazard Assessment
Studies," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
J. S. Touma, "Developments in EPA's Air Dispersion Modeling for Hazardous/Toxic Releases," Int. Conf. and
A. Ness and J. Chavarria, "Use of Quantitative Risk Assessment to Meet the Needs of PSM and RMP Regulations,"
Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous
Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 331-340.
A. Z. Keller and K. Cassidy, "Analysis of Fatality, Evacuation, and Cost Data Using Bradford Disaster Scale," Int.
M. Schatzmann, W. H. Snyder, and R. E. Lawson, Jr., "Building Effects on Heavy Gas Jet Dispersion," Int. Conf. and
D. M. Webber, S. J. Jones, and D. Martin, "Modeling the Effects of Obstacles on the Dispersion of Hazardous
Materials," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
R. L. Petersen, D. K. Parce, K. W. Steinberg, and C. G. Rabideau, "Objective Method for Estimating Surface
Roughness Length at Industrial Complexes," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences
of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY,
pp 405-422.
L. Post, "New Developments of HGSYSTEM: the Shell Package of Atmospheric Dispersion Models," Int. Conf. and
J. Havens, T. Spicer, H. Walker, and T. Williams, "Regulatory Application of Wind Tunnel Models and Complex
Mathematical Models for Simulating Atmospheric Dispersion of LNG Vapor," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling
and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995, New
Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 435-470.
N. J. Duijm, "Dispersion of Dense Gas and Flashing Releases," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating
D. J. Wilson, "Averaging Time Adjustments to Plume Spread and Limits to Their Application," Int. Conf. and
R. Egami, J. Bowen, W. Coulombe, D. Freeman, J. Watson, D. Sheesley, B. King, J. Nordin, T. Routh, G. Briggs, an
W. Petersen, "Controlled Experiments for Dense Gas Diffusion: Experimental Design and Execution, Model
Comparison," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
G. A. Briggs, "Field-Measured Dense Gas Plume Characteristics and Some Parameterizations," Int. Conf. and
D. R. Brown, D. R. Mchugh, P. T. Woods, R. A. Robinson, N. R. Swann, B. W. Jolliffe, N. J. Duijm, and H.

Wildschut, "Measurement and Prediction of Mean and Fluctuating Concentrations of Flammable and Toxic Gas
Releases in the Atmosphere," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
V. M. Fthenakis, D. N. Blevvitt, and W. J. Hague, "Modeling Absorption and Dilution of Unconfined Releases of
Hazardous Gases by Water Curtains or Monitors," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
D. M. Johnson and G. A. Shale, "Research on the Mitigation of Explosions on Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms," Int.
G. A. Melhem, K. R. Comey, and R. M. Gustafson, "The Texaco/UOP HF Alkylation Additive Technology:

Aerosolization Reduction Effects," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of
611-662.
W. P. M. Mercx, "Objectives and Results of Two CEC-Sponsored Projects on Modeling and Experimental Research
into Vapor Cloud Explosions," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidenta
H. Phillips, "Prediction of Blast Damage from Vapor Cloud Explosions," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and
S. G. Coats, R. J. Gardner, W. K. Whitcraft, and B. J. Tilley, "Source Modeling and Dispersion Modeling of Two-
Phase Releases of Flammable Materials from Emergency Relief Systems," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and
J. Maillette and A. M. Birk, "Effects of Tank Failure Mode and Lading Properties on Propane Fireball Geometry and
Fire Hazard," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
P. J. Rew, D. M. Deaves, and T. Maddison, "Current Status and Advances in Flash Fire Modeling," Int. Conf. and
G. A. Chamberlain, "An Experimental Study of Water Deluge on Compartment Fires," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materials, September 26-29, 1995,
New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 763-776.
B. Morris, R. O'rourke, and P. Stevenson, "Guidelines for Selecting Scenarios for Risk Management Plan Hazard
Assessments," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
J. L. Woodward and J. Cook, "Tuning a Complex Suite of Dispersion Models," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modelin
C. G. Rabideau, "Use of On-Site Meteorological Data to Determine Actual Worst-Case Stability Conditions at Two
Refineries," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
S. Khajehnajafi, "Modeling of the Reactive Negatively Buoyant Titanium Tetrachloride," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
S. Simoens, C. Michelot, M. Ayrault, and P. Mejean, "Dispersion of Continuous Releases over a Two-Dimensional
Obstacle," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of
M. W. Eltgroth, J. S. Touma, and D. Yeh, "Systematic Method for Determining a Hazardous Air Pollutant Release
Scenario and Model Input," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
V. M. Fthenakis, "Mitigation Options for Accidental Releases of Hazardous Gases," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
W. D. Goode, Jr., S. G. Bloom, and K. D. Keith, Jr., "Application of the HGSYSTEM/UF6 Model to Simulate
Atmospheric Dispersion of UF6 Releases from Uranium Enrichment Plants," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling
R. Costa, C. M. Bosch, E. Velo, and F. Recasens, "Predicting Thermal Explosions in Batch Reactors Using a Pattern-
Recognition Technique," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
J. D. Baum, H. Luo, and R. Lohner, "Large-Scale Modeling of Explosions in Structures," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
D. Shaver, M. Edelstein, and D. Goldbloom-Helzner, "Modeling Explosions and Fires of Flammable Chemicals Usin
Several Simple Methods," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental
N. F. Scilly, 0. J. R. Owen, and J. K. Wilberforce, "The Control of Confined Vapor Phase Explosions," Int. Conf. and
J. Weaver, "Luncheon Address, September 26, 1995," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
J. Makris, "Luncheon Address, September 27, 1995: Public Safety and the Need for Accurate Models," Int. Conf. and
P. L. Hill, Jr, "Luncheon Address, September 29, 1995: the United States' Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation
Board Enhancing Safety in the Chemical Industry," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the
AICHE, NY, NY, pp 1033-1033.
C. Fryman, "Risk--Benefit Approach for Addressing PSM Recommendations," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 3-11
J. N. Shah and K. S. Mudan, "Cost Effective Process Safety Management Implementation Through Cost Benefit
Analysis of PHA Recommendations," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer
Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 12-24.
P. Chitrapu, "Implementing an Effective PSM Resolution Tracking System," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 25-
34.
W. W. Simmons, S. W. Rudy, and S. D. Unwin, "Trade-Offs in Safety, Environmental, and Business Risks for
Decision Making," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October
8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 35-39.
T. B. Tolbert and R. A. Winkler, "The Art of Process Hazard Analysis Revalidation," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY
pp 40-68.
P. C. Berwanger and R. A. Kreder, "Pressure Relief System Documentation: Equipment-Based Relational Database I
Key To OSHA 1910.119 Compliance," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safe
A. C. Remson, C. S. King, C. M. Mitchell, et al., "Reliability-Centered Maintenance Makes Sense for PSM-Covered
Facilities," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11,
1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 79-88.
S. W. Rudy, "Risk-Based Mechanical Integrity Programs," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management
and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 89-92.
M. K. Merchant, "Integrating Behavior-Based Safety Concepts Into a Process Safety Management Program," Int.
Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando,
Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 93-100.
D. Mansfield , Y. Malmen, and E. Suokas, "The Development of an Integrated Toolkit for Inherent SHE," Int. Conf.
and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida,
R. W. Johnson, S. D. Unwin, and T. I. McSweeney, "Inherent Safety: How To Measure It and Why We Need It," Int.
Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando,
E. Guntrum, "Management of Change: Evaluation Criteria for Safety Measures," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
150.
T. J. Janicik, "Expanding Process Safety Management Measurement Systems Through Behavior-Based Safety Proces
Implementation," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8
11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 151-162.
R. B. Ward, "A New Model To Relate Management Practices To Process Safety," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
pp 163-182.
J. L. Hawksley and M. L. Preston, "Inherent SHE: 20 Years of Evolution," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safet
Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 183-196.
T. A. Kletz, "Inherently Safer Design: Achievements and Prospects," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety
D. A. Perrin, "Inherent Safety in Processes: Softer Aspects of Process Safety," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
212.
A. Keller, E. Heinzle, and K. Hungerbühler, "Development and Assessment of Inherently Safe Processes in the Fine
Chemical Industry," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, Octobe
8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 213-223.
C. G. Carrithers , A. M. Dowell, III, and D. C. Hendershot, "It's Never Too Late for Inherent Safety," Int. Conf. and
Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida,
T. W. van der Schaaf, "PRISMA: a Risk Management Tool Based On Incident Analysis," Int. Conf. and Workshop o
pp 242-251.
S. Mohindra and R. Peter Stickles, "Selecting the Design Bases for Safety Systems: Inherently Safer Design
Concepts," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11,
1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 252-292.
H. Ozog, G. A. Melhem, B. van den Berg, et al., "Facility Siting: Case Study Demonstrating Benefit of Analyzing
Blast Dynamics," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8
11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 293-315.
D. E. Park, "Inherently Safer Chemical Processes: a Life Cycle Approach," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
319.
Y. Riezel, "Inherently Safer Process: an Integral Part of PSM Implementation," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
328.
J. A. Klein and A. S. Balchan, "Safe Formulation and Manufacture of Acrylic Resins," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
pp 329-342.
D. W. Jones and P. G. Snyder, "Project Management Principles for Inherently Safer Design Projects," Int. Conf. and
T. W. van der Schaaf, "Human Recovery of Errors in Man--Machine Systems," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
365.
D. W. Jones, "Process Mapping: an Effective Tool for Integrating Total Quality Risk Management Systems for
Environment, Health and Safety," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer
A. Lorea-Hernandez, "Implementation of an ESH Management System in a Mexican Company," Int. Conf. and
B. J. Weber and J. O. Byrne, "Integrating Environment, Safety, and Health Into a Total Quality Management System:
Examples from International Companies," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently
Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 393-397.
J. F. Lubbe, P. F. van der Merw, D. I. Bentham, et al., "A Common Management System for Improving
Environmental, Health, Safety, and Quality Performance," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management
S. Berger, J. Cherry, D. Levengood, et al., "A Cost and Time-Efficient Framework for Inherent Safety and Pollution
Prevention During Process Development and Engineering," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management
D. I. Bentham, "Integrated Management Systems," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and
Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 429-439.
B. Tylock and F. L. Leverenz, "Integrated and Optimized ESH/TQM Audits," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process
448.
J. Weaver, "Luncheon Address," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer
J. Makris, "RMP Rule Implementation Report Card," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and
D. Eves, "A European Perspective On Safety Management Goals," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety
S. Jones, "The Role of the Institution of Chemical Engineers in Promoting Process Safety," Int. Conf. and Workshop
on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 464-467.
J. F. Lubbe, "Introductory Remarks," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer
S. Arendt, "Measurement Systems for PSM And/Or Inherent Safety," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety
W. Frank, "Process Safety Management Documentation Systems," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety
Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp477-477.
C. Mathiessen and G. Kenny, "Regulatory Issues in the U. S. and Europe On PSM and Inherent Safety," Int. Conf. an
W. K. Lutz, "Company Implementation Programs for Inherently Safer Processes: Incentives; Barriers," Int. Conf. and
R. French, "Case Studies On Inherent Safety: Cost--Benefit Analysis; Life Cycle Costs," Int. Conf. and Workshop on
pp491-491.
W. M. Pitre, "Process Hazard Review Expert System," Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and
T. Hoppe and H.R. Wheeler, "Training in Support of Process Hazards Analysis: A Specialty Chemicals
Manufacturer's Approach," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety,
1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 3-12.
A.M. Dowell, "Layer of Protection Analysis A New PHA Tool After Hazop, Before Fault Tree Analysis," CCPS
1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 13-28.
B. Greenwood, L. Seely, and J. Spouge, "Risk Criteria for Use in Quantitative Risk Analysis," CCPS 1997-
International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
29-40.
B.R. Cunningham and M.A. Pickner, "Practical Risk and Operability Analysis for New Products during Research and
Developement," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997,
Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 41-51.
D.K. Lorenzo and W.G. Bridges, "Playing the Killer Slot Machine (a Tutorial on Risk)," CCPS 1997-International
Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 53-60.
R.m. Ewbank and G.S. York, "Rhone-Poulenc Inc. Process Hazard Analysis and Risk Assesment Methodology,"
CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 61-73.
M.D. Moosemiller and W.H. Brown, "Finding an Appropriate Level of Safeguards," CCPS 1997-International
R.W. Johnson, T.I. McSweeney, and J.S. Yoken, "Resource Optimization by Risk Mapping Extending Risk Analysis
to Allocate and Company Resources," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in
Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 85-109.
A.M. Huff and R.L. Montgomery, "A Risk Assessment Methodology for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Safeguards
and Determining Safety Instrumented System Requirements," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop o
Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 111-126.
D.C. Hendershot, "A Simple Problem to Explain and Clarify the Principles of Risk Calculation," CCPS 1997-
127-145.
J.R. Fragola, "A Context-Specific Approach Toward Human Reliability Assessment," CCPS 1997-International
P.M. Myers and P.G. Brabezon, "RISK-BASED EVALUATION AND HUMAN FACTORS REVIEW FOR
PETROCHEMICAL UNIT STARTUP OPTIONS," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk
Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 171-179.
D.A. Crowl, "New Consequences Modeling Chapter for Guidelines for Chemical Process Quantitive Risk Analysis,
Second Edition," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997,
J.C.A.Windhorst, "Benefits of Plant Layout Based on Realistic Explosion Modeling," CCPS 1997-International
D. Scott and S. Mohindra, "Consequences Modeling for the Insurance Industry - New Philosophies and Methods,"
NY, NY, pp 205-212.
G.B. Chadwell, "PSM Verification of Relief Device Sizing in the Case of Reactive Chemical Service," CCPS 1997-
213-222.
H. Paula and E. Daggett, "Accounting for Common Cause Failures When Assessing the Effectiveness of Safeguards,
NY, NY, pp 223-240.
T.I. McSweeney, "Benefits of Quantifying Process Hazards Analyses," CCPS 1997-International Conference and
Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 243-258.
P.C. Chrostowski and S.A. Foster, "An Integrated Quantitative Decision Approach for Risk Management Problem
Solving," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA
H.W. Thomas, "CCPS Equipment Reliability Database: A Solid Foundation," CCPS 1997-International Conference
and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 273-284.
D. Schaechtel and D. Moore, "Using Quantitative Risk Analysis in Decision Making: An Example from Phenol-
Formaldehyde Resin Management," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Proces
Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 285-297.
J. Kimball, "The Synergy of the Business Planning Process, Safety Management, and the Acceptance of Risk," CCPS
NY, pp 299-307.
A. Brazier and G. Walker, "How Does The Public Perceive Risks from Major Industrial Hazard Sites?," CCPS 1997-
307-322.
J. Ferris, "The General Duty Clause under the Clean Air Act: Issues of Implementation," CCPS 1997-International
L.M. Bendixen, "Development of Integrated Fixed Facility and Transportation Risk Criteria," CCPS 1997-
331-339.
C. Matthiessen and L. Helsing, "The RMP as a Tool for Risk-Based Decision-Making," CCPS 1997-International
D.R. Kuespert and M.K. Anderson, "Risk Management and Hazard Reduction Practice in The Ammonia Refrigeratio
Industry," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta,
GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 349-376.
G.B. DeWolf, T.M. Shires, and K. Leewis, "Improving Safety, Environmental Protection, and Reliability through
Integrated Operational Risk Management," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in
J. Fiksel and K. Harrington, "Maximizing the Economic Value of Process Safety Management ," CCPS 1997-
397-406.
K. Mitchel and J.N. Shah, "Integrating Quality Management Principles into The Risk Management Process," CCPS
NY, pp 407-418.
J.I. John and H. Ozog, "Importance of Scenario Selection in Preparing Hazard Assessments for EPA's RMP Rule,"
NY, NY, pp 421-433.
A. Santiago and B. Reilly, "Joint EPA/OSHA Chemical Accident Investigation," CCPS 1997-International
M.S. Dreux, "OSHA Enforcement Actions for and the Defense of Facility Siting Citations," CCPS 1997-Internationa
B.J. Weber, "Guidelines for Developing Equipment System Taxonomies and Data Field Specifications," CCPS 1997-
449-460.
D.E. Black, "An Ethylene Decomposition Event at Lyondell Polymers' Victoria Texas High Density Polyethylene
Facility," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA
G.B. Chadwell and S.E. Rose, "Lessons Learned Databases-A survey of Existing Sources and Current Efforts," CCPS
NY, pp 471-489.
J.A. McIntosh, and S.R. Taylor, "Incident Database and Macroanalysis to Help Set Safety Direction," CCPS 1997-
491-509.
D.A. Moore and G.L. Hamm, "A Risk-Based Approach to Addressing Recommendations from Process Hazard
Analysis Studies," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997,
D.K. Lorenzo, "Risk-Based Judgments in Process Hazard Analyses," CCPS 1997-International Conference and
W.B. Bridges and T.R. Williams, "Risk Acceptance Criteria and Risk Judgment Tools Applied Worldwide within a
Chemical Company," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997,
C. Fryman, "Startup Challenges for New Risk Management Programs," CCPS 1997-International Conference and
A. Ignatowski, I. Rosenthal, and L.D. Helsing, "An Internet Thesaurus - Dictionary for Analyzing Risk Assessment
Processes, Laws, and Regulations," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process
Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 567-570.
D.C. Hendershot and S.J. Schechter, "Evaluation of a Proposed Thesaurus/Dictionary for Risk Assessment Using an
Industrial Quantitative Risk Analysis," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in
P.J. McNuty, R.A. Barrish, and R.C. Antoff, "Use of the OECD Dictionary/Thesaurus to Encode Delaware's Law for
Process Safety," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997,
R. Baldini and P. Costanza, "Risk Assessment for Toxic Catastrophe Prevention: New Jersey's Risk Assessment
Method Culminates in An Appropriate Risk Reduction Plan," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on
Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 603-614.
R.G. Runyon, "Community Participation in Risk Acceptance Criteria," CCPS 1997-International Conference and
S.E. Anderson, J.W. Coe, S. Arendt, et al., "The East Harris County Manufacturers Association Programs for EPA
RMPlan Communications: Progress 1994-1997," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk
J.C.A.Windhorst, "Over-Pressure Protection by Means of a Designed System Rather Than Pressure Relief Devices,"
NY, NY, pp 631-649.
G.F. Darnell, P.N. Lodal, and J. Singh, "Safe Handling of Flammable Liquids In Process Vessels: A QRA Approach,
NY, NY, pp 651-665.
R.P. Stickles, S. Mohindra, and P.J. Bartholomew, "Multiple Safeguarding Selection Criteria or How Much Safety Is
Enough? ," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta,
P.E. McCluer, "Methodology for Focusing a Transportation Risk Analysis," CCPS 1997-International Conference an
J.F. Straitz, "Environmental Sensitive Flares," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis
in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta, GA, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 691-706.
R. Srinivasan and V. Venkatasubramanian, "PHAzer: An Intelligent System for Automated Process Hazards
Analysis," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in Process Safety, 1997, Atlanta,
P.M. Myers and R.S. Morgan, "Strategic Financial Risk Assessment for Railcar Business Acquisitions," CCPS 1997-
717-727.
T.F. Barry, "Risk-Based Decision Making for Fire and Explosion Loss Control Strategies: A Practical Approach,"
NY, NY, pp 729-750.
P. Berwanger, R.A. Kreder, and A.A. Ahmad, "Pressure Relief System Documentaion: Equipment Based Relational
Database is Key to OSHA 1910.119 Compliance," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk
R.W. Johnson and M. Elliott, "Integrated Safety Analysis Project," CCPS 1997-International Conference and
G.D. Kaiser, "Air Modeling Issues Associated with the Risk Management Program," CCPS 1997-International
J. Weaver, "Meeting the Needs of Our Stockholders," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk
H. Pasman, "Luncheon Presentation," CCPS 1997-International Conference and Workshop on Risk Analysis in
J. McQuaid, "Quality Assurance, Uncertainty, and Expert Judgment in Risk Analysis," CCPS 1997-International
D. Wong and D. Sommerstad, "Achieving Plant Performance Goals by Applying Reliability Centered Maintenance,"
CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX,
G. Kallenberg, "Reliability Analysis of Steam/Methane And Ethylene Pyrolysis Furnace Tubes," CCPS 1998-
International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY,
NY, pp 13-23.
D. J. Silkworth, "Confidence Curves: A Reliability Modeling Technique for the Practical Application of Process Unit
and Subsystem Failure Data," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk
Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 25-33.
M.E.G.Schmidt and D.A. Mauney, "How Financially Optimizing Maintenance Can Solve Your Safety Issues," CCPS
1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 35-46.
C.R. Leonard and P.N. Lodal, "Using Reliability Based Inspection (RBI) as a Means for Safety Data Collection ,"
P.B. Parikh and D.A. Crowl, "Implementation and Application of the Dow Hazard Evaluation Indices in a Computer-
Based Environment," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management,
1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 65-83.
J.J. Thomas and W.G. Bridges, "Exxon's Worldwide Approach to Incident Investigation Training," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 85-93.
D. Attwood, "Understanding and Dealing With Human Error in The Oil, Gas and Chemical Industries," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 95-105.
D.A. Walker, M.L. Casada, and R.L. Montgomery, "Reliability-Centered Design: Inherently More Reliable Processes
Through Superior Engineering Design," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk
R.L. Montgomery and T.F. Zanin, "Achieving Reliable Performance in the Maintenance Organization - An
Assessment of Maintenance Performance Indicators," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on
Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 139-152.
D.C. Hendershot, R.L. Post, P.F. Valerio, et al., "Let's Put the "OP" Back in "HAZOP"," CCPS 1998-International
Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 153-
167.
H.W. Thomas, B. Weber, and M. Moosemiller, "Test Driving the CCPS Plant and Equipment Reliability Database,"
I.S. Sutton, "Engineering Process Safety ," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and
Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 187-196.
K. Cassidy, "Implementation of the SEVESO II Major Accident Hazard Directive in the UK," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 197-218.
T.I. McSweeney, W.W.Simmons, and T.J. Winnard, "Measures of Risk When Integrating PSM with Business
Decisions," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 219-233.
D.F. Montague and J.j. Rooney, "Trade-Off Risks: Addressing the Tension Between Reliability and Safety," CCPS
1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 235-251.
R. Ward, "Teaching Process Safety To Mechanical Engineers," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop
on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 253-269.
R. Vaughan and B. Kelly, "CCPS Process Safety Incident Database (PSID)," CCPS 1998-International Conference
and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 273-290.
D.J Campbell, E.M. Connelly, J.S. Arendt, et al., "Performance Measurement of Process Safety Management
Systems," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
A.E. Summers, "Introduction to ISA TR84.0.02: A Technical Report for Verification of the Target Safety Integrity
Level," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio
TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 311-318.
A.A. Garcia and D.E. Lewis, "Safety Instrumented System Design Using Risk-Benefit Evaluation," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 319-336.
M. Boyd and D. Baer, "The Importance of Software Diagnostic Coverage in Achieving Higher Safety Integrity
Levels," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
A.A. Garcia and W.K. Lutz, "Unavailability of Emergency Shutdown Systems as Described by Instrument Society of
America Standard 84 (S.84)," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk
K. Sandler, J. Cox, M. Barth, et al., "A Validation Tool to Ensure Plant Automation System Reliability," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 365-380.
D.A. Mauney and M.E.G. Schmidt, "Financially Structured Risk-Based Methods from the ASME Application
Handbook," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
J.T. Reynolds, "The API Methodology for Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Analysis for the Petroleum and Petrochemica
Industry," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
M. Alley, M. Long, D. Walker, et al., "Integrating Reliability-Centered Maintenance Studies with Process Hazard
Analyses," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
K. Sandler and J. Angelo, "Using the Management-of-Change Database as a Reliability Tool," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 443-450.
L. Kaley and G. Alvarado, "Risk-Based Inspection: Implementation and Results," CCPS 1998-International
456.
J.J. Thomas, J.C. Belke, W.G. Bridges, et al., "Workshop C Root Cause Analysis for Risk and Reliability:
Approaches, Lessons Learned, and Training Needs," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on
J.C. Belke, "Recurring Causes of Recent Chemical Accidents," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop
on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 459-468.
J. Ferris, "Closing the Loop: Case Study: EPA/OSHA Joint Chemical Accident Investigation Report - Napp
Technologies, Inc. ," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998
San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 469-479.
W.L. Frank, "The Importance of "Why?"," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and
Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 481-488.
R. Barke and V. Calvez, "Human Factors Applications in Chemical Process Safety," CCPS 1998-International
494.
j. Philley, "Opportunities for Improving Human Reliability in Process Safety Management," CCPS 1998-Internationa
517.
S.W. Eisenhawer, T.F. Bott, T.M. Helm, et al., "System Reliability Assessment with An Approximate Reasoning
Model," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San
G.J. Wright, "Risk-Based Maintenance for Reliability and Cost Reduction," CCPS 1998-International Conference and
Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 545-560.
S.D. Schemel, C.F. Schemel, and V.V. Brunt, "Methodology for Determining Reliability of a Foam Suppression
System Using Fuzzy Set Theory and Fault Tree Analysis," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on
J. Farquharson, R. Montgomery, D. Walker, et al., "Using a Risk-Based Maintenance Approach to Develop Planned
Maintenance Guidelines for Fire Protection Systems," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on
W. K. Lutz, "Use of General Industry Failure Rate Data in Fault Tree Analysis for Decision Making," CCPS 1998-
NY, pp 605-612.
J. Weaver, "New Directions at CCPS," CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk
C. Fryman and D. Roopchand, "Management of Process Safety Scenarios," CCPS 1999-International Conference and
Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 3-14.
K. Cassidy, "Consequence Assessment: How Far Is Far Enough? ," CCPS 1999-International Conference and
R.Z.D.Coutto, E. Haddad, and V. Minniti, "Classification Methology for New Industrial Facilities Handling
Hazardous Materials," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 39-49.
M.W. Roberts, "Lessons Learned by Industry Groups in Performing Hazard Assessments to Satisfy the Requirements
of EPA's Risk Management Program Rule," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the
Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 51-74.
G.D. Kaiser, "Issues in the Development and Use of Guidance for EPA Hazard Assessments of Toxic Substances,"
CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999,
San Francisco, CA, pp 75-96.
R.E. Britter, "Recent Research on the Dispersion of Hazardous Materials," CCPS 1999-International Conference and
T. Kapias and R.F. Griffiths, "A New Model for Accidental Releases of Water Reactive Chemicals ," CCPS 1999-
International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco
CA, pp 133-144.
D.M. Webber, T.K. Fannelop, and H.W.M. Witlox, "Source Terms from Two-Phase Flow in Long Pipelines followin
an Accidental Breach," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
D.W. Johnson, "RELASE - An Aerosol Model with Potential," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop
on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 169-187.
S.B. King, D. Sheesley, T. Routh, et al., "The Kit Fox Field Demonstration Project and Data Set," CCPS 1999-
CA, pp 191-208.
T. Spicer and J. Havens, "Description and Analysis of Atmospheric Dispersion Tests Conducted by EPA at the DOE
Hazmat Spills Center," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
S.R. Hanna and J.C. Chang, "Testing of the HEGADAS Model using the Kit Fox Field Data," CCPS 1999-
CA, pp 229-245.
H.H. Schoten, M. Molag, J.S. Duffield, et al., "The Use of Fluid Curtains for Post-Release Mitigation of Gas
Dispersion," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous
Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 247-259.
D.N. Blewitt and A.J. Krol, "Development of HF Alkylation Unit Water Spray Mitigation Auto-Start Technology ,"
R. Cecchetti and K. Steinberg, "Application Considerations of Consequence Reduction for Toxic Vapor Clouds ,"
S. Bradley, R.N. Fry, and A. Ehmann, "The Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability and Its Application to
Industrial Hazards," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
H.W.M.Witlox and A. Holt, "A Unified Model for Jet, Heavy, and Passive Dispersion Including Droplet Rainout and
Re-Evaporation," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous
N.C. Daish, R.E. Britter, P.F. Linden, et al., "SMEDIS: Scientific Model Evaluation Techniques Applied to Dense Ga
Dispersion Models in Complex Situations," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the
J.R. Taylor, Y. Riezel, and Y. Weber, "Dispersion Modeling in Terrain for Liquefied Gas Releases from Plant and
Pipelines," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous
B. Letellier, L. Restrepo, and C.J. Shaffer, "Near-Field Dispersion of Fission Products in Complex Terrain Using a 3-
D Turbulent Fluid-Flow Model ," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the
V.M. Fthenakis and U.S. Rohatgi, "Modeling of Underwater Liquid Releases, Slick Transport, and Evaporation,"
S. Mogensen, B. Hjertager, and T. Solberg, "Investigation of Gas Explosions in Open Geometries Using EXSIM,"
C.Savvides, V.Tam, R.P. Cleaver, et al., "Gas Dispersion in a Congested, Partially Confined Volume," CCPS 1999-
CA, pp 435-456.
O.R.Hansen, O.Talberg, and J. R. Bakke, "CFD-Based Methodology for Quantitative Gas Explosion Risk Assessmen
in Congested Process Areas: Examples and Validation Status," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop
D.D.Herrmann, "Improved Vapor Cloud Explosion Predictions by Combining CFD Modeling with the Baker-
Strehlow Method," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardou
J.C.A.Windhorst, "Deriving Engineering Specifications from Release Dispersion and CFD Explosion Modeling ,"
J.K. Clutter and R.T.Luckritz, "Comparison of Blast Curve and a Reduced Explosion Model to Experimental Results,
J.S.Puttock, "Improvements in Guidelines for Prediction of Vapor-Cloud Explosions ," CCPS 1999-International
Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 541
569.
R.Morandi, F.Dattilo, G. Rotondaro , et al., "Investigation of an LPG Accident with Application of Different
Mathematical Models," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
R.P.Cleaver and G.A.Shale, "Mathematical Models for Gas Explosions on Industrial Sites," CCPS 1999-International
603.
W.E.Martinsen and J.D.Marx, "An Improved Model for the Prediction of Radiant Heat from Fireballs," CCPS 1999-
CA, pp 605-621.
K.ham and J.Schaafsma, "Implementation of SEVESO-2 Requirements in The Netherlands," CCPS 1999-Internation
633.
S.E.Anderson and J.W.Coe, "The East Harris County Manufacturers Association Program for EPA RMPlan
Communications - Final Report: 1999," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the
N.Macchiarolo, "Integrating Responsible Care, Community Advisory Panels, and Local Emergency Planning
Committees into Succesful RMP Communications to the Public," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Worksho
C.Anderson, N.Mole, and S. Nadarajah, "The Maximum Concentration during the Passage of a Contaminant Cloud,"
W.Coulombe, J.Bowen, D. Freeman, et al., "Characterization of Dense Gas (Carbon Dioxide) Releases under Stable
Atmospheric Conditions at the Nevada Test Site - September 11-15 1995," CCPS 1999-International Conference and
S.Bradley, "Comparisons of HPAC Mean Hazard Predictions to Dipole Pride 26 Field Data Using Limited
Meteorology Observations: A Study on Assessing Operationally Safe Areas," CCPS 1999-International Conference
and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 699-720.
J.C.Bolstridge, "Internet's Resources for Accidental Release Modeling," CCPS 1999-International Conference and
T.P.Schopflocher and P.J.Sullivan, "Nonparametric Inference of the Mixture Components in the PDF for a Diffusing
Scalar in a Turbulent Flow," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
Y.Wibowo and O.Ezekoye, "Computation of Sedimentation Rates for Acoustically Enhanced Agglomeration," CCPS
1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San
Francisco, CA, pp 751-771.
P.F. Linden, J.W.Rottman, N. C. Daish , et al., "LSMS: A Model for the Spreading and Vaporization of Spills of
Cryogenic and Volatile Liquids," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequence
of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San Francisco, CA, pp 773-787.
D.Smith and J.Alderman, "Application of Consequence Assessment Techniques to Tanker Based Floating Production
and Storage Offloading (FPSO) Systems," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the
J.McDuffee, "A Discussion of Modeling Challenges for Complying with EPA's RMP Rule with Ammonia Solutions,
Chloride Dioxide Solutions, Toluene Diisocyanate, and Formaldehyde Solutions," CCPS 1999-International
812.
V.Blusanovics and U.Bhide, "Evaluation of Design Alternatives Through Risk Assessment - A Case Study," CCPS
1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, San
Francisco, CA, pp 813-829.
P.Snowdon, J.S.Puttock, E. T. Provost , et al., "Critical Design of Validation Experiments for Vapor Cloud Explosion
Assessment Methods," CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of
K.A.Paine, "Lessons Learned from an On-Plot Refinery Tank Explosion," CCPS-International Conference and
Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp
3-8.
D.S.Conger, "Case History of the Tosco Avon Refinery Investigation: January 1997 through November 1998," CCPS
International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons
Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 9-20.
G.Ludosivi and F.Damiani, "A Review of Past Accidents Occurring in Major Hazard Installations in Italy: Discussion
of the Causes, Consequences, and Lessons Learned," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry
Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 21-30.
S.R.Marwitz, R.P.Smith, and R. Hamsayeh, "Lessons Learned from a Process Tank Explosion," CCPS-International
Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000,
Orlando, FL, pp 31-40.
D.Gaydos and G.York, "Incident Severity Rating and Investigation Guidelines," CCPS-International Conference and
41-50.
D.E.Sliva and J.Weaver, "The Development of Approaches to Incident Selection for the Chemical Safety Board,"
CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories
Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 51-68.
B.Hoyle, S.McCleary, and I. Rosenthal, "The Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board's Process for Selecting
Incident Investigations," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation
Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 69-100.
P.J.Hunt, "A Structured Approach to Safe Design or Do the Safety Risks Outweigh the Environmental Benefit? ,"
A.Fuentes, "Investigation of a Pesticide Explosion," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry
A.W.Bickum, "A Compressor Failure That MOC May Not have Caught!," CCPS-International Conference and
141-154.
J.Philley, "Premature Stopping Points for Determining the Root Cause of Human Error in Process Incident
Investigations," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols
Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 155-174.
M.Paradies and E.Skompski, "Using Advanced Trending Techniques to Learn from Your Incident Statistics," CCPS-
V.E.Barnes, "Human Factors in Accident Investigations," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process
Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 187-198.
B.D.Kelly, "Lessons Learned from a Cold Weather Explosion and Fire in an Oil Refinery," CCPS-International
P.N.Lodal, "Steam Line Rupture at Tennessee Eastman Division," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop
Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 209-224.
M.Boult, G.Kenney, and R.Pitblado, "Lessons Learned from the Longford Royal Commission Investigation into the
Explosion and Fire on 25 September 1998 at the Esso Gas Processing Plant," CCPS-International Conference and
225-244.
K.Ruppert and E.M.Z.Riemsloh, "Risk Reduction by Learning from Incidents and Near-Misses," CCPS-International
C.R. Nelms, "Root Cause Analysis - NOT What You Might Think," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop
Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 253-262.
D.K.Lorenzo, "Investigation into the Root Causes of Repeated Incinerator Incidents," CCPS-International Conference
and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL
pp263-268.
Q.A.Baker, A.J.Pierorazio, and D.E.Ketchum, "Investigation of Explosion Accidents," CCPS-International
H.Uth, "Central Collecting and Evaluating of Major Accidents and Near-Misses in the Federal Republic of Germany,
J.McCavit, "Impact of Identifying Root Causes," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry
D.Heller and W.Hoyle, "A Reactive Chemical Incident: Morton International, Peterson, New Jersey," CCPS-
B.Wilpert, H.J.Uth, R.Miller, et al., "Safety Management through Learning from Experience in the Chemical Industry
Example of a New Incident Analysis Methodology," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry
E.Koshka, "Using Process Tools, System Evaluation, and Accident Trends to Improve Operational Reliability,"
U.Ritwik, "Quality Assurance in Incident Reporting and Investigation," CCPS-International Conference and
321-340.
R.K.Urian, "Organizational Unlearning: Detrimental Behavior Present in Chemical Process Incident Investigation
Teams," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case
Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 341-362.
D.W.Owen, "A Case Study in the Use of Electronic Networking for Incident Notification, Response, Mitigation, and
Sharing," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case
M.S.Dreux, "Legal Issues and Incident Investigations," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process
Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 367-368.
K.Smith and C.Franklyn, "Conquering Cultural Change in Incident Investigation," CCPS-International Conference
and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL
pp 369-378.
W.G.Bridges, "Get Near Misses Reported," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incident
Investigation Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 379-400.
L.G.Holloway, "The Case of the Pressurized Drums (Unexpected Oxidation-Reduction Reaction)," CCPS-
M.Gromacki, "Acrylic Polymer Reactor Accident Investigation: Lessons Learned and Three Years Later," CCPS-
C.Kirchsteiger and S.Duffield, "Recent Development sin European Commission Tools to Manage Industrial Risk in
Europe," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case
H.Kwon, D.Yim, C.Lee, et al., "Establishment of an Industrial Accident Database in Korea," CCPS-International
K.Park and E.SupYoon, "Chemical Accident Investigation and Management in Korea," CCPS-International
P.Osiri, B.Tansel, C.Chaikittiporn, et al., "Consequence Analysis of an Oil Refinery Explosion in Thailand," CCPS-
L.Collins, C.D'Angelo, C.Mattheissen, et al., "Estimated Chemical Accident Costs in the United States: A New
Analytical Approach," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation
Protocols Case Histories Lessons Learned, 2000, Orlando, FL, pp 467-474.
D.Steward, M.Duncan, and A.Shafaghi, "Insurance, Terrorism and the Risk Management Program ," CCPS-
S.Arendt, "The Secret to Measuring Process Safety Performance: Combine Process Incident Date with Leading
Indicators," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case
J.K.Clutter and M.G.Whitney, "Use of Computational Modeling to Identify the Cause of Vapor Cloud Explosion
Incidents," CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case
A.Waller, "Realistic Dispersion Modeling of Chlorine Release Incident," CCPS-International Conference and
519-516.
A. Allemang, H. Ozog, J. Weaver et al., "The Business Case for Process Safety," CCPS 2001-International
Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 3-18.
K. Mulholland, L. Bendixen, and G. Keeports, "Making EHS an Integral Part of Process Design," CCPS 2001-
International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 19-27.
S. A. Newell, "A New Approach for Measuring Safety and Health Performance," CCPS 2001-International
M. S. Dreux and J. F. Laboe, "The Cost of Failure," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making
Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 57-66.
S. Behie, A. Minty, R. Bruce et al., "Maturing a Safety Management System into an Asset Integrity Case," CCPS
2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 67-83.
M. L. Casada, S. G. Schoolcraft, and D. A. Walker, "Enterprise Risk Management: A Key for Optimizing the Cost-
Benefit Balance of Process Safety," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay,
2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 85-102.
C. Fryman, "Retaining Process Safety Culture in FMC Corporation," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 105-109.
D. Jones, "Turning the Titanic: Three Case Histories in Cultural Change," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
J. Doyle, "Best in Class Strategies: Aligning Human Performance and Organizational Success," CCPS 2001-
I. Travers, "Measuring Performance in Major Hazard Industries in the UK," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
M. Mannan, M. Gentile, and T. M. O'Connor, "Chemical Incident Data Mining and Application to Chemical Safety
Analysis," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, p
137-156.
S. Arendt, K. Barrett, and P. N. Lodal, "Measuring Process Safety Progress: First Steps," CCPS 2001-International
B. G. Perry, J. Steven Arendt, D. J. Campbell et al., "If You Can't Measure It, You Can't Control It: ProSmart Process
Safety Measure," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto,
Canada, pp 165-174.
P. M. W. Korvers, J. Schaafsma, and P. J. M. Sonnemans, "Invest in Safety or Invest in Production: A Dilemma?,"
CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 177-191.
B. M. Snider, "Incorporating Process Safety Management into an Overall Asset Management Strategy," CCPS 2001-
V. Blusanovics and U. Bhide, "Risk-Based PSM Helps Make business Case on a Large Capital Project," CCPS 2001-
J. McCavit, "Integrating Process Safety and Line Management," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp
Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 213-218.
R. Holdsworth and D. Waibel, "Integrated Management Systems: A Practical Applications Approach," CCPS 2001-
K. Saka, "Integration of Process Safety and Personnel Safety in Japan: Practice in Chemical Industries," CCPS 2001-
D.Del Bel Belluz and L. Wilson, "Risk Management Decision Making: The Human Factors Approach," CCPS 2001-
D. Attwood and D. Fennell, "Cost-Effective Human Factors Techniques for Process Safety," CCPS 2001-Internationa
M. Boult, M. Moosemiller, and S. Rout, "Using Quantitative PSM Techniques to Improve Safety and Save Dollars,"
B. A. Schupp, S. M. Lemkowitz, and H. J. Pasman, "Application of the Hazard-Barrier-Target (HBT) Model for Mor
Effective Design for Safety in a Computer-Based Technology Management Environment," CCPS 2001-International
G. York, "Facilitated Self-Assessment - An Approach to Measuring PSM Systems," CCPS 2001-International
N. T. Byrom, "A Tool to Assess Aspects of an Organization's Health and Safety Climate," CCPS 2001-International
D. Walker, S. Schoolcraft, M. Casada et al., "Measuring Process Safety Performance," CCPS 2001-International
U. Ritwik, "PSM Performance Measurement Using Leading Metrics," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
J. Todd Aukerman, "Development of a Process Incident Metric at Bayer Corporation," CCPS 2001-International
L. M. Morrison, "Measuring Process Safety to Drive PSM Excellence," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
K. Park and Y. Jo, "How to Measure the Performance of a Safety Management System in the Chemical Process
Industry," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp
393-399.
B. D. Kelly, "Process Safety Knowledge - The Route to Business Success," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
D. R. Kuespert, "Delegating Safety," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay
2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 415-422.
D. A. Moore, "Integrating a Human Factors Approach into Process Safety Management Systems," CCPS 2001-
T. G. Eubank and W. M. Bradshaw, "Improving Manufacturing Performance by Applying Process Safety
Management Systems to All Aspects of Manufacturing Operations," CCPS 2001-International Conference and
R. B. Ward, "One Industry: Two Different Safety Cultures," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp
Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 455-469.
L. G. Holloway, "Shelter-in Place: A Cost-Effective Strategy to Protect Your People," CCPS 2001-International
J. J. Rooney, J. A. Leonard, and M. L. Casada, "Applying Continuous Improvement Tools to Your Process Safety
Management System," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001,
Toronto, Canada, pp 477-491.
K. Park, Y. Jo, E. S. Yoon et al., "Integration of a Safety, Health, and Environment Management System in the
Chemical Process Industry," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001,
C. A. Soczek, S. Dharmavaram, and C. Curtis Clements, "Determining the Effectiveness of PSM Systems in Reducin
Operational Risk," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto,
Canada, pp 499-504.
G. Phillips and T. Overton, "Integration of a Reactive Chemical Program into the Process Hazard Analysis Process at
The Dow Chemical Company," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001
C. Bagley and K. Vashee, "Applying Systems Thinking to Reactive Chemicals Management," CCPS 2001-
C. E. Browning and C. N. Garland, "PHA Revalidations - Get More for Your Money," CCPS 2001-International
K. Sandler, C. Ferdock, K. McEldowney et al., "A Practical Approach to Reducing the Cost of PHA Revalidations,"
G. Grote and E. G. Zirngast, "Change Management Audit Program, Change MAP - How to Integrate Organizational
Change into Safety Management: Criteria for Change Management and Its Assessment ," CCPS 2001-International
K. Sandler and D. Cunha, "Change Management Versus Management of Change - How to Surf Those Waves to
Retain PSM and Other Management Systems," CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process
Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada, pp 563-581.
M. S. Dreux, "Risk, Reliability, and Due Diligence," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual
International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 1-4.
B. D. Kelly, "Risk Management on a Major Facility Expansion," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17t
Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 5-17.
R. M. Turner, "Risk Assessment and Decision Making on the Adequacy of Safety Control Measures: A Reguator's
View," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 19-28.
T. Whipple, "Risk Assessment Methodology for Aboveground Storage Tank Facilities: An American Petroleum
Institute Project," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 29-38.
C. D. Jaeger, "Vulnerability Assessment Methodology for Chemical Facilities (VAM-CF sm)," CCPS-2002 Center fo
Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002,
Jacksonville, FL, pp 41-48.
A. M. Downes, "Using Existing Inventory of Process Hazards to Screen for Possible Terrorist Scenarios," CCPS-200
Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and
Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 49-55.
D. H. Johnson, R. A. Dykes, and A. Shafaghi, "Comparison of Nuclear Power Plant Security with Other Facilites,"
CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
M. E. Middleton, "Performing a Community Hazardous Materials Transportation Study," CCPS-2002 Center for
Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002,
J. Weerheym, A. C. van den Berg , and N.H.A. Versloot, "Consequence Modeling of Gas Explosion Scenarios in
Traffic Tunnels," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
J. N. Shah, B. A. Fuller, and W. C. Fleener, "What is My Share of the Risk? Apportioning Liability of Transportation
Risk," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
M. Moosemiller and T. Whipple, "Inherent Safety of Dikes against Catastrophic Failure of Storage Tanks," CCPS-
2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and
R. J. Weber and R. J. Hofstra, "Minimizing Facility Siting Risks for Toxic Releases in Ammonia Plants and Related
Facilities," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop
Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 133-143.
J. B. Cornwell and J. D. Marx, "Application of Quantitative Risk Analysis to Code-Required Siting Studies Involving
Hazadous Material Transportation Routes," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual Internationa
Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 145-167.
J. L. Woodward, K. Krishna, and A.Bagais, "Validation and Extension of Pool Evaporation Model," CCPS-2002
W. K. Kim and H. Salvesen, "A Study for the Prevention of Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosions from Spilled LNG
Confined in a Dike," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
D. C. Hendershot, "A Checklist for Inherently Safer Chemical Reaction Process Design and Operation," CCPS-2002
G. Adderley, V. Partington, A. McNab et al., "Preventing Major Accidents with Catastrophic Consequences - A UK
Goal," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
J. Osenbroch, B. H. Hjertager, and T. Solberg, "Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modeling of Gas Dispersion i
Offshore Modules," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
J. C. A. Windhorst, "Residual Risk Management Through Computational Fluid Dynamics Dispersion and Explosion
Modeling," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop
S. Dharmavaram, D. Herrmann, and B. J. Arntzen, "Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Method for Determining
the Consequences of Releases Inside a Building," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual
D. J. Silkworth, "Risk of Reliability," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International
J. Ferris, "Inherently Safer Technology and the Risk Management Program," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Proces
Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, p
281-286.
J. W. Richmond, Sr., "Reliability Associated with A Large Fire Water System in a Chemical Plant," CCPS-2002
L. Stanton, "Security of Chemicals in a New Era: Preventing the Use of Industrial Chemicals as Weapons Against the
Public," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
H. Ward, "Chemical Transportation Security in the Face of Terrorism," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process
Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, p
311-321.
D. Waker, W. Bradshaw, M. Casada, et al., "Applying Risk-Based Decision-Making Methods/Tools to Transportatio
and Facility Security Risk Management," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International
E. Alp, "Linking QRA to Cost-Benefit Analysis - With Case Studies from the Transportation Industry," CCPS-2002
R. Bubbico, S. Di Cave, and B. Mazzarotta, "A GIS-Supported Transportation Risk Analysis Approach," CCPS-2002
P. M. Myers, "Integrating Financial Risk Analysis for Transportation Operations into Strategic Decision Making and
Business Processes," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
R. J. A. Kersten, A. C. van de Steen, A. F. L. Creemers, et al., "The Ammonium Nitrate Explosion in Toulouse,
France: The Incident and Its Consequences for Industrial Activities," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety
17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002, Jacksonville, FL, pp 393-
402.
F. Balkau, R. Coutto, and S. Szymanski, "The UNEP/APELL Emergency Response Program and Community
Involvement," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop
J. Murphy, G. Joseph, L. Long, et al., "Hazard Investigation of Reactive Chemicals," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemica
Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliability, and Security, 2002,
S. D. Unwin, R. W. Johnson, S. W. Rudy, et al., "Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System Design and Operation
Quantitative Risk Analysis of Options," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International
A. L. Sepeda, "The Development of Risk Profiles and Their Value in Making Business Decisions," CCPS-2002
C. R. Nelms, "The Revelations of Asphaliah," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual
A. H.Poppen and R. E. Hollenbeck, "3M Quantitative Process Risk Screening Tool," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemica
B. Roubion, F. Foster, and R. Holdsworth, "Integrating Layer of Protection Analysis within Process Hazard
Analyses," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop
B. A. Schupp, H. J. Pasman, S. M. Lemkowitz, et al., "Doing More with LOPA: Complementing LOPA with
Economic Analysis," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and
J. Ding and E. Olsson, "Availability Analysis through Relationships Between Failure Rate and Preventive
Maintenance under Condition Monitoring," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual Internationa
K. Min, S. H. Han, S. H. Kim, et al., "Component Reliability Analysis of Typical Chemical Processes in Korea,"
CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk,
A. Pezeshk, "Impact of Equipment Reliability in Process Risk Management," CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical
J. S. Arendt, "The Perfect Reactive Chemical Hazard Management Solution," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazard
and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 5-18.
D. Ferrell, G. Taylor, R. Hagen, et al., "Developing and Implementing a Reactive Chemical Hazard Management
Program," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003,
Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 19-28.
R. W. Johnson and S. D. Unwin, "Addressing Chemical Reactivity Hazards in Process Hazard Analysis," Managing
Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona,
H. K. Fauske, "A Quick Thermal Activity Monitor (QTAM) for Controlling Chemical Reaction Hazard," Managing
M. A. Oliver, "Determination of Saturation Curves for Diazonium Salt Solutions Using In-Situ Infrared
Spectroscopy," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003,
S. Chippett, "A New, Low Thermal Inertia, Scanning, Adiabatic Calorimeter," Managing Chemical Reactivity
Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 61-86
J. Chen, "An Inherently Safer Process of Cyclohexane Oxidation Using Pure Oxygen -- an Example of How Better
Process Safety Leads To Better Productivity," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release
Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 87-102.
S. Shah, U. Fischer, and K. Hungerbühler, "Evaluating the Degree of Inherent Safety in Early Phases of Chemical
Process Design: a Hierarchical Approach," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events,
September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 103-120.
D. A. Moore and J. E. L. Rogers, "The Challenge of Inherent Safety," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and
High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 121-130.
G. Adderley, K. Wattie, A. Wilson, et al., "The Design and Location of Occupied Buildings At High Hazard Sites --
an Initiative By the Health and Safety Executive," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release
D. D. Herrmann, "Developing a Sound Basis for the Design of Vented Explosion Barricades in Chemical Processes,"
Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale,
Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 143-154.
J. Kelly Thomas, A. J. Pierorazio, M. L. Goodrich, et al., "Deflagration To Detonation Transition in Unconfined
Vapor Cloud Explosions," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 -
25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 155-168.
M. P. Broadribb, "Lessons Learned Form Augusta: a Case History," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and Hig
Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 169-180.
A. E. Summers, "High Integrity Protective Systems for Reactive Processes," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards
and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 181-186.
L. M. Morrison, "Integrated Risk Assessment of Several Approaches for Handling Runaway Reactions," Managing
D. A. Crowl and T. I. Elwell, "Identifying Criteria To Classify Chemical Mixtures as "Highly Hazardous" Due To
Chemical Reactivity," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25,
2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 195-212.
I. J. G. Priestley and H. J. Gibbon, "UN Regulations Satisfied -- Yet Material Is Still Unsafe To Transport," Managing
M. Provencher, "A Few Risk Analyses in the Transport of Dangerous Goods -- a Canadian Experience," Managing
S. Dharmavaram, B. C. Fritzler, and O. Muthu, "Hazards of Aqueous Ammonia Storage, and Consequences of Mixin
With Bleach and Acids," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 -
25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 243-266.
G. A. Melhem, "Reactivity Screening Made Easy," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release
J. F. Murphy and D. Holmstrom, "Improving Reactive Hazard Management, the Implementation of

Recommendations," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25,
F. M. Broussard and A. E. Summers, "Enhanced Risk Management At the Pasadena Plastics Complex," Managing
C. Jaeger and B. Byrd, "Consideration of Chemical Reactivity Hazards in Security Vulnerability Assessments of
Chemical Facilities," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25,
J. VanOmmeren, D. W. Croll, R. L. Martrich, et al., "Chlorine Trifluoride Exposure and Reactivity Study," Managing
S. H. Chan, F. Y. Okuniewicz, S. S. Y. Wang, et al., "Thermal Characterization of Cyclopropylacetylene, a Key
Intermediate in the Manufacture of Sustiva," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release
M. Wakakura, H. Koseki, T. Uchida, et al., "Risk Evaluation of Hydroxylamine Water Solution," Managing Chemica
Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY
pp 343-352.
D. Leggett, "Reactivity Assessments in R&D," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release
W. L. Frank, "Dust -- the Other Explosion Hazard," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Releas
M. S. Dreux, "Lessons Learned from Incident Investigations," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High
Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 385-384.
J. Wayne Chastain, R. Pertuit, and J. Theiling, "The Hazards of Unknown Exotherms: Two Case Studies," Managing
R.J.A. Kersten, A.J.J. Klein, M.N. Boers et al., "Gas Explosion Caused By a Smouldering Fire of Cocoa," Managing
R. A. Ogle, A. R. Carpenter, and D. R. Morrison III, "Explosion of a Railcar Containing Toluene Diisocyanate
Waste," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003,
L. G. Holloway, "How To Estimate Chemical Hazard Values Using Minimal Toxicity Data," Managing Chemical
Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY
pp 423-430.
R. Pitblado, "Innovations in Safety Case Approaches," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy
Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 431-442.
S. A. Urbanik, "Evaluating Relief Valve Reliability When Extending the Test and Maintenance Interval," Managing
X. Li and H. Koseki, "Hazard Evaluation of Organic Peroxides and Self-Reactive Materials By the Combination of
Pressure and Heat Flux Measurements," Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events,
September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 455-465.
R. M. Rosen, "Three Incidents: Tank Truck Explosion, Television Interview Railcar Fire, and Intentional Destruction
of Acrylic Acid Railcar Using "Vent and Burn"," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June
29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 5-8.
E. Y. Ngai, "World Wide Electronic Specialty Gas Emergency Response Program," Emergency Planning
Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 9-19.
A. Ness, "Unplanned Shutdown Plus Lack of Knowledge Equals Incidents," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 21-27.
G. L. Neilson and P. Phys, "Community Involvement Requirements for the Albertan Upstream Petroleum Industry,"
Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE,
NY, NY, pp 31-52.
J. A. Bank, "Existing Side-By-Side: a Look At Community Alert & Emergency Response Issues in the Petro-
Chemical Industry," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004,
Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 53-66.
M. E. Middleton, "Joint Leveraging of Industrial and Community Assets: a Partnership Between Industry and the
Community To Improve Emergency Response Capabilities," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention &
Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 67-69.
T. Low and K. Smith, "Trash to Treasures," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30
and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp71-76.
J. A. Alderman, "Safety and Fire Protection Consideration for LNG Terminals," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
E. Salzano and V. Cozzani, "Blast Wave Damage To Process Equipment as a Trigger of Domino Effects," Emergency
Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp
101-114.
R. Pitblado, "LNG Terminal Operations Hazard Zones," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response
June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 115-118.
J. Chen, C. H. Hung , K. S. Fan, et al., "Emergency Response of Toxic Chemicals in Taiwan: the System and Case
Studies," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida,
W. Steinert, M. Begg, and R. von Dincklage, "Improved Safety At Reduced Operating Costs in a German Chemical
Plant," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida,
L. G. Holloway, "Active Shooter Table Top Exercise Process for Schools," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
D. J. Ferguson, "Applying Inherent Safety To Mitigate Offsite Impact of a Toxic Liquid Release," Emergency
167-170.
J. L. Woodward and J. Kelly Thomas, "Extended Indoor Explosion Model With Vertical Concentration Profiles and
Variable Ventilation Rates," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004
R. Raman, "Accounting for Dynamic Processes in Process Emergency Response Using Event Tree Modeling,"
NY, NY, pp 197-214.
Y. Qiao, M. Gentile, and M. Sam Mannan, "Fuzzy Logic Methodology for Accident Frequency Assessment in
Hazardous Materials Transportation," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and
July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 215-226.
C. Fluegeman, T. Hilton, K. P. Moder, et al., "Development of Detailed Action Plans in the Event of a Sodium
Hydride Spill/Fire," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004,
T. Whipple and M. Roberson, "System Improvements Utilizing FMEA and Fault Tree Analysis," Emergency Plannin
Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 235-242.
M. P. Broadribb, W. H. Ralph, and N. Macnaughton, "Lessons from Grangemouth: a Case History," Emergency
243-262.
M. J. Hazzan and I. Jones, "A Graphical Method for Planning Security Vulnerability Analyses of Transportation &
Value-Chain Activities," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004,
C. Goode and T. Brabazon, "Emergency Preplanning in Pipeline Construction," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
A. M. Downes, "Reducing Value Chain Vulnerability To Terrorist Attacks," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
A. Wilson, R. De Cort, and W. Crumpton, "Lessons Learned from a Major Accident Involving Uncontrolled Molten
Sodium Release," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando,
R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison, and M. J. Viz, "Emergency Response To a Non-Collision HAZMAT Release from a
Railcar," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida,
J. B. Vorderbrueggen, "CSB Incident Investigation," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response Jun
29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 317-320.
L. Chippindall and D. Butts, "Managing the Financial Risks of Major Accidents," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
S. A. Urbanik, "Initiating Event Frequency Case Study: Electrolytic Cell Process," Emergency Planning Preparedness
T. Overton and T. Wagner, "Use of Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) Within the Dow Chemical Company,"
NY, NY, pp 347-356.
F. M. Broussard and H. K. Harriss, "Implementing Personnel and Organizational Management of Change (P&O
MOC) Processes," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando
G. D. Creedy, J. S. Shrives, and G. Phillips, "Major Hazard Control in Canada: a Change in the Regulatory
Landscape," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando,
M. S. Dreux, "Defending OSHA Facility Siting Citations," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention &
Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004, Orlando, Florida, AICHE, NY, NY, pp 385-388.
N. H. A. Versloot, A. J. J. Klein, and M. De Maaijer, "The ATEX Directives: Explosion Safety and Regulation the
European Approach," Emergency Planning Preparedness, Prevention & Response June 29, 30 and July I, 2004,
B. Venugopal, "Thermal Stability of Materials During Storage and Transport," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
J. Chen, "Theory of Incident and Its Prediction in the Process Industries," Emergency Planning Preparedness,
B. R. Dunbobbin, C. Lorn Paxton, G. A. Peters, et al., "Preventing Incidents At Newly Acquired Facilities--
Implementation of Lessons Learned," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia.
P. Killimett, "Organizational Factor That Influence Safety," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13,
2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 15-24.
I. Travers and V. Beckett, "Process Safety Indicators," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005,
Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 25-38.
S. Arendt, "Continuously Improving PSM Effectiveness - a Practical Roadmap," Risk Managenment: The Path
Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 39-54.
S. Schiller and J. Shah, "Managing Catastrophic Risk: Quantitative Methods That Provide Insight and Decision
Support," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 55-76.
J. Herber, "Use of Process Risk Analysis and System Assessments To Drive PSM," Risk Managenment: The Path
Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 77-80.
D. A. Moore, M. Hazzan, B. Fuller, et al., "Risk Analysis and Management for Critical Asset Protection (RAMCAP),
Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 81-96.
J. Hahn, D. Post Guillen, and T. Anderson, "Process Control Systems in the Chemical Industry: Safety Vs. Security,"
T. Tincher, "CDC's Role in Chemical Weapons Elimination Oversight," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, Apri
11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 105-116.
M. Skellett, "Integrity of Piping Systems: Nature and Scope of the Problem Viewed from a Regulators Perspective,"
J. Aller, R. Valbuena, M. Renner, et al., "Development of an Risk Based Inspection Implementation Manual," Risk
Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 133-146.
E. Clark and D. Frurip, "A National Reactive Chemicals and Flammability Testing Database: Progress and Plans,"
D. Nic Cavanagh and D. Jeremy Linn, "Beyond Compliance -- the Future Role of Risk Tools?," Risk Managenment:
The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 167-178.
J. D. Jamison and J. T. Powers, "The DOE Emergency Management System and Mitigation of Chemical Accident
Risk," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 179-188.
J. McCavit, "Risked Based Process Safety," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta,
Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 189-198.
J. P. Gupta, "Bhopal Accident and Its Effects On Process Safety Worldwide," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward
April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 199-200.
J. A. Klein, C. Curtis Clements, and D. E. Cummings, "Two Hundred Years of PSM At DuPont," Risk Managenment
S. H. Kadri and D. W. Jones, "Nurturing a Strong Process Safety Culture," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward,
D. C. Hendershot, "An Overview of Inherently Safer Design," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13,
2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 233-254.
W. Bradshaw and J. Babcock, "The Right People -- Key To a Successful Hazard Review," Risk Managenment: The
Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 255-266.
M. Hofelich, H. Johnstone, B. Prine, et al., "The Dow Chemical Company's Reactive Chemicals Resource Center,"
R. Ervin, M. Palucis, T. Glowienka, et al., "Using the Adiabatic Flame Temperatures To Predict the Flammability of
Lower Alkanes, Carboxylic Acid and Acetates," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta,
Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 275-308.
S. C. Weiner, B. Kinzey, and E. G. Skolnik, "Hydrogen Safety Review Panel: Shaping Safety Awareness," Risk
K. Fan, S. Huang, and J. Chen, "Hazard Potential Analysis for Freeway Transportation of Toxic Substances," Risk
D. Vernon C. Reisi and T. Montgomery, "Achieving Effective Alarm System Performance: Results of ASM
Consortium Benchmarking Against the EEMUA Guide for Alarm Systems," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward,
A. Meel and W. D. Seider, "Dynamic Risk Assessment of Chemical Processes: an Accident Precursor Approach,"
D. A. Moore, "Judging Effectiveness of Inherent Safety for Safety and Security of Chemical Facilities," Risk
J. Gort and R. J. A. Kersten, "The Safety Quality Factor -- Tuning LOPA in Risk Analysis," Risk Managenment: The
Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 363-372.
Y. Qiao, H. H. West, M. Sam Mannan, et al., "FERC Consequence Analysis Model for LNG Spillage Onto Water:
Effects of Cargo Tank Release Assessment Variables," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005,
Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 373-386.
C. A. Grounds, "Facility Siting Analysis -- Results Presented Using a Company's Risk Protocol," Risk Managenment
S. Reston, T. Maddison, A. Fowler, et al., "Methods for Determining Risks from Major Accident Hazard
Installations," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp
395-410.
K. S. Mudan and J. R. Natale, "Uncertainties in Evaluating Public Response To Toxic Exposure," Risk Managenmen
E. Alp and R. Michalowicz, "Modeling of a Warehouse Fire a Case Study," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward,
C. James Dahn, A. Ghose Dastidar, J. Finkelshtein, et al., "Tantalum Dust Explosibility Characteristics," Risk
R. Thibault, "When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa Plastics' Response To a Plant Explosion," Risk Managenment:
A. Ness and R. Gibson, "Handling Chemicals in Small Containers," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11
13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp 469-478.
J. Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim, et al., "The 27 March 2003 Billy-Berclau Accident: a Technical and Organisational
Investigation," Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY, pp
479-505.
H. Railton and D. Hurst, "How To Make Problem Customers an Asset? Process Safety Challenges When Working
With Diverse Customers," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL,
AICHE, NY, NY., pp 3-4.
G. Schultz, "The Next Generation of Chemical Process Safety? -- a Comparison With the Nuclear Industry," Process
Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 5-14.
D. W. Abrahamson and A. L. Sepeda, "Expanding Known Process Safety and Risk Analysis Concepts To Manage
Security Concerns," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY,
NY., pp 15-18.
R. H. Bennett and M. A. Polcyn, "The Inclusion of Construction Trailers and Modular Buildings in Siting Studies,"
Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 19-20.
M. R. Stiglich, "Six Sigma Fire & Explosion Reduction Project," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy,
April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 21-22.
J. L. Woodward, J. W. Wesevich, J. Kelly Thomas, et al., "Tracing Source of Ethylene Oxide Gas House Explosion
Using Damage Indicators and Thermal Modeling," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27,
2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 23-39.
M. N. Boers, J. Gort, and N. H. A. Versloot, "Layer of Protection Analysis: Selecting Cost Effective Safety
Measures," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp
41-50.
V. Cozzani, F. Barontini, and S. Zanelli, "Assessing the Inherent Safety of Substances: Precursors of Hazardous
Products in the Loss of Control of Chemical Systems," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27
2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 51-67.
K. P. Moder, W. Frank, J. P. Russo, et al., "Development of a Hazardous Material Compatibility Storage Guideline
and Tool," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp
69-80.
A. Carlos de Olive and P. Fernando F. Fru, "Impact of Failure Data Especialization in Quantitative Risk Assessment
of Process Plants," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY,
NY., pp 81-90.
R. P. Cleaver, D. Hobbs, and A. R. Halford, "The Effects of Uncertainty On Quantified Risk Assessment for LNG
Facilities," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp
91-103.
B. R. Poblete and A. R. Bingham, "Lessons Learned from the Application of Risk Management in the Shipment of
LNG," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 105
116.
D. A. Moore, D. A. Jones, and M. Hazzan, "LNG Security Vulnerability Assessment," Process Safety Challlenges in
a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 117-140.
R. Gowland, "Differences in European States' Application of the Seveso 2 Directive On Major Accident Hazards,"
Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 141-145.
J. M. Ham, J. J. Meulenbrugge, N. H. A. Versloot, et al., "A Comparison Between the Implementations of Risk
Regulations in the Netherlands and France Under the Framework of the EC SEVESO II Directive," Process Safety
Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 147-164.
J. Suardin, Y. Wang, M. Sam Mannan, et al., "The Integration of Dow's Fire and Explosion Index (F&EI) Into Proces
Design and Optimization To Achieve Inherently Safer Design," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy,
April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 165-171.
P. R. Amyotte, A. U. Goraya, D. C. Hendershot, et al., "Incorporation of Inherent Safety Principles in Process Safety
Management," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY.
pp 175-208.
C. Keng Yong, H. Xiao Feng, J. Long, et al., "Human Factors Considerations for Process Safety in a Global
Economy," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp
209-220.
A. N. Paralikas and A. I. Lygeros, "A Multi-Criteria and Fuzzy Logic Based Approach for the Relative Assessment o
Chemical Substances Hazards," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL,
D. F. Tarverdi, P. R. Hinkle, and C. S. Howat III, "LOPA Application, Organization and Outcomes in the Food
Processing Industry," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE,
NY, NY., pp 235-235.
N. Cavanagh and J. Linn, "Process Business Risk - A Methodology for Assessing and Mitigating the Financial Impac
of Process Plant Accidents," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL,
J. N. Shah and C. A. Grounds, "Simplify EHS Decision Making: Risk-Based Decision Support Tools," Process Safety
B. F. P. van het Veld, H. Boot, and F. Kootstra, "RISKCURVES: a Comprehensive Computer Program for
Performing a Quantitative Risk Assessment," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006,
Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 275-292.
D. Holmstrom, F. Altamirano, J. Banks, et al., "CSB Investigation of the Explosions and Fire At the BP Texas City
Refinery On March 23, 2005," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL,
M. P. Broadribb, "Lessons from Texas City a Case History," Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April
23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 307-326.
R. J. Willey, D. Hendershot, and S. Berger, "The Accident in Bhopal: Observations 20 Years Later," Process Safety
K. Mirabella, "Disseminating Critical Safety and Hazard Information Globally in a Nano-Scaled World," Process
Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY., pp 345-348.
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327 1981 Safety Aspects of Coal Gasifica
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330 1981 New Developments in Fire Prote
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335 1981 Explosions in the Chemical Ind
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341 1981 LPS-1981 Flammable and Combustible Li
342 1981 Flammable and Combustible Li
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345 1981 Electrical Equipment in Hazard
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346 1981 LPS-1981 Electrical Equipment in Hazard
347 1981 Electrical Equipment in Hazard
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350 1981 Selected Loss Prevention Topic
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355 1981 LPS-1981 Selected Loss Prevention Topic
356 1982
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358 1982
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360 1983
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361 1982 LPS-1982 Combustible Vapor and Fire De
362 1982 LPS-1982 Combustible Vapor and Fire De
363 1983 LPS-1982
364 1982 LPS-1982 Safety Aspects of Computer Con
366 1982
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368 1982
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369 1983 LPS-1982
371 1983
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372 1982 Developments and Use of Flame
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375 1982
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382 1982 Mechanisms and Control of Exp
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389 1982 Venting of Runaway Chemical
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397 1982 LPS-1982 Venting of Runaway Chemical
398 1982 LPS-1982 Miscellaneous Loss Prevention
399 1982 LPS-1982
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403 1983
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405 1982 Miscellaneous Loss Prevention
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406 1983
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407 1983 LPS-1983 Pressure Relieving System
409 1983
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410 1983
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413 1983
LPS-1983 Fire Prevention Topics
414 1983
415 1983 LPS-1983 Fire Prevention Topics
416 1983
417 1983
418 1983
LPS-1983 Fire Prevention Topics - Part II
419 1983
420 1983 LPS-1983 Fire Prevention Topics - Part II
421 1983
422 1983
423 1983 LPS-1983 Combustion Systems Safety Con
424 1983
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425 1983
426 1983
427 1983
LPS-1983 Case Histories
428 1983 LPS-1983 Case Histories
429 1983
432 1983 LPS-1983 Selected Loss Prevention Topic
433 1983
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434 1983
435 1984
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437 1984 LPS-1984 Administrative Loss Preventio
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442 1985 LPS-1984
443 1984 LPS-1984 Fire And Explosion Hazards—P
444 1985 LPS-1984
445 1985 Fire And Explosion Hazards—P
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446 1984 LPS-1984 Fire And Explosion Hazards—P
447 1984 LPS-1984
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450 1984 LPS-1984 Hardware Control of Process H
451 1985 LPS-1984
452 1984 LPS-1984 Hardware Control of Process H
453 1986 LPS-1984
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455 1985
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456 1984
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458 1985
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459 1984
LPS-1984 Techniques in Loss Prevention
460 1984
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461 1984 LPS-1984 Techniques in Loss Prevention
462 1984 LPS-1984 Techniques in Loss Prevention
463 1985
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464 1984
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465 1984
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466 1984 LPS-1984 Hazards of New Technology in t
467 1985 LPS-1984
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469 1985
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470 1984 LPS-1984 Hazards of New Technology in t
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474 1985 LPS-1984
475 1984
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476 1985
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477 1985 LPS-1985 DIERS-1
478 1985 LPS-1985 DIERS-1
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480 1985
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481 1985
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482 1985
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483 1985 LPS-1985 DIERS-1
484 1985
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485 1985
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486 1985
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487 1985
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488 1985 LPS-1985 DIERS-1
489 1985
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490 1985
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491 1985
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492 1985
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493 1985
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494 1985
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495 1985
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496 1985 LPS-1985 DIERS-II
497 1985
LPS-1985 The Role of Standards in Loss
498 1985
499 1985 LPS-1985 The Role of Standards in Loss
500 1985
504 1985
505 1985
506 1985
507 1985
LPS-1985 Safe Handling of Hazardous Par
508 1985
509 1986
510 1985
511 1985
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513 1985 LPS-1985 Safe Handling of Hazardous Par
516 1986
517 1985
LPS-1985 Advances in Fireproofing
518 1985
519 1985
520 1985
521 1985
522 1985
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524 1986
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526 1985
527 1985
LPS-1985 Case Histories and Miscellaneous
528 1985
529 1985 LPS-1985 Case Histories and Miscellaneous
530 1985
531 1985
532 1985
533 1985
534 1985 LPS-1985 Inherently Safer Plants
537 1986
LPS-1985 Inherently Safer Plants
539 1985
LPS-1985 Inherently Safer Plants
540 1986 LPS-1986 Boiler and Machinery Protection
541 1986
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542 1986
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548 1986 Transportation of Hazardous Materials

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555 1986
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557 1986 LPS-1986 Cost-Effective Loss Prevention
558 1986 LPS-1986 Cost-Effective Loss Prevention
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563 1986 LPS-1986 Fire and Explosion Protection

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570 1986 Preventing and Controlling Emergency Releases
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577 1985 LPS-1986 Preventing and Controlling Emergency Releases
578 1986 Case Histories and Selected Topics

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579 1986 LPS-1986 Case Histories and Selected Topics
580 1986 LPS-1986 Case Histories and Selected Topics
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587 1987 Electrostatic Hazards
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591 1987 LPS-1987 Electrostatic Hazards

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596 1987 Chemical Safety in The Electronics Industry and Miscellaneous Topics
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597 1987 Chemical Safety in The Electronics Industry and Miscellaneous Topics
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598 1987 LPS-1987 Chemical Safety in The Electronics Industry and Miscellaneous Topics
601 1987 LPS-1987 Over Pressure Protection
602 1988 Over Pressure Protection

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609 1987
LPS-1987 Safe Disposal and Mitigation of Emergency Releases
610 1987
611 1988
612 1987
613 1987
614 1988
615 1987
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617 1987 Safety Training and Emergency Response Training

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620 1987 LPS-1987 Safety Training and Emergency Response Training

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623 1987 LPS-1987 Case Histories and Selected Loss Prevention Topics
625 1988 Case Histories and Selected Loss Prevention Topics

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632 1988
LPS-1988 DIERS Update
633 1989
634 1988
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637 1988
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639 1988
640 1990
641 1988
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643 1988
LPS-1988 Fire and Explosion Topics
644 1988 LPS-1988 Fire and Explosion Topics
645 1988
646 1988
647 1988
648 1988 LPS-1988 Fire and Explosion Topics
649 1988
LPS-1988 Detection and Control Systems
650 1988
651 1988
652 1988
653 1989
654 1988
655 1988
LPS-1988 Hazardous Materials
656 1988
657 1988 LPS-1988 Hazardous Materials
658 1988
659 1988
660 1989
661 1988 LPS-1988 Process Safety Management
664 1988
LPS-1988 Process Safety Management
665 1988
LPS-1988 Case Histories-Successful and
666 1988 LPS-1988 Case Histories-Successful and
667 1988
669 1988
671 1989
672 1988
673 1989
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674 1989
675 1989 LPS-1989 Hazardous Chemicals and Mater
676 1989
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677 1989 LPS-1989 Hazardous Chemicals and Mater
678 1989
679 1989
680 1989
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681 1989
LPS-1989 Plant Layout
682 1989
683 1989
684 1989 LPS-1989 Preventing Fires and Explosion
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Paper Title Authors
Case Study Of Incident Involving Acetylenic
Fred Lorentz
Alcohol
Explosibility And Stabilization Of Propargyl
Robert D. Coffee and John J. Wheeler
Bromide
The Thermal Decomposition Of Ethylene W. W. Lawrence and S. E. Cook
Lessons Learned From A Coupling Failure And
G. Ostroot
Lube Oil Fire
Loss Risks In Large Integrated Chemical Plants H. S. Robinson
Design, Operation, And Corrosion Trends in
H. M. Canavan
Pressure Vessels
Technical lnvestigation Of Major Process-lndustry
W. L. Bulkley
Accidents
Design Of Control Houses To Withstand Explosive
W. J. Bradford and T. L. Culbertson
Forces
The Chambers Work Emergency Control Plan D. T. Smith
Process Control And Design Case Histories H. S. Robinson
Explosive Venting vs Explosion Venting. M. Charney
Dust And The Process Engineer L. A. Eggleston
Where To Use Plastic Materials O. H. Fenner
Purpose And Function Of Tennessee Eastman's
R. A. Wankel
Reactive Chemical Program
lmplementing Process Safety Policies D. F. Sands and W. L. Bulkley
Large Scale lnerting J. R. Penland
Screening For Chemical Process Hazards L. Silver
Case Study Of a Reactor Fire R. M. Zielinski
Vapor Release And Explosion in a Light
C. T. Adcock and J. D. Weldon
Hydrocarbon Plant
Battery Failure Causes Major Failure Of Gas
B. H. Shield
Turbine
Sizing Relief Area For Polymerizat¡on Reactors W. J. Boyle Jr.
Explosions In Flare Stacks. P. Peterson
Fireproofing In Chemical Plants. S. Waldman
Front Matter Editors
Table of Contents Editors
lnterpreting And Applying Article 500 of N.E.C. Ben E. Kulterd
Electrical Hazard Equipment Classification Richard Y. LeVine
Explosion-Proof Electrical Equipment Felix F. House
Intrinsic Safety and The CPI W.F. Hickes
Limiting Electrical Losses Discussion Group
Bisphenol-A Dust Explosions Richard L. Yowell
Testing Explosiveness of Dust Joseph Gillis
lnterpretation of Dust Explosion Test Data R.F. Schwab
Dust Explosion Research R.H. Essenhigh
The Dust Problem Discussion Group
Turbine Accidents Which Should Not Have
D. A. Naughton
Happened
Axial Flow Compressor Accidents M.J. Telesmanic
Failure Prevention is Everybody's Problem Beno Sternlicht, Paul Lewis, and Nevil
lmproving Turbine and Compressor Experience (l) Discussion Group
Tips On Starting Up And lnstalling Centrifugal
G.P. Moschini and E.H. Schroeder
Compressors
Operating Main Turbine Drives V.P. Purcell
Mechanical Failures of Centrifugal Compressors W.A. Zech
lmproving Turbine and Compressor Experience (ll) Discussion Group
Guidelines for Estimating Damage Explosion W.C. Brasie and D.W. Simpson
lnfluence of Explosions On Design D. S. Allan and P. Athens
Flare Systems Explosions J.L. Kilby
Design and Operation of Flare Systems R. D. Reed
Explosion Effects And Flare Stacks-Discussion Discussion Group
Reducing Fire and Explosion Hazards D.A. Aubrecht, F.O. Lindemann, and S.
Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Doe Run J.E. Troyan and R.Y. LeVine
Safe Design of an Ethylene Plant R.J. Feldman and S.S. Grossel
Hazardous Experience And Design ln The CPI-
Discussion Group
Discussion
Risk Evaluation Of Chemical Plants A.Spiegelman
Industrial Explosions And Insurance W. H. Doyle
Hazard Evaluation Testing R. D. Coffee
Fire Protection Engineering D. Way
Kinetics And Mechanism Of Aromatic Nitrations L. F. Albright and C. Hanson
Detonation Potential Of Nitric Acid Systems R. W. Van Dolah
Batch Nitration Experiences T. A. Ventrone
Anatomy Of A Nitration Explosion E. J. Fritz
Explosion Problems In Chlorine Manufacture J. L. Wood
Estimating The Area Affected by A Chlorine
A. E. Howerton
Release
Electrical Problems In The Chemical Industry J. H. Hoorman
Electrical Problem In Chlorine Manufacture H. K. Elliott
Electric Motors In The CPI J. C. Moore
Aligning Rotating Equipment R. L Blubaugh and H. J. Watts
Power And Control System Reliability D. J. Vaccaro
Flame Inhibition Of Vapor-Air Mixtures M. Charney
Determination Of Explosion Yields S. R. Brinley
Monomer Storage and Protection P. G. Shelly And E. J. Sills
LNG From Alaska to Japan A. F. Dyer
The Billion Gallon Tank Farm D. M. Johnson
Index
Functions of a Loss Control Program C. P. Goforth
Flamnability Limits of Fluidized Bed Mixture W. B. Howard
Hazards with Flammable Mixtures W. B. Howard
Identifying Chemical Reaction Hazards D. R. Stull
Hazards in Phthalic Anhydride Plants R. F. Schwab and W. H. Doyle
The Fluidized Bed Phthalic Anhydride Process J. J. Graham
Failure Analysis, Detection, Prevention, and Control
D. S. Wilson, P. Lewis, J. J. Broderick
of Turbo Machinery
Materials Engineering of Hydrotreating Equipment C.A. Robertson
Polar Solutions and Fire-Fighting Foam J. R. Williams
Pneumatic Transport and Its Hazards D. Smith
Accident Prevention in High Temperature Heat
A. R. Albrecht and W. F. Seifert
Transfer Fluid Systems
Responsibility of the Press and the Company C. Vervalin
Planning For Emergencies E. J. Horan
Getting the Facts—The Reporter's Job J. Nesmith
Sizing Rupture for Vessels Containing Monomers G. W. Harmon and H. W. Martin
Sizing Relief Areas for Distillation Columns J. J. Walker
Pressure Vessels Fabricated in Foreign Countries A. L. Losasso
The New ASME Pressure Vessel Code J. LeCoff
How Industry Handles a Transportation Emergency.
G.F. Scannell
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The Fire Service and Hazardous Materials
T. Hayes
Transportation
Railroads and Transportation Safety M. J. Barron
Hazardous Materials and the Trucking Industry H. Lewis
Transportation Accidents and the Law A. B. Kelly
Chemical Industry Transportation Emergency
C. R. Bigelow
Information Systems
Vinyl Chloride Tank Car Incident R. D. Kogler
Handling Vinyl Chloride Emergencies D.L. Dowell
Chlorine Emergency Procedures R. L. Mitchell, Jr
Transportation Emergency Plans in Canada M. T. Miller
Modern Railway Track Inspection R. G. Maughan
Rupture of a Nitroaniline Reactor G. C. Vincent
Explosion Of a Para-Mitro-Meta-Cresol Unit R.C. Dartnell, Jr. and T. A. Ventrone
Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 1 H. C. Jarvis
Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 2 R. H. Freeman and M. P. McCready
Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 3 S. W. Clark, R. G. Keister,and B. I. Pe
Responsibilities of the Plant Owner and the

R. M. Sachere
Contractor
on Single Train Plants General Discussion
Metallurgical Failure and the Microscope K. J. Loescher
Measurement and Analysis of Machinery W. Tustin
Prevention of Catastrophic Failure in Reciprocating
F. G. Jones
Compressors
Applications of Acoustic Emission Technology P. A. Witt, Jr.
Case Histories - General Discussion: An Insurance
G. E. Weldon
Introductory View
Chlorofluorohydrocarbon Reaction with Aluminum
R. F. Schwab
Rotor
Transportation Emergency Procedures M. M. Anderson
Shutdown Features of In-line Process Control A. E. Nisenfeld
Safety & Instrumentation Systems A. H. Hix
Specifying and Designing Protective Systems T.A. Kletz
Potential Hazards of Electrostatic Charging by
H. F. Eden
Powders
Electrostatic Charges and Flow of Organic Fluids J. L. Lauer and P.A. Antal
The Origin of Electric Charge in Flowing
J. Gavis
Hydrocarbons
Static Electricity in Handling of Petroleum Products H. S. Mahley

Fire in a Catalytic Reforming Unit A. H. Searson
Explosion Venting E. Runes
Interpretation of a Building Explosion Accident W. N. Howard
Relief System Optimization H. Simon and S. J. Thomson
Rupture Disc Selection D. S. Kayser
Halting Product Loss Through Safety Relief Valves G. F. Bright
Tubing Rupture in Liquid-filled Exchangers L. L. Simpson
Protection of Enclosures Handling Combustible
R. W. Nelson
Dusts
Damage Limiting Construction for Chemical Plants G. E. Weldon
Explosions in Gas or Oil-fired Furnaces G. Ostroot
Design and Operation of Process Waste Heat
H. H. Streich and F. G. Feeley, Jr.
Boilers
Safety and Pollution Regulations N. C. Elphick
Impact of Environmental Regulations on Loss
R.Y. Levine
Prevention
Hazardous Chemicals Disposal in a Large Chemical
R. G. Novak
Complex
Safety and Reliability Decision Making by Loss
R. L. Browning
Rates
More Evidence in Support of Murphy's Law J. E. Ross
Applications of Reliability Theory to Process
N. D. Cox
Design
Instrumentation General Discussion
Appraising Energy Hazard Potentials D.N. Treweek, C.R. Claydon, and W.H.
Equilibrium Thermochemistry Computer Programs

E. J. Davis and J. A. Ake
as Predictors of Energy Hazard Potential
Modeling the Ignitition of Fuel-Oxidizer Systems James T. Dehn
Computer Simulation of Polymerizer Pressure
James E. Huff
Relief
Hazard Evaluation: The Basis for Chemical Plant
Robert D. Coffee
Design
Discharge of Heavy Gases From Relief Valves F. T. Bodurtha, P. A. Palmer, and W.
Linking Thermodynamics and Kinetics to Predict

D. R. Stull
Real Chemical Hazards
Chlorination Hazards R. L. Daniel
Fire and Explosion Hazards in Compressed Air
J. H. Burgoyne and A. D. Craven
Systems
Explosion Protection for Centrifuges P. Peterson and H. R. Cutler
Establishment of Design Criteria for Safe
R. M. Rindner and S. Wachtel
Processing of Hazardous Materials
An Acetylene Decomposition Incident M. E. Sutherland and H. W. Wegert
Explosion of a Chlorine Distillate Receiver T. J. R. Stephens and C. B. Livingston
Solvent Recovery From Waste Chemical Sludge an

R. E. Freese
Explosion Case History
Explosive Reactivity of Organics and Chlorine W. A. Statesir
Explosion Venting of Low-Strength Equipment and
C. Yao
Structures
Relief Venting of Dust Explosions K.N. Palmer
The Explosion of Methanol-Air Mixtures at Above
T.V. Ferris
Atmospheric Conditions
Industrial Hygiene Factors in Design and Operating
H.L. Kusnetz
Practice
Controlling In-Plant Toxic Spills F.H. Small and G.E. Snyder
Industrial Hygiene Considerations in Process
G.E. Socha
Design
Establishing In-Plant Standards of Exposure to
J.F. Morgan
Toxic Materials In Chemical Plant Design
Pre Start-up Safety Review J.D. Baker
Pre Start-up Safety Checkout-Prelude to a
C.F. Mackey
Successful Startup
Laboratory Evaluation Tests of Fireproofing
R.F. Schwab and J.B. Lawler
Materials
Testing Fireproofing for Structural Steel J.N. Kaiser
Testing Pipe Insulation W.J. McMillan
Role of Magnesium Oxychloride Cements In Fire
J.F. Montle and K.G. Mayhan
Loss Prevention
Fire Protection of Structural Steel G.K. Castle
Subliming Coatings For Fireproofing of Steel R. Feldman
The Use of Intumescent Coatings for Fire Protection
J.F. O'Rourke
of Structural Steel
Fireproofing in the Process Industries A Discussion
The Feasibility of Quantitatively Analyzing
L.M. Krasner
Investments in Loss Prevention Activities
Hazard Evaluation and Risk Control P.D. Hoffman
Reliability of Fire Protection Systems M.J Miller
A Synthesis Strategy for Fault Trees in Chemical
G.J. Powers and F.C. Tompkins
Processing Systems
Safety in Flange Joints W.W. Russell
Operability Studies and Hazard Analysis H.G. Lawley
Dinitrotoluene Pipeline Explosion T.L. Bateman, F.H. Small and G.E. Sny
Safety Aspects of Continuous Nitration G.S. Biasutti and E. Camera
Case Histories on Loss Prevention T.A. Kletz
Test on Fire Protection Systems for Steel William A. Rains

Hot Tapping in Cryogenic Service C.H. Britt
Ethylene Behavior Related to Hot Tapping W.B. Howard
Welding on Pressurized Pipe D.G. Howden
Assessing the Safety in Hot Tapping Operations F.P. Hahn
Hot Tapping under Pressure C.W. Warren
Code for Hot Tapping P.W. Letchford
Guidelines for Safe Hot Taps on Gas Pipe L.L. Elder, and C.H. Batten
Flame Arresters for High-Hydrogen Fuel-Air
W.B. Howard, C.W. Rodehorst, and G.
Mixtures
Wall Failures from Explosive Forces K. Kaplan, B.L. Gabrielsen, and W.H.
Atmosphere Control in Process Equipment A.D. Craven
CHEMTREC Up to Date J.C. Zercher
Southern's Hazardous Materials Program Jeremiah J. O'Driscoll
How the NTSB Functions Ludwig Benner
Inerting Could Prevent Some Tanker Explosions F.H. Halvorsen
Useful Approach to Dust Explosion Hazards H.E. Rose
Explosions in Liquids and Solids Th.M. Groothuizen and H.J. Pasman
Explosion Protection for Process Systems F.R. Franke, J.C. Burnett. D.E. Danly
What Causes Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosions C.D. Lind
The Flixborough Cyclohexane Disaster T.A. Kletz
Static Problems in Handling Charged Liquids B. Pesetsky and J.A. Fisher
Modelling of Electrostatic Phenomena J.F. Wagner
A Model for the Electric Charging Process in Fuel
Peter W. Huber and Ain A. Sonin
Filtration
Reformer Gas Line Flange Failure J.M.A. Van der Horst and C.R. Sloan
Emergency Isolation Valves for Chemical Plants T.A. Kletz
Safe Furnace Design and Operation K.E. Coulter and F.C. Tuttle
Area Monitoring for Flammable and Toxic Hazards W.V. Dailey
Design of a Gas Monitoring System K.A. Johanson
Another Way to Detect Agitation D.A. Wilmot and A.P. Leong
Vapor Clouds and Fires in a Light S.A. Saia
Water Spray to Reduce Vapor Cloud Spray L.A. Eggleston, W.R. Herrera and M.D.
Hydrocarbon Mist Explosions-Part 1. Prevention by

G.C. Vincent and W.B. Howard
Explosion Suppression
Effects of Water Spray on Unconfined Flammable
J.W. Watts, Jr.
Gas
Hydrocarbon Mist Explosions-Part II Prevention by
G.C. Vincent, R.C. Nelson, W.B. Howa
Water Fog
Accidents Caused by Plant Modifications P.M. Heron
Process Changes Can Cause Accidents G. Booth
Hazard Control of Plant Process Changes W.W. Russell
Explosion Hazards in Pollution Control F.T. Bodurtha
A Three-Pronged Approach to Plant Modification T.A. Kletz
Instrumentation for Predictive Maintenance
R. James and H.P. Bloch
Monitoring
Prediction of Equipment Failures W.A. Fromme
Must Failure be the Motivator P.E. Leonard
The Blast Wave from a Bursting Sphere R.A. Strehlow and R.E. Ricker
Tests of Smoke and Explosion Device E.S. Naidus
Hazard and Risk Evaluation M.J. Katz
The Hazard Potential of Chemicals W.C. Brasie
The Calculation of Dust Explosion Vents N. Gibson and G.F.P. Harris
Gas Vent Sizing Methods H.A. Duxbury
Accidents That Will Occur During the Coming Year T.A. Kletz
Experience in Operation of High-Pressure Furnaces F.C. Tuttle and K.E. Coulter
Olefin Plant Safety During the Last 15 Years G.F. Barker, T.A. Kletz,and H.A. Knig
Learning Safety from Near Misses S.F. Pitts and P.C. Gowan
Explosion in a Naphtha Cracking Unit A.L.M. van Eijnatten
Flaring: The State of the Art T.A. Brzustowski
Hare Testing and Safety J.F. Straitz, Ill, J.A. O'Leary, J.E.Bren
Environmental Factors Vs. Flare Application R. Schwartz and M. Keller
A Survey of Vapor Cloud Incidents J.A. Davenport
Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosions T.A. Kletz
Blast Effects from Vapor Cloud Explosions J.H. Lee, C.M. Guirao, K.W. Chiu and
3-4-Dichloroaniline Autoclave Incident W.R. Tong, R.L. Seagrave, and R. Wie
Pressure/Time Diagram for Explosion Vented Space W.G. Chappell

Pressure Relief as Used in Explosion Protection C. Donat
Explosion Pressure Relief W. Bartknecht
Anticipating Toxic Materials and Exposures F.M. Toca
Industrial Hygiene Control Methods R.F. Scherberger
Vinyl Chloride—A Mirror of the Future? W.G. Meade and L. Press
Carcinogens—How to Deal with Them J.T. Schirripa
Let's Profit from Experience R.W. Henry
Finding and Defusing Ethylene Plant Booby Traps J.L. Boyett
Major Effects from Minor Features in Ethylene
V.G. Geihsler
Plants
Designing Safety into an Ethylene Plant J. Bamwell
Use a Fault Tree to Check Safeguards R.L. Browning
Risk Reduction in Adipic Acid Manufacture B.J. Wilson and T.J. Myers
How Hazard Analysis Can Help L.R. Albaugh, G.M. Williams, M.J. Kat
Practical Applications of Hazard Analysis T.A. Kletz
Using Kinetics to Evaluate Reactivity Hazards E.S. DeHaven
Fuel Conversion Problems in Industry F.G. Feeley, Jr
Safety Control for a Waste Heat Boiler R.L. Ozmore
Determining Availability of Steam Supply Systems W.M. Coltharp, R.D. Delleney, C.E. Rie
Improving Boiler Reliability L.E. Triggs
Selecting the Proper Flame Detector J.A. Wagner
An Intelligent Approach to Burner Safety J. Elias
Combustion Safeguards for Gas- and Oil-Fired
J.H. Jensen, Jr
Furnaces
Design Criteria for Flame Arresters R.P. Wilson, Jr., and M.F. Flessner
Causes of Hydrocarbon Oxidation Unit Fires T.A. Kletz
Air Oxidation Process Hazards - An Overview R. Davies
Hazards of Oxyhydrochlorination J.T. Illidge and J.Wolstenholme
Importance of Software/Hardware for Safe
P.K. Klaasen
Processing
Control of Malodorus Compounds by Carbon
R.W. Harrell, J.O. Sewell, and T.J. Wa
Adsorption
Preventing Carbon Bed Combustion Problems A.A. Naujokas
Lessons from Carbon Bed Adsorption Losses M.J. Chapman and D.L. Field
Organizations Have No Memory T.A. Kletz
Hazard Analysis in Planning Industrial
R.J. Batstone and D.T. Tomi, consultan
Developments
Safety Considerations for Layout and Design of
R.E. Munson
Processes Housed Indoors
The Mond Fire, Explosion and Toxicity Index
D.J. Lewis
Applied to Plant Layout and Spacing
Using Aqueous Foams to Lessen Vaporization from
E.C. Norman and H.A. Dowell
Hazardous Chemical Spills
Accidental Releases of Ammonia: An Analysis of
P.J. Baldock
Reported Incidents
Improving Emergency Control and Response
C. L. Melancon
Systems
The Kinetics of Runaway Reactions J.A. Noronha, M.R. Juba, C.S. Brown, J
Applications of Teflon and Tefzel Fluoroplastics to

M.I. Bro and R.D. Pillsbury
Increase Loss Prevention and Personal Safety
Improving Fiber-Reinforced Plastic Equipment
R.B. Puyear and P.J. Conlisk
Reliability
Countering the Fire Hazards of Plastic Components M.J.P. LeCornu
Cool Flames and Autoignitions: Two Oxidation
R.D. Coffee
Processes
Autoignition: The Importance of the Cool Flame in
W.A. Affens and R.S. Sheinson
the Two-Stage Process
Cool Flame and Autoignition in Glycols E.J. D'Onofrio
Gas Explosion Tests in Room-Size Vented
R.G. Zalosh
Enclosures
Safe Sampling of Liquid Process Streams B.G. Lovelace
Flammability of Ethylene Oxide in Sterilizer
S.N. Bajpai
Operations
Liquid Phase Decomposition of Ethylene Oxide B. Pesetsky, J.N. Cawse, and W.T. Vyn
Methane Diluent Requirements for Ethylene Oxide

B. Pesetsky and R.D. Best
Storage and Handling
Establishing and Managing a Reliable Plant-wide
R.J. Schwarz
Inerting System
Plant Layout and Location: Methods for taking
T.A. Kletz
Hazardous Occurrences into Account
Reliability of Backup Agitation for Vessesl
P.H. Ketron
Containing RDX Slurry
Use of Absorbent (Imbibing) Polymers in Spill
R.H. Hall, D.H. Haigh, R.G. Martin, a
Control
The Pollution Control Review: A Tool in Risk
W.M. Reiter, R. Sobel, and W.L Sulliv
Identification
Application of Fault Tree Analysis R.W. Prugh
Hazard Analysis and Risk Criteria S. B. Gibson
System Reliability Engineering Methodology for
J. S. Arendt and J. B. Fussell
Industrial Application
Ignition of Flammable Vapors By Human
R. W. Johnson
Electrostatic Discharges
Full-Scale Explosion Study of Relief Vents Suitable
E. S. Naidus
for Protecting Large Structures
Chemical Transport over the Highway: Equipment
L. A. Botkin
Design and Regulations
NTSB Hazardous Materials Spill Maps: a New
L. Benner, Jr. and R. A. Rote
Safety Information Resource
Safety and Loss Prevention in the Tank Truck
C. J. Harvinson
Transportation of Chemicals
Incinerator Problems & How To Prevent Them D. F. Ready and R. F. Schwab
Procter & Gamble's Environmental Incident

H. Schwartzman
Program Loss Prevention Aspects
Case Study in Reactor Design for Hazards
J. L. Silverstein, B. H. Wood, and S.
Prevention
Preventing Flammable Atmosphere in Electrical
J. T. Woods
Equipment Rooms
Three Mile Island: The Chemical Engineering
Alfred Schneider
Aspects
FRP Duct Fire Incident D. W. Snow
Plant Instruments: Which Ones Don't Work and
T. A. Kletz
Why
Control of Gas Detonations in Pipes M. F. Flessner and R. A. Bjorklund
Safety Design of the Ethylene Plant T. Bøckmann, G. H. Ingebrigtsen, and
Safe Blowoff Conditions for Storage Vessels N. H. Gerardu
Risks in the Cyclohexane Oxidation S. Ciborowski and A. Krzysztoforski
Blast Wave From Deflagrative Explosions: An
R. A. Strehlow
Accoustic Approach
Fabrication and Use of a 20-L Spherical Dust
R. E. Cocks and R. C. Meyer
Testing Apparatus
How Far Should We Go in Bringing Old Plants Up
T. A. Kletz
To Modern Standards?
Sizing Safety Valve Inlet Lines O. J. Cox Jr. and M. L. Weirick
Explosive Evolution of Gas in the Manufacture of
S. J. Skinner
Ethyl Polysilicate
Case Histories on Duct Fire Incident W. H. Doyle
Incident Involving a Loaded Anhydrous Ammonia
E. A. George
Road Tanker
Case Histories on Transportation T. A. Kletz
Case History on Transportation E. A. George
Application of Safety Analysis to Coal Liquefaction
Systems D. Hulburt, and R. Cimino
The Kilngas System for Producing Clean Energy
from Coal B.T. Johnson and C. A. Kleppe
Safety Considerations in Coal Synfuels Operations
J. M. Evans and M. L. Verden
Modern Fire Protection Design and Detection
Control Systems C.E. Beckett and J.D. Soden
Coal Handling Facilities—Rejuvenating Old
Problems Requires New Solutions D. S. Mowrer, K. W. Dungan
Silicone Foam Answers Critical Penetration Seal
Problem of Fire, Water and Smoke C. W. Nemeth
Tests of Explosion Venting of Buildings
A. H. Karabinis and W. B. Howard
NFPA—Its Impact on The Chemical Process
Industries and Its Standards Making System R. P. Benedetti
Factors that Influence the Pressure Development in
Closed and Vented Vessels J.H.S. Lee and C. M. Guiaro
Thermal Stability Hazards Analysis
G. J. O'Brien, M. D. Gordon, C. J. Hensler and K. Marcali
A Thermal Stability Evaluation Using Differential
Scanning Calorimetry and Accelerating Rate
Calorimetry: Application to Ortho-Nltroanlilne M. W. Duch, K. Marcali, M. D. Gordon, C. J. Hensler and G. J.
Mathematical Modeling In Thermal Hazards
Evaluations: Application to an O-
Niltrochlorobenzene Amination Process M. D. Gordon, G. J. O'Brien, C.J. Hensler, and K. Marcali
Investigations of a Dust Explosion in a Silo
Containing Polyvinyl Alcohol D. R. Pesuit
The Use of Explosive Devices in the Destructive
Decontamination of Small Plant Vessels Containing
Hazardous Materials P. B. Dransfield and T. R. Greig
Exposure of Steel Containers to An External Fire M. A. Delichatsios
Heat Transfer Analysis of Fire on Water Filled
Drums F. J. Mikloucich, J. A. Noronha, and E. J. Schiffhauer
Deluge Protection for Class I Flammable Liquids
Stored Three High In 55 Gallon Drums W. D. Wagers
Fire Tests of NFPA Class III Combustible Liquids
Stored in Drums J. E. Rogerson
Cove Point LNG Facility and The National Electric
Code R. C. Van Meerbeke
Electrical Equipment Used in Hazardous Locations W. A. Short
New Concepts In The Classification of Class II
Hazardous Locations (Dusty Atmospheres) R.Y.Levine
Intrinsic Safety Effects on Loss Prevention W. Calder
Entrance of Dust Into Pressurized Enclosures J. E. Rogerson
Safety Analysis and Review System—An Energy
Department Safety Assurance Tool H.B.Rosenthal
The Changing Nature of Acute Chemical
Emergencies H. Fawcett
Acoustic Emission Inspection of Petroleum and
Chemical Pressure Containment Systems D.L.Parry
One Organization's Memory—The Use of A
Computerized System to Store and Retrieve
Information on Loss Prevention T. A. Kletz, and R. W. Fawcet
Deflagration pressure-containment (DPC) for Vessel
Safety Design J. T Merry, J. A. Noronha, W. C. Reid
Monitoring Settled Dust on Overhead Surfaces F. X. Bender
FENWAL Automatic Fire Detectors Application
Engineering Manual
Heat, Smoke and Flame Detectors—Advantages and
Disadvantages Robert C. Savery
Reliability Appraisal of Fire Detection Systems
S. T. Peacock, A. Z. Keller, andA. A. R. Kamath
Automatic Fire Detection: Application and
Installation in The Chemical Process Industries R. W. Murray, and K. J. O'Neill
Automatic Fire Detection: Application and
Installation in The Chemical Process Industries -
POP Version R. W. Murray, and K. J. O'Neill
Special Hazard Fire Detection and Control Systems James D. Miceli,
On-Line Detection of Gases by An Infrared Laser F. C. Harbert
On-Line Detection of Gases - POP Version F. C. Harbert
PVC Computer Control Experience J. F. Gabbett,
Some Human Problems with Computer Control T. A. Kletz
Human Problems with Computer Control - POP
Version T. A. Kletz
Secure Computers Control Safety D. W. King
Furnace Safety Systems: Current Practice For Safe
and Reliable Control of Industrial Boilers G. Lovejoy and I. M. Clark
Furnace Safety Systems - POP Version G. Lovejoy and I. M. Clark
Advanced Combustion Control K. Swanson
An Advanced Combustion Control System - POP
Version K. Swanson
Flame Arresters and Flashback Preventers: Survey
Paper W. B. Howard
Flame Arresters and Flashback Preventers: Survey
Paper - POP Version W. B. Howard
Experimental Evaluation of Flashback Flame
Arresters for Fuel Vapor Vents R. A. Bjorklund, R. O. Kushida, and M. F. Flessner
Experimental Evaluation of Flashback Flame
Arresters - POP Version R. A. Bjorklund, R. O. Kushida, and M.
A Study of Flame Arresters in Piping Systems
G. L. Broschka, I. Ginsburgh, R. A. Mancini, and R. G. Will
A Study of Flame Arresters in Piping Systems -
POP Version G. L. Broschka, I. Ginsburgh, R. A. Ma
An Oil Industry Viewpoint on Flame Arresters in
Pipe Lines O. W. Johnson
An Oil Industry Viewpoint on Flame Arresters in
Pipe Lines - POP Version O. W. Johnson
A Flame Trap Assembly for Use with High Melting-
Point Materials T. A. Kletz
A Flame Trap Assembly for Use with High Melting-
Point Materials - POP Version T. A. Kletz
Mechanisms of Liquid-Liquid Vapor Explosions
H. K. Fauske and R. E. Henry
Industrial Gas Explosion Problems - POP Version D. M. Solberg
Boiling and Spreading of Liquid N2, Methane and
LPG on Water H. R. Chang
Dust Explosions—Theory, Tests, Hazard Control
Experience T. D. Filiput
Prediction of Pressure Loads from Vented Gas
Explosions D. M. Salberg, J. A. Pappas, and E. Skramstad
Explosion in Vessels: Recent Results J. H. S. Lee
Explosion in Vessels: Recent Results - POP Version
J. H. S. Lee
Determination of Emergency Venting Requirements
from Runaway Tests In Closed Systems. J. E. Huff
Emergency Venting Requirements - POP Version J. E. Huff
Sizing of Emergency Relief Systems and Scale-up
Considerations in Connection with Runaway
Chemical Reactions H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and R. E. Henry
Emergency Relief Systems and Scale-up - POP
Version H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and R. E
Emergency Relief Venting of Exothermically
Reacting Liquid Systems with Gaseous Reaction
Products H. S. Forrest
Approximate Hazard Ratings and Venting
Requirements from CSI-ARC® Data E. S. De Haven
Approximate Hazard Ratings and Venting

Requirements from CSI-ARC® Data - POP Version
E. S. De Haven
The ARC Formula for the Chemical Processing
Industries Columbia Scientific Industries Corporation
Depressuring Analysis for Cryogenic Plant Safety C-H Chiu
Safety Program Pay-off R. E. Witter
Safety Program Payoff - POP Version R. E. Witter
Risk Assessment in The Chemical Industry H-I J. Ick
Risk Assessment in The Chemical Industry - POP
Version H-I J. Ick
The Selection and Application of Special
Extinguishing Agents for Polar Solvent Hazards in
The Chemical Industry. J. F. Riley
Selection and Application of Special Extinguishing
Agents in Industrial Hazards. - POP Version J. F. Riley
Plant Modifications—Troubles and Treatment R. E. Sanders
Thermal Response of Process Equipment to Fires
D. M. Solberg and O. Borgnes
Thermal Response of Process Equipment to Fires -
POP Version D. M. Solberg and O. Borgnes
Venting Deflagrations: Theory And Practice I. Swift
For Safety Refief Of Runaway Chemical Reactions H. K. Fauske
Sizing Emergency Relief Systems On Vessels
Containing Monomers G. W. Harmon and W. W. Stuper
Emergency Venting Requirements For Gassy
Reactions From Closed-System Tests J. E. Huff
Process Safety Relief Valve Testing W. Woolfolk and R. Sanders
Flashing Flow Through Orifices And Pipes B. Fletcher
Water Quality And Its Effects On Fire Fighting
Foam L. R. DiMaio and R. F. Lange
Foam-Water And Automatic Sprinkler Protection
For Flammable Liquid Process Structures R. C. Merritt
Fighting Fire With Fire Factory Mutual
Aspirating Vs Non-Aspirating Nozzles For Making
Fire Fighting Foams--Evaluation Of A Non-
Aspirating Nozzle L. R. DiMaio, R. F. Langem, and F. J. Cone
The Prevention Of Major Leaks - Better Inspection
After Construction T. A. Kletz
Safety In The Design Of High-Pressure Laboratories
B. R. Franko-Filipasic and R. C. Michaelson
Designing And Maintaining Safe High-Pressure
Facilities E. H. Livingston
A Laboratory Safety Program L. M. Jercinovic
Reducing The Risks In Exploratory Chemical
Research Under High Pressure And Temperatures P. H. Mehne
Review Of The ASME High Pressure Systems
Committee's Efforts In The Development Of Codes
And/Or Standards For High Pressure C. B. Boyer
Flame Monitoring And Waste Fuels T. F. Van Ligten
Opportunities And Precautions For Burning Waste
In Steam Boilers F. G. Feeley, Jr.
Safety And Reliability Of Microprocessor Based
Combustion Safeguard Systems J. T. Martel
Safety Considerations In Combustion Of
Unconventional Fuels T. B. Hamilton
A Chemical Plant Accident Investigation Using
Fault Tree Analysis J. S. Arendt
Learning Value From A Recent Loss T. O. Gibson
Efficient Time Use To Achieve Safety Of Processes
W. B. Howard
Accident Investigation How Far Should We Go? T. A. Kletz
Sewers Can Pass On Problems J. Easterbrook and D. V. Gagliardi
Fire Protection Of Industrial Control Systems G. K. Castle
Sneak Circuits -- A Class Of Random, Unrepeatable
Glitch J. P. Rankin
A Comparison Of ARC And Other Thermal
Stability Test Methods W. J. Fenlon
A Comparison Of ARC And Other Thermal
Stability Test Methods - POP Version W. J. Fenlon
Releases Of Short Duration. Evaluation Of The
Amount Of Gas In The Range Of Inflammability E. Palazzi, G. Fumarola, D. M. De Faveri, and G. Ferraiolo
Auditing for Improved Safety Performance D. Law
Grey Hairs Cost Nothing T. A. Kletz
Grey Hairs Cost Nothing - POP Version T. A. Kletz
Managing and Communicating Safety T. W. Lawrence, Jr., A. G. Smith
Process Hazards Management in Dupont R. E. Munson
Process Hazards Management in Dupont - POP Version R. E. Munson
Formulas for Sizing Explosion Vents R. L. Hart
Formulas for Sizing Explosion Vents - POP Version R. L. Hart
Effectiveness of Explosion Venting As Protective W. Bartknecht
Measure for Silos - POP Version
Gas Explosion Processes in Enclosures T. Hirano
Gas Explosion Processes in Enclosures - POP Version T. Hirano
Analysis of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Release
P. J. Pelto and E. G. Baker
Prevention Systems
Analysis of Combustion in Closed Or Vented Rooms and
J. C. Cummings, J. H. S. Lee, A. L. Camp, and K. D. Marx
Vessels
Use of Programmable Devices for Safety S. Weiner
Use of Programmable Devices for Safety - POP Version S. Weiner
High Temperature Polymeric Fire Barriers C. T. Jacobsen
High Temperature Polymeric Fire Barriers - POP Version C. T. Jacobsen
A Thermographic Survey of the Integrity of a Process
B. G. Jones and R. C. Duckett
Plant Pressure Relief System
A Thermographic Survey of the Integrity of a Process
Plant Pressure Relief System - POP Version B. G. Jones and R. C. Duckett
Investigating the Forces Developed in Vessel Supports

J. V. Birtwistle
During Internal Combustion
Detonation Tests and Response Analyses of Vessels and M. W. Ringer
Piping Containing Gas and Aerated Liquid
Detonation Tests and Response Analyses of Vessels and
M. W. Ringer
Piping Containing Gas and Aerated Liquid - POP Version
Quantitative Fault Tree Analysis - Gate-by-Gate Method L. C. Doelp, G. K. Lee, R. E. Linney, and R. W. Ormsby
Quantitative Fault Tree Analysis - Gate-by-Gate Method

L. C. Doelp, G. K. Lee, R. E. Linney, and R
- POP Version
Mitigation of Vapor Cloud Hazards R. W. Prugh
The Use of Risk Assessment in the Chemical Industries R. A. Freeman
The Use of Risk Assessment in the Chemical Industries -
R. A. Freeman
POP Version
Risk Analysis in the Process Industries A. P. Cox, P. L. Holden, D. R. T. Lowe, and G. Opschoor
The Organisation of a Multi-Sponsored International

A. G. Johnston
Research Project on Dispersion of Heavy Gas Clouds
Trials on Dispersion of Heavy Gas Clouds J. McQuaid
Trials on Dispersion of Heavy Gas Clouds - POP Version J. McQuaid
Shipboard Inert Gas Generation T. R. Metzger, A. C. Handermann, D. J. Stookey, and A. Rygg
On-Site, On-Demand Nitrogen Generation - POP Version T. R. Metzger, A. C. Handermann, D. J. Sto
Biotechnology - a New Industry with New Hazards? R. H. Cumming

Nitrogen Blanketing T. J. DePaola and C.A. Messina
Water Spray Protection for a Chemical Processing Unit -- D. C. Kirby, J. L. DeRoo
One Company's View
Seveso: Cause; Prevention W. B. Howard
Seveso: Cause; Prevention - POP Version W. B. Howard
An Overview of Flammable Liquid Drum Storage and
Protection R. E. Capizzani
An Overview of Flammable Liquid Drum Storage and

R. E. Capizzani
Protection - POP Version
Diers - An Overview of The Program H. G. Fisher
DIERS Research Program On Emergency Relief Systems H. G. Fisher
Diers - Large Scale Experiments M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung, and H. K. Fauske
Large-Scale Experiments of Emergency Relief Systems M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung and H. K. Fauske
Analysis of Diers Venting Tests: Validation of A Tool for

Sizing Emergency Relief Systems for Runaway Chemical H. H. Klein
Reactions
Analysis of Diers Venting Tests: Validation of A Tool for
Sizing Emergency Relief Systems for Runaway Chemical H. H. Klein
Reactions - POP Version
Multiphase Flashing Flow In Pressure Relief Systems J. E. Huff
Multiphase Flashing Flow In Pressure Relief Systems -
J. E. Huff
POP Version
Flow Capacity and Response of Safety Relief Valves to
D. W. Sallet and G. W. Somers
Saturated Water Flow
Flow Capacity and Response of Safety Relief Valves to
D. W. Sallet and G. W. Somers
Saturated Water Flow - POP Version
A Practical Approach to Emergency Relief Systems (ERS)
H. K. Fauske
Design for Runaway Chemical Reactions
Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design- CEP Version H. K. Fauske
Safire - A Code Methodology for Evaluation of
M. A. Grolmes and J. C. Leung
Multiphase Multicomponent Relief Phenomena
A New Bench Scale Apparatus Runaway Chemical H. K. Fauske and J. C. Leung
Reactions
New Experimental Techniques for Characterizing
H. K. Fauske and J. C. Leung
Runaway Chemical Reactions
Bench-Scale Apparatus - Critique of Some Industrial
J. A. Noronha
Applications
Vapor-Liquid Disengagement In Atmospheric Liquid
M. A. Grolmes and M. Epstein
Storage Vessels Subjected to External Heat Source
Vapor-Liquid Disengagement In Atmospheric Liquid
Storage Vessels Subjected to External Heat Source - POP M. A. Grolmes and M. Epstein
Version
Emergency Relief Vent Sizing for Fire Exposure When
Two Phase Flow Must Be Considered H. S. Forrest
Diers Project Manual - A Status Report D. A. Novak and L. J. Manda

What Codes Can Be of Help to Practising Engineers -- W. J. Bradford
and How Much
Standards On Safety: How Helpful Are They for
W. J. Bradford
Practicing Engineers?- CEP Version
Dow's Loss Prevention Principles D. V. Gagliardi
Common Sense Approach to Loss Prevention- CEP
D. V. Gagliardi
Version
NFPA's Consensus Standards At Work M. F. Henry
NFPA's Consensus Standards At Work- CEP Version M. F. Henry
International Standards - Fact Or Fiction W. A. Short
International Standards: How Do They Affect Our
Industry?- CEP Version W. A. Short
Legal Implications of Compliance and Non-Compliance

With Safety and Health Governmental Standards,
R. K. Johnson
National Consensus Standards, and Internal Corporate
Guidelines
Legal Implications of Compliance and Non-Compliance

With Safety and Health Governmental Standards,
R. K. Johnson
National Consensus Standards, and Internal Corporate
Guidelines- CEP Version
Dust Explosions: Their General Relationship to Gas,

Vapour and Mist Explosions With Particular Reference D. J. Lewis
to Venting
Contribution of Low-Level Flammable Vapor C. J. Dahn, M.Ashum, and K. Williams
Concentrations to Dust Explosion Output
Contribution of Low-Level Flammable Vapor C. J. Dahn, M.Ashum, and K. Williams
Concentrations to Dust Explosion Output - POP Version
Evaluation of The Fire and Explosion Risk In Drying
N. Gibson, D. J. Harper, and R. L. Rogers
Powders
Evaluation of The Fire and Explosion Risk In Drying
N. Gibson, D. J. Harper, and R. L. Rogers
Powders - POP Version
Practical Aspects of Dust Deflagration Testing L. G. Britton and S. Chippett
Flame Barrier Valves H. Stalder

Flame Barrier Valves - POP Version H. Stalder
Equations for The VDI and Bartknecht Nomograms L. L. Simpson
Equations for The VDI and Bartknecht Nomograms - POP
L. L. Simpson
Version
Development Status of ASTM Test for Effects of Large
Hydrocarbon Pool Fires On Structural Members M. E. Buck and E. B. Belason
Development Status of ASTM Test for Effects of Large

Hydrocarbon Pool Fires On Structural Members - POP M. E. Buck and E. B. Belason
Version
Fire Resistance Test for Petrochemical Facility Structural
R. M. Berhinig
Elements
Fire Resistance Test for Petrochemical Facility Structural
Elements - POP Version R. M. Berhinig
Accelerated Aging Tests for Evaluating Fireproofing W. A. Rains

Materials
Accelerated Aging Tests for Evaluating Fireproofing
W. A. Rains
Materials - POP Version
Fire Protection for Cable Trays In Petrochemical N. Schultz
Facilities
Fire Protection for Cable Trays In Petrochemical N. Schultz
Facilities - POP Version
The Use of Water Spray Barriers to Disperse Spills of
K. Moodie
Heavy Gases
The Use of Water Spray Barriers to Disperse Spills of
K. Moodie
Heavy Gases - POP Version
Method for Fire Hazard Assessments of Fluid-Soaked
Thermal Insulation R. R. Buch and D. H. Filsinger
Method for Fire Hazard Assessments of Fluid-Soaked R. R. Buch and D. H. Filsinger

Thermal Insulation
Results of A study On Causes of Accidents H. I. Joschek
Emergency Flare System - Some Practical Design
J. A. Boix
Features
Emergency Flare System - Some Practical Design
J. A. Boix
Features - POP Version
Explosion Pressure Shock Resistance and Reaction
Forces - Design Considerations for Explosion Hazards G. N. Kirby
Engineering
Explosion Pressure Shock Resistance and Reaction
G. N. Kirby
Forces- CEP Version
Inherently Safer Plants T. A Kletz
Inherently Safer Plants - POP Version T. A Kletz
Plan Safety Into Processes at The Development Stage I. Swift
Development of an Inclined Plate Jet Reactor System - A. N. Leigh, D. McKee, and P. E. Preece
POP Version
Using the Mond Index to Measure Inherent Hazards B. J. Tyler
Using the Mond Index to Measure Inherent Hazards -
B. J. Tyler
POP Version
Vibration Monitoring - A Programmed Approach D. G. Goggin
Loss Prevention Through Machinery Surveillance
Analysis R. W. LeBlanc
Loss prevention through machinery vibration
surveillance and analysis - POP Version R. W. LeBlanc
Boiler And Machinery Protection Through Control
Of Piping Reactions D. E. Hansen
Boiler and machinery protection through control of
piping reactions - POP Version D. E. Hansen
Determining Heater Retrofits Through Risk
Assessment J. S. Arendt
Determining heater retrofits through risk assessment
- POP Version J. S. Arendt
Reducing Risks Through A Pressure Vessel
Management Program C. G. Arnold, W. H. Mueller, and B. W. Ross
A Review Of Some Transportation Accidents,
Identification Of Causes And Minimization Of
Consequences D. J. Lewis
Lessons In Hazardous Material Transportation
Based On Case Histories - POP Version G. A. Gallagher and S. W. McCone
Emergency Preparedness And The Dow Chemical
Company Emergency Response Systems R. Kalnins
Development Of Hazardous Materials Truck Routes

In The Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area
D. Kessler
Transportation Risk Management - A Case Study
M. Kazarians, R. F. Boykin, and S. Kaplan
Transportation Of Hazardous Substances The UK
Scene T. A. Kletz
Transportation of Hazardous substances: The UK
scene - POP Version T. A. Kletz
Property Insurance Considerations In Loss
Prevention Expenditures G. P. Norstrom
Property insurance considerations in loss prevention
expenditures - POP Version G. P. Norstrom
Experience With Cost Effective Loss Prevention T. O. Gibson
Effectiveness Of Loss Prevention Training A. Santos
Use Of Test Information To Improve Emergency
Relief Designs H. G. Fisher
The National Quick Response Sprinkler Research
Project R. Mulhaupt
A Review Of Gas And Vapour Explosion Venting
For Process Plant D. J. Lewis
The Interaction Of Shock Waves And Cylindrical
Structures P. F. Nolan and D. M. Brown
Inerting For Safety G. S. Halpern, D. Nyce, and C. Wrenn
Inerting for safety - POP Version C. Wrenn
Fabric Dust Collector Explosion Venting
N. Bennett, F. Cairns, and S. O. Cooper
A Simple Technique for the Optimisation of Layout
and Location for Chemical Plant Safety P. F. Nolan, and C. W. J. Bradley
A simple technique for the optimization of lay-out
and location for chemical plant safety - POP
Version P. F. Nolan and C. W. J. Bradley
Pressure Venting Of Dust Explosions In Large
Vessels W. Bartknecht
Pressure venting of dust explosions in large vessels -
POP Version W. Bartknecht
Early On-Line Detection Of Exothermic Reactions
L. Hub and J. D. Jones
Reliable Detection Of Runaway Reaction Precursors
J. P. Spence, W. J. Huff, J. A. Noronha, G. R. Prok, and A. J.
Reliable Detection Of Runaway Reaction Precursors

In Liquid Phase Reactions - POP Version
J. P. Spence, and J. A. Noronha
Thermal Runaways - Problems With Agitation Heat
Flow Calorimetery - An Analytical Technique to
Identify Agitation Hazards E. D. Weir, G. W. Gravenstine, and T. F. Hoppe
Design And Sizing Of Knock-Out
Drums/Catchtanks For Reactor Emergency Relief
Systems S. S. Grossel
Design and sizing of knock-out drums/catchtanks
for reactor emergency relief systems - POP Version S. S. Grossel
Mitigation of Vapor Cloud Hazards: Part Two:
Limiting The Quantity Released And
Countermeasures For Releases R. W. Prugh
Mitigation of vapor cloud hazards - POP Version R. W. Prugh
NOx In The Cryogenic Hydrogen Recovery Section
Of An Olefins Production Unit - POP Version W. H. Henstock
Modification Chains T. A. Kletz
Modification chains - POP Version T. A. Kletz
Effect Of Fireproofing Design On Thermal
Performance Of Horizontal Members With Top
Flange Exposed G. K. Castle and G. G. Castle
Effect of fireproofing design on thermal
performance of horizontal members with top flange
exposed - POP Version G. K. Castle and G. G. Castle
The Performance Of Low Pressure Explosion Vents
I. Swift and M. Epstein
Performance of low pressure explosion vents - POP
Version I. Swift and M. Epstein
Thermal Stability Of Ethylene At Elevated
Pressures L. G. Britton, D. A. Taylor, and D. C. Wobser
Thermal stability of ethylene at elevated pressures -
POP Version L. G. Britton, D. A. Taylor and D. C.
Systems for Electrostatic Evaluation In Industrial
Silos L. G. Britton
Systems for electrostatic evaluation in industrial
silos - POP Version L. G. Britton
The Use (And Misuse) Of Bonding For Control Of
Static Ignition Hazards R. A. Mancini
The use (and misuse) of bonding for control of static
ignition hazards - POP Version R. A. Mancini
Static Electricity And Plastic Drums L.A. Rosenthal
Spark Ignition Hazards Caused By Charge Induction
J. E. Owens
Spark ignition hazards caused by charge induction -
POP Version J. E. Owens
Review Of Literature Related To Human Spark
Scenarios B. D. Berkey, T. H. Pratt, and G. M. Williams
Review of literature related to human spark
scenarios - POP Version B. D. Berkey, T. H. Pratt and G. M. Wi
Chemical Processing Hazards And Loss Experience
Associated With The Manufacture Of
Semiconductor Devices Vi.A. Degiorgio
Fire Protection Problems Electronics And
Semiconductor Industries M. Anderson
Sizing Excess Flow Valves R. A. Freeman, and D. A. Shaw
Sizing excess flow valves - POP Version R. A. Freeman and D. A. Shaw
University/Industrial Safety Course J. F. Louvar, and D. A. Crowl
Developments In Explosion Protection I. Swift
Developments in explosion protection - POP
Version I. Swift
Experiments On The Thermo-Hydraulic Response
Of Pressure Liquefied Gases In Externally Heated
Tanks With Pressure Relief J. E. S. Venart, U. Sumathipala, R. A. Doyle, W. Qi, N. U. Ayde
Experiments on the thermo-hydraulic response of
pressure liquefied gases in externally heated tanks
with pressure relief - POP Version J. E. S. Venart, U. K. Sumathipala, F.
Emergency Relief System Design For Reactive And
Non-Reactive Systems: Extention Of The Diers
Methodology H. K. Fauske
Emergency relief system design for reactive and
non-reactive systems: Extension of the DIERS
methodology - POP Version H. K. Fauske
Ignition Capabilities Of Hot Surfaces And
Mechanically Generated Sparks In Flammable Gas
And Dust\Air Mixtures W. Bartknecht
An Experimental Study Of The Consequences Of
Improperly Specified Or Installed Rupture Discs I. Swift, and R. DeGood
Chemical Transportation Emergency Case Histories
P. A. Toucharo
Vent Heights For Emergency Releases Of Heavy
Gas F. T. Bodurtha, Jr.
Vent heights for emergency releases of heavy gases
- POP Version F. T. Bodurtha Jr.
Unexpected Secondary Effects Of Pressure Relief
Devices B. A. Van Boskirk
Vaporization And Dispersion Modeling Of
Contained Refrigerated Liquid Spills D. W. Studer, B. A. Cooper, and L. C. Doelp
Vaporization and dispersion modeling of contained
refrigerated liquid spills - POP Version D. W. Studer, B. A. Cooper and L. C.
Performance Of Aqueous Hazmat Foams On
Selected Hazardous Materials L. R. DiMaio, and E. C. Norman
Performance of aqueous hazmat foams on selected
hazardous materials - POP Version L. R. DiMaio and E. C. Norman
Should We Teach Loss Prevention To
Undergraduates? T.A. Kletz
Should undergraduates be instructed in loss
prevention? - POP Version T. A. Kletz
CAER Community Awareness Emergency
Response R. L. Barnes
Emergency Preparedness Training Tips J. O. Philley
"Fricker's Chemicals Warehouse Fire - Lessons
Learned" R. G. Berg
Desktop Simulators Of Plant Emergencies
A. Ben Clymer, and Thomas B. Judge
Using Risk Analysis During Design B. P. Kolodji
Why Are Fewer Case Histories Being Published? T. A. Kletz
On the need to publish more case histories - POP
Version T. A. Kletz
A Burner Management Emphasis Program J. F. Murphy
A burner management emphasis program - POP
Version J. F. Murphy
Brittle Fracture Of A High Pressure Heat Exchanger
P. G. Snyder
Brittle fracture of a high pressure heat exchanger -
POP Version P. G. Snyder
Static Hazards Of Drum Filling I. Actual Incidents
And Guidelines L. G. Britton, and J. A. Smith
Static hazards of drum filling. I. Actual incidents
and guidelines - POP Version L. G. Britton and J. A. Smith
The DIERS users group: A forum for
development/dissemination of emergency relief
system design technology H. G. Fisher
development/dissemination of emergency relief
system design technology - POP Version H. G. Fisher
Vent Sizing Calorimetry: A Critique of Existing
Equipment W. T. Vyn and I. Swift
Emergency Relief Considerations Under Severe
Segregation Scenarios J. C. Leung, N. J. Stepaniuk, and G. L. Cantrell
Emergency relief considerations under segregation
scenarios - POP Version J. C. Leung, N. J. Stepaniuk and G. L.
Design Charts for Two-Phase Flashing Flow In
Emergency Pressure Relief Systems K. E. First and J. E. Huff
Design charts for two-phase flashing flow in
emergency pressure relief systems - POP Version K. E. First and J. E. Huff
Application of the DIERS Methodology to the Study
of Runaway Polymerizations L. S. Kirch, and J. W. Magee, and W. W. Stuper
Application of the DIERS methodology to the study
of runaway polymerization: Validation of the
DIERS methodology using blow-down tests - POP
Version L. S. Kirch, J. W. Magee and W. W. St
Applying DIERS Methodology to Existing Plant
Operations H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and G. H. Clare
Process safety evaluation applying DIERS
methodology to existing plant operations - POP
Version H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes and G. H.
Loss Prevention Fundamentals for the Process
Industry O. M. Slye, Jr.
Designing for Fire and Explosion Safety L. E. Almgren
NFPA 68 Guide for Venting Deflagrations: What's
New and How It Affects You I. Swift
The Development and Application of the ESFR
Sprinkler System C. Yao
Early Suppression Fast Response Sprinkler
Systems- CEP Version C. Yao
Quantitative Evaluation of "BLEVE" Hazards R. W. Prugh
Failure Mode Management: A Loss Prevention
Philosophy for Programmable Logic Controllers D. K. Wilson
A Quantitative Approach to the Use of
Programmable Controllers In Safety Circuits H. W. Thomas
Can You Say "Process Interlocks?"
G. K. McMillan and D. H. Munger
The Current State of the Art In Optical Fire
Detection J. Cholin
The current state of the art in optical fire detection -
POP Version J. Cholin
Rapid Fire Detection In Dust Process Equipment
Utilizing High Air Flows J. P. Gillis
Guidelines for Safe Storage and Handling of High

Toxic Hazard Materials - A New CCPS Publication
E. M. Drake, and P. A. Croce
Role of Epidemiological Studies In Evaluating
Health Risks From Hazardous Materials G. M. Hutter
"What If....?" A Model Emergency Response C. L. Thrasher
Decommissioning of An Industrial Research
Laboratory P. W. Becker and M. T. Vidnansky
Applications of Amine Gelling Agents In Fire
Technology J. L. Walker, W. W. Bannister, T. E. Morehouse, and R. E. Taps
Applications of amine gelling agents in fire
technology - POP Version W. W. Bannister, J. L. Walker and E.
Managing Process Safety to Prevent Catastrophes A. F. Burk
Managing Safety In R&D J. F. Louvar
Process Safety Management - A UK Approach J. L. Hawksley
Explosion & Venting Protection In Process Safety
Review J. A. Noronha
Lessons Learned From A Hydrogen Explosion In A
Process Unit G. J. T. North and J. A. MacDiarmid
Explosion & Fire At A Phenol Plant R. F. Schwab
Fires and Explosions On Hydrocarbon Oxidation
Plants T. A. Kletz
Business As Usual J. E. Jeffery
Consequences of Solvent Ignition During A Drum
Filling Operation R. F. Schwab
Accidents Prevented By Good Procedures T. A. Kletz
Good safety procedures can prevent accidents:
Some examples - POP Version T. A. Kletz
Loss Prevention Features Perform In Fired Heater
Loss Incident T. O. Gibson
Safety Considerations For Handling Industrial Scale
Grignard Reagents J. F. Aultman, P. E. Rakita, and L. A. Stapleton
Total Concepts In Safety Systems Management For
Hazardous Materials Handlings And Design Of
Hazardous Processes H. R. Kavianian, C. A. Wentz, R. W. Peters, and I.E. Martino
Safe Handling Of Organic Peroxides: An Overview C. M. McCloskey
Safe handling of organic peroxides: An overview -
POP Version C. M. McCloskey
A Positive Approach To Compressed Gas Safety T. Bielli
National Flammable Liquid Container Storage Fire
Safety Research Project R. Mulhaupt and L. Przybyla
Preventing Explosions During Chemical And
Materials Storage H. K. Fauske
Preventing explosions during chemicals and
materials storage - POP Version H. K. Fauske
Siting Considerations For Liquefied Gas Facilities
L. Edward Brown, W. E. Martinsen, and D. W. Johnson
Role Of Loss Prevention Professional In Project
Reviews R. E. Munson
Cost Effective Safety Considerations Made Possible
By Quantifiable Hazard Analysis T. V. Rodante
Procedures For Preventing Runaways R. N. Brummel
Procedures for preventing pilot plant runaways -
POP Version R. N. Brummel
Preventing Fires With High Temperature Vaporizers
J. W. Bowman and R.P.Perkins
Preventing fires with high temperature vaporizers -
POP Version J. W. Bowman and R. P. Perkins
Vapor Cloud Explosion Blast Prediction
C. J. M. van Wingerden, A. C. van den Berg, and G. Opschoor
Vapor cloud explosion blast prediction - POP
Version C. J. M. van Wingerden, A. C. van den
Heat Transfer Fluid Fires And Their Prevention In
Vapor Thermal Liquid Systems R. L. Green and D. E. Dressel
Hazards Evaluation In A Multipurpose Pilot Plant
C. Bagner, L. Tuma, and S. A. Bacher
Preventing Fires And Explosions In Pilot Plants
M. A. Capraro and J. H. Strickland
Preventing fires and explosions in pilot plants - POP
Version M. A. Capraro and J. H. Strickland
An Easy And Inexpensive Approach To DIERS
Methodology H. K. Fauske, G. H. Clare, M. J. Creed, and J.A. Noronha
An Easy And Inexpensive Approach To DIERS
Procedure- CEP Version M.J. Creed and H. K. Fauske
DIERS Implementation W. J. Janecek and P. L. Simiskey
Worst Credible Case For Emergency Relief Of
Chemically Reacting System Questionnaire H. S. Forrest, L. S. Kirch, and G. R. Van Sciver
Two-Phase Flashing Flow Evaluations Based On
DIERS, API, And ASME Methodologies J. C. Leung, and F. N. Nazario
Emergency Relief Requirements For Certain
Organic Peroxides Based On DIERS Methodology M. A. Grolmes, and M. J. King
Source Term For Vapor Cloud Dispersion And
Evacuation Implications H. K. Fauske
Maintaining Plant Safety Through Effective Process
Change Control M. L. Griffin
Safe Project Implementation J. H. Reitberger
Plant Modifications: Maintain Your Mechanical
Integrity C. W. Ramsay
Plant modifications: Maintain your mechanical
integrity - POP Version C. W. Ramsay
Instructional Videotapes On Chemical Process
Safety D. A. Crowl, and J. F. Louvar
Instructional videotapes on chemical process safety
- POP Version D. A. Crowl and J. F. Louvar
Case Histories of Dust Explosions S. J. Skinner
Case histories of dust explosions - POP Version S. J. Skinner
Awareness Training For The Process Industries B. Hancock
Safer piping: Awareness training for the process
industries - POP Version B. Hancock
Turbulance Effects On Dust Explosion Venting F. Tamanini
Turbulence effects on dust explosion venting - POP
Version F. Tamanini
Combustion Hazards Of Silane And Its Chlorides L. G. Britton
Combustion hazards of silane and its chlorides -
POP Version L. G. Britton
Stop Tank Abuse D. L. Haines, R. E. Sanders, and J. H. Wood
Stop tank abuse - POP Version R. E. Sanders, D. L. Haines and J. H.
Learning Value from Blown Fuse T. O. Gibson
Learning value from a blown fuse - POP Version T. O. Gibson
Catalyst Explosion A Case History
E. S. De Haven, and T. J. Dietsche
Catalyst Explosion: A Case History - POP Version
E. S. De Haven, and T. J. Dietsche
Wellhead Explosion During Well Descaling
Treatment K.J. Walewski
Foam-Water Sprinkler Protection For Flammable
Liquids D. C. Tabar
Foam-water sprinkler protection for flammable
liquids - POP Version D. C. Tabar
The Process Safety Impact Of Distributed Control
Systems W. L. Frank and O. M. Zodeh
Design Your Distributed Control System To Reduce
Operator Error J. A. Shaw
Reliability Performance Of Fault-Tolerant Digital
Control Systems H. M. Paula, M. W. Roberts, and R. E. Battle
Programmable Electronic Systems And Safety In
Today's Chemical Plants V. J. Maggioli and G. H. Stike
More Human Problems With Computer Control T. A. Kletz
The Potential Misuse & Consequences Of Using
PLCs For Critical Safety Systems P. Gruhn
CCPS - Undergraduate Education Activities F. Owen Kubias
A Practical Example Of Teaching Health And
Safety Throughout A Chemical Engineering
Curriculum A. M. Lane
Computer Training In Handling Emergencies
B. M. Hancock and F. M. Dendy
A Faculty Workshop On Safety, Health And Loss
Prevention D. A. Crowl and J. F. Louvar
Risk Reduction In The Chemical Engineering
Curriculum M. Fleischman
Dow Chemical Western Division Research Pre-
Operational Review For New Projects M. DesJardin, D. Gustafson, R. Helling et al.
Reactive Monomer Tank - A Thermal Stability
Analysis T. Chakravarty, H. G. Fisher, and L. A. Voyt
Fundamentals Of Autoignition Of Hydrocarbons
And Other Organic Substrates In The Gas Phase J. F. Griffiths and B. F. Gray
Spontaneous Insulation Fires L. G. Britton
Structured Packings For Use In Oxygen Service -
Flammability Considerations B. R. Dunbobbin, B. L. Werley, and J. G. Hansel
Considerations For The Safe Design Of Processess
Using Hydrogren Peroxide And Organics J. Mackenzie
Case History Of A Deflagration Involving An
Organic Solvent/Oxygen System Below Its Flash
Point H. T. Kohlbrand
Explosion Isolation Systems Used In Conjunction
With Explosion Vents K. Chatrathi and R. DeGood
Runaway Risk Approach Addressing Many
Dilemmas - Matching Consequences With Risk
Reduction Methods J. A. Noronha and A. J. Torres
Using Thermodynamic Availability To Determine
The Energy Of Explosion D. A. Crowl
Inherently Safer Plants - An Update T. A. Kletz
BLEVE: Back To Basics T. C. Lemoff
Design Institute For Physical Property (DIPPR)
Data: Environmental, Safety And Health Data
Projects J. M. Schroy
A Comprehensive Test Method For Inline Flame
Arresters N. Roussakis and K. Lapp
A Comparative Analysis Of Test Work Studying
Factors Influencing Pressures Developed In Vented
Deflagrations R. DeGood and K. Chatrathi
Specification Of Flame Arresting Devices For
Manifolded Low Pressure Storage Tanks T. C. Piotrowski
Relief Valves And Vents: How Exit Conditions
Affect Hazard Zones J. B. Cornwell, D. W. Johnson, and W. E. Martinsen
Large Scale Flame Arrester Testing/Standards J. F. Straitz
Hydrodynamic Aspects Of Venting For Vessels
Containing Viscous Fluids A. N. Skouloudis and H. M. Kottowski
Investigation Of A Filter Explosion J. S. Arendt and D. K. Lorenzo
Iron Fire In Heat Recovery Unit B. W. Bailey
Explosion Within A Helium Purifier
J. W. Hempseed and R. W. Ormsby
Utilization Of PC Based Hazard And Operability
Study Data R. L. Gordon, H. R. Greenberg, W. F. Early et al.
Forestalling A Serious Incident--A Detective Story M. A. Kaiser
Exothermic Reactions Of DCPD And Protection
Against Them M. Ahmed and M. Lavin
Difficulties In Implementing The California Risk
Management And Prevention Program R. S. Adams and A. Shafaghi
Index Of Papers Symposia 1 Thru 23
Measuring Process Safety Management J. C. Sweeney
The Guidelines For Hazard Evaluation Procedures
Second Edition R. E. Witter
Chemical Accident Prevention Under The Clean Air
Act Amendment R. C. Matthiessen
The Time For Process Hazards Analysis (PHA) Has
Arrived L. V. Csengery
Using Hazard Evaluation Techniques For Process
Safety Management Throughout The Life Of A
Process D. C. Hendershot
Implementing Process Safety Management
Programs At Industrial Facilities J. S. Arendt
Comparisons Of Tank Drainage Times: Orifice
Drains Versus Piping K. K. Papas and J. T. Sommerfeld
Using Thermodynamic Availability to Determine
the Energy of Explosion - POP Version D. A. Crowl
Using thermodynamic availability to determine the
energy of explosion for compressed gases - POP
Version D. A. Crowl
Predicting And Controlling Flammability Of
Multiple Fuel And Multiple Inert Mixtures J. G. Hansel, J. W. Mitchell, and H.C. Klotz
How To Compare Emergency Shutdown Systems
(ESD) A. C. Brombacher and R. Spiker
Tornado Risk Analysis K. J. Anselmo, R. E. Linney, C. Rutch et al.
The Prediction Of Spontaneous Ignition Hazards
Resulting From The "Hot Stacking" Of Processed
Materials J. F. Griffiths and W. Kordylewski
Precautions In Selection, Installation, And Use Of
Flame Arresters W. B. Howard
On-Line Modeling Of Thermally Hazardous Batch
Processes M. D. Gordon
Improved F/N Graph Presentation And Criteria R. W. Prugh
Deflagration Protection Of Pipes K. Chatrathi
Measurement Of Ignition Energy For Safety
Application L. G. Britton
Program Of CCPS's Emergency Relief Effluent
Subcommittee H. E. Huckins
Relief System Reaction Forces In Gas And Two-
Phase Flow J. E. Huff
Mitigation Of Hazardous Emergency Release
Source Terms Via Quench Tanks H. K. Fauske and M. A. Grolmes
Emergency Pressure Relief Discharge Control By
Passive Quenching - Update A. G. Keiter
Relief System Design Scope Of CCPS Effluent
Handling Guidelines J. E. Huff
An Expert System For The Evaluation Of Design
Bases Of Pressure Relief Devices Alex Kalos
DATALERT: An Integrated Machinery Vibration
Data Collection And Analysis System Used In Loss
Prevention K. D. Bever, T. M. Raymond, and D. E. Stouppe
Extended Abstract For Inclusion In The Meeting
Abstract Book J. P. Balkey and W. R. Lund
Recent Computer Modelling Advances For Process
Hazard Analysis D. R. E. Worthington
Expert Systems For Process Safety & Loss
Prevention V. J. Maggioli
Application Of An Expert System To Assist In
Preparation For Safety, Health, And Environmental
Reviews A. M. Dowell
Case History Of The Replacement Of A Pneumatic
And Relay Based Emergency Shutdown System P. Gruhn
Successful Integration Of Health, Safety,
Environmental And Social Aspects Into
Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Education S. M. Lemkowitz
Flashback From Waste Gas Incinerator Into Air
Supply Piping S. E. Anderson, A. M. Dowell, and J. B. Mynaugh
Mini Modification Miseries Small Quick Changes
In A Plant Can Create Bad Memories R. E. Sanders
Analysis Of Titanium / Carbon Steel Heat
Exchanger Fire B. A. Prine
More Bang For Your Buck: Getting The Most From
Accident Investigation S. E. Anderson, and R. W. Skloss
Regulatory Issues - An Industrial Prospective G. Page
The Small Chemical Manufacturer: Managing the
Issues of Safey and Loss Prevention Regulation E. Cherenson
New Regulations and the Four Keys to Chemical
Safety R. Horner
A Compliance Strategy for Process Safety
Regulation V. Boyen
OSHA's Interest in Chemical Plant Safet T. Seymour
MIACC (Major Industrial Accidents Coordinating
Commitee): A Canadian Consensus Group of
Stakeholders Working on Safety Issues Prior to
Legislatio J. Easterbrook
Analysis of Vent Area Estimation Methods for Non-
Nomograph Cases K. Chatrathi
Dust Explosion Prevention by Additional of
Thermal Inhibitor P. Amyotte and M. Pegg
Venting for Gaseous Explosions
W. Mercx, G. Opschoor, and C. van Wingerden
Disengagement Prediction via Drift Flux
Correlations for Vertical Horizontal and Spherical
Vessel C. Sheppard
Halol Replacement - The Law and the Option J. A. Senecal
Dust Entrainability and Its Effect on Explosion
Propagation in Elongated Structure E. Ural
Electrostatic Hazards in Pneumatic Conveying of
Powder C. J. Dahn, B. Reyes, and A. Kashani
Laboratory and Large-Scale Dust Explosion
Research K. L. Cashdollar, E. S. Weiss, N. B. Greninger, et al.
Process Safety Testing Program for Reducing Risks
Associated with Large Scale Chemical
Manufacturing Operation J. J. Sharkey, R. Cutro, and G. T. Wildman
Using the ASTM CHETAH Program in Chemical
Process Hazard Evaluatio D. J. Frurip
Maximizing Emergency Response Trainin L. Davis
Risk Assessment - A Component of Effective
Emergency Response J. A. Davis
Emergency Procedures and Drills in Pilot Plant
A. M. Lane and D. W. Arnold
Review of OSHA's Rule on Hazardous Waste
Operations and Emergency Response M. B. Moore
Refinery Emergency Management Planning H. Clayton
Emergency Response Training and Technology
Transfer within the Republic of China R. G. Runyon, J. A. Davis, and Y. Y. Chang
An Integrated Approach for the Prediction of Vapor
Cloud Dispersion BLEVE''s and Explosion D. Worthington and J. D. Linn
Simulation of the Thorney Island Dense Gas Trial
No. 8 Using the Code ADREA-H A. Andronopoulos, J. Bartzis, and J. Wurtz
Data Summary and Analysis of NFPA's BLEVE
Trial G. A. Melhem and P. A. Croce,
A Survey of Vapor Cloud Explosions - Second
Update E. M. P. Lenois and J. A. Davenport
Development of a Methodology to Estimate

Property Damage Loss from Vapor Cloud Explosion
L. J. Moore
To BLEVE or not to BLEVE - Anatomy of a
Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosio J. E. S. Venart, K. Sumathipala, K. F. Sollows, et al.
Ultimate Capacity of Blast Loaded Structures
Common to Chemical Plant M. G. Whitney, D. D. Barker, and K. M. Spivey
Acceptable Risk? J. O. Philley
Dow Chemical Company's Consolidated Audit J. F. Murphy
HAZOPs Today R. W. Johnson and F. L. Leverenz
Management of a Reactive Chemicals Incident - A
Case Study D. J. Leggett
Oscillatory Instability in a Semi-Batch Reactor
J. Griffiths, D. Coppersthwaite, and B. Gray
Index of Papers Symposia 1 thru 25
Preparation Of The Guidlines For Engineering
Design For Process Safety W. F. Early, J. B. Mettalia, Jr., and S. S. Grossel
A Quality Oriented Approach to Process Safety
Management Implementation M. D. Weill and J. W. Rebeck
FireScan Condition Monitoring for Critical
Protection Equipment R. Foster and B. Klimczak
Using Major Hazards Review to Identify Atypical
Hazards For Quantitative Risk Assessment J. Shah and T. C. McKelvey
Contractor - Hazard Identification and Control G. W. Whitaker
Health and Safety Practices and Procedures for
Effective Loss Control on Environmental
Assessment and Remediation Projects A. D. Kaeppeler, K. E. Sweetland, and M. D. Woltanski
Case Study of a Hydrogen Peroxide Related
Detonation in a Wastewater Treatment Tank W. L. Wehrum
A Suggested Electrostatic Mechanism For The
Ignition Of Flammable Vapors Escaping From A
Wastewater Solution Containing A Peroxide T. H. Pratt
Quantitative Evaluation of Fireball Hazards R. W. Prugh
Evaluating External Spill Response Resources G. Browne
Development Of OSHA's PSM Regulations:
Lessons Learned T. H. Seymour
EPA's Risk Management Plan Regulations: Insights
And Intention L. Helsing and R. Craig Matthiessen
OSHA's And EPA's Use Of Performance-Based
Regulations For Accident Prevention: A Petroleum
Industry Viewpoint D. Andrews
Disaster Potential Evaluation Guidlines: Preventing
Major Chemical Accidents In Texas S. Crowther
The Technical Basis For Using Substance Lists And
Threshold Quantities For Prioritizing Major
Accident Prevention And Regulatory Activites W. L. Frank
Vapor Suppression of Chemicals Using Foam
N. E. Scheffler, L. S. Green, and D. Frurip
Failure and Design Limit Criteria for Blast Loaded
Structure D. D. Barker, M. G. Whitney, and J. H. Waclawczyk
In Line (Detonation) Flame Arresters - Function,
Certification, Selection and Application T. Knittel
Testing Of Portable Tanks For Flammable Liquids
A. J. Torres, Jr. and T. J. Simmons
Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas -
Reboiler Safety L. L. Simpson and P. E. Minton
Liquid Drainage And Containment For Safe Plant
Operations O. M. Slye, Jr.
no paper
Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas - Iron
Oxide Chemistry B. C. Ream, E. M. Thorsteinson, et al.
Transient Flow Phenomena and Reaction Forces
During Blowdown of Gas at High Pressures
Through Relief Lines Behind Rupture Discs R. Perbal
Measurement of the Flammability Envelope of
Dusts M. J. Pegg, P. R. Amyotte, and K. J. Mintz
Influence of Root Weight of Covered Highways on
the Effects of an Internal Vapour Cloud Explosion W. P. M. Mercx
Electrostatic Hazards from Small Non-Conducting
Containers for Flammable Liquids V. Ebadat and P. Cartwright
Case Histories of Some Power- and Control-Based
Process Safety Incidents F. Gurry and M. L. Griffin
Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas -
Background and Technical Findings G. Viera and P. H. Wadia
Victims of Vacuum - Ego-Deflating Case Histories R. E. Sanders
Current Research at TNO on Vapor Cloud
Explosion Modeling W. P. M. Mercx, A. C. van den Berg, and G. Opschoor
Unforseen Side-Effects of Improving the
Environment T. A. Kletz
A Comprehensive Program for Preventing
Cyclohexane Oxidation Process Piping Failures B. Matusz and D. L. Sadler
Loss Prevention Sympsosia - Index of Papers
Inspection Programs and Engineering Analysis of
Pressure Vessels in Wet Hydrogen Sulfide Service Det norske Veritas Industry, Inc.
Ammonia Vessel Integrity Program a Modern
Approach M. J. Conley and D. Williams
Probabilistic Calculation of Remaining Life Time of
Steam Reformer Furnace Tubes O. T. Saugerud and S. O. Angelsen
Technical Bases for Using Substance Lists and
Threshold Quantities for Prioritizing Major
Accident Prevention and Regulatory Activities W. L. Frank, P. E.
Texas Air Control Board Permit Review for Disaster
Reviews S. E. Feltch
Simulating Flammability Under Process Condition
D. O'Shaughnessey and B. Powers
Flammability Measurements in a Tubular Flow
System S. Chippett
Flammability of Metals and Other Elemental Dust
Clouds K. L. Cashdollar
The Determination of Compatibility via Thermal
Analysis and Mathematical Modeling T. C. Hofelich, D. J. Frurip, and J. B. Powers
Investigation of a Thermal Runaway Hazard - Drum
Storage of Thionyl Chlroride/Ethyl Acetate Mixture S. S. Y. Wang, S. Kiang, and W. Merkl
Application of ARC™ Thermokinetic Data to the
Design of Safety Schemes for Industrial Reactors D. I. Townsend
An Advanced Method for The Estimation of
Reaction Kinetics, Scale-Up and Pressure Relief
Design G. A. Melhem and D. A. Shaw
Aspects of Emergency Relief Design for Reactive
Systems D. D. Goetz and J. S. Sawrey
An Analysis of Two Thermal Runaway Reactions
Involving Commonly Used Chemicals T. Hoppe, A. Bayer, K. Boucher, et al.
Hazard Evaluation of Polymerizable Compounds
D. J. Frurip, A. Charkabarti, T. C. Hofelich, et al.
Critial Temperature for the Thermal Explosion of
Liquid Organic Peroxides T. Kotoyori
Evaluating Process Risk for Loss Control P. Croce
Flixborough; Twenty Years Later: A Re-
examination J. Venart, K. Sollows, and X. Jian
Detonation Flame Arrester Qualifying Application
Parameters for Explosion Prevention in Vapor
Handling Systems K. Lapp and H. Werneburg
Validation of Scaling Techniques for Experimental
Vapour Cloud Explosion Investigations W. P. M. Merx, D. M. Johnson, and J. Puttock
Simulation of an Accidental Vapor Cloud Explosion
K. van Wingerden, H. C. Salvesen, and R. Perbal
Vapor Cloud Explosion Analysis
Q. A. Baker, M. J. Tang, E. Scheier, et al.
Promoting an Organized Qualitative-Quantitative
Risk Analysis for Process Safety, Fire & Explosion
Concerns with Emphasis on Flexible Risk Levels,
Design, and Operability J. Noronha, G. Page, D. Karydas, et al.
The Limits of Learning by Using Risk Analysis
Techniques J. S. Arendt
QRA as a Cost-Effective Management Decision
Making Tool P. Myers
Improved Fire and Explosion Index Hazard
Classification N. Scheffler
How to Compare Harm to the Populatuon with
Damage of the Environment? P. Christen, H. Bohnenblust, and S. Seitz
Quantitative Consequence Analysis in Hazardous
Facility Siting J. Shah and K. Mudan
Quantitative Risk Analysis of Proposed Design
Changes to a Gas Plant B. Tylock, R. Johnson, S. Rudy, et al.
Team-based Preliminary Risk Assessment Outline
A. M. Downes and R. Stankovich
Fundamentals of Static Electricity
J. F. Louvar, G. W. Boicourt, and B. Maurer
Electrostatic Hazards in the Chemical Industry V. Ebadat
Static Electricity in Pneumatic Transport Systems -
Three Case Histories T. H. Pratt
Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers - Potential
Electrostatic Hazards C. J. Dahn, A. Kashani, and B. N. Reyes
Ignition Behavior of Combustible Dusts
R. Siwek, M. Glor, and C. Cesana
Don't Take Any Static T. M. Dougherty
New, Revised VDI-Guideline 3673 R. Siwek
Dust and Hybrid Explosibility in a 1m3 Spherical
Chamber K. Chatrathi
Violence of Dust Explosions in Integrated Systems
K. van Wingerden, G. H. Pederson, R. Teigland, et al.
Studies about the Influence of Turbulence on the
Course of Explosions K. Scheuermann
Transition from Deflagration to Detonation in
Layered Dust Explosions M. Sichel, C. W. Kauffman, and Y. C. Li
Critical Parameters for the Ignition of Dust Layers
at Constant Heat Flux Boundary Conditions W. Hensel, U. Krause, W. John, et al.
Process Control Failures in the Chemical Industries I. Nimmo
Catastrophic Failure of a Liquid Carbbon Dioxide
Storage Vessel W. E. Clayton and M. L. Griffin
A Nylon Plant Fire R. E. Munson
CATASTROPHE - the Aftermath: Lessons from
OSHA E. R. Elsbury
Low Cooling Tower Level Causes Evacuation A. M. Dowell III
Ethylene Polymerization and Decomposition Case
Histories L. G. Britton
Risk Analysis of Chlorine Production, Storage, and
Transshipment C. Pietersen, C. M. A. Jansen, and H. C. Wennink
A Numerical Code for Assessing Societal Risk from
Road Transport of Dangerous Substances R. Fiori and G. Spadoni
The Evaluation of Technical Models Used for
Major-Accident Hazard Installations R. E. Britter
Management of Change - Process Safety
Management Practice R. Danna and H. West
Dow Chemical Company's Approach to Process
Safety Management J. Murphy
Implementing a Process Safety Management System D. Heller
ISO 9000: A Framework for Integrating Safety,
Health & Environmental Management Systems D. Jones
Quantified Risk Analysis in the Process Industries H. Pasman
AIChE Loss Prevention Symposium Database Index
Inherently Safer Design - The Growth of an Idea T. Kletz
Inherently Safer Latex Plants N. E. Scheffler
Inherent Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE)
Reviews R. W. French, D. D. Williams, and E. D. Wixom
Applying Inherently Safer Concepts to an
Acquisition Which Handles Phosgene R. T. Gowland
Improving Inherent Safety with Sealless Pumps R. G. Eierman
Issues In Facility Siting J. Hudson and M. Kazarians
The Exxon Chemical Human Factors Program
D. A. Attwood, L. E. Schmaltz, and E. D. Wixom
Organizational Factors and Root Cause Analysis
R. Tuli, G. Apostolakis, M. Kazarians, et al.
Downsizing Effect on Human Factors in the CPI
and HPI M. J. Perron
Improving the Operator's Capabilities During
Abnormal Operations K. F. Emigholz
Human Factors in Training, Procedures, & Skills
Demonstration Documentation J. R. Sawers and M. M. R. Eastman
Human Factors: Case Histories of Improperly
Managed Changes in Chemical Plants R. E. Sanders
Procedure for Determining the Distribution Ranking
Index M. A. Latino
Process Risk Management for Facilities and
Distribution A. G. Mundt
Performing EPA-Mandated Hazard Assessments
R. L. Collins and G. M. Schell
Financial Risk Assessment - A Uniform Approach
to Manage Liabilities K. S. Mudan, J. N. Shah, and P. M. Myers
PSM's Most Common Struggle: Implementing
Mechanical Integrity A. C. Remson, J. H. Farmer, and C. S. King
A New Paradigm for Process Safety Compliance
Audits H. David and F. H. Knack
The Focused What - If? L. Goodman
The Fire Extinguishing Capability of Mist
Generated by Flashing of Super-Heated Water J. R. Mawhinney, B. Taber, and J. Z. Su
Environmental and Consruction Design
Considerations for Hazardous Materials
Warehousing D. C. Tabar
Extension of the Interim Jet Fire Test Procedure for
the Evaluation of Passive Fire Protection Materials
on Offshore Pipelines A. J. Parker, A. B. Wenzel, and T. Al-Hassan
Effects of a Gravel Bed on the Burning Rate and
Extinguishment of High Flash Point Hydrocarbon
Pool Fires R. Zalosh and W. H. Lin
Heat Transfer Fluid Mist Explosion Potential - An
Important Consideration for Users H. L. Febo, Jr. and J. V. Valiulis
Design of Piping Systems for Toxic Fluids R. Getz
Evaluation of a Containment Building for a Liquid
Chlorine Unloading Facility W. L. Frank
Quantitative Evaluation of Inhalation-Toxicity
Hazards R. W. Prugh
Comparison of Air Pollution Control Options for
Toxic Gases in Photovoltaic and Semiconductor
Manufacturing Facilities V. M. Fthenakis and P. D. Moskowitz
Risk Associated with Incineration of Toxic
Chemicals A. Pezeshk and H. Rahmani
Application of Pressure Nutsche Filtration and
Drying for Toxic Chemicals B. A. Perlmutter
Carbon Initiated Effluent Tank Overpressure
Incident L. V. Csengery, R. E. Sherman, K. C. Crawford, et al.
Decommissioning a Silicon Production Facility
F. Halvorsen, P. Sandhu, and D. Holler
Flare Deflagration Incident V. M. Desai
Some Loss Prevention Case Histories T. A. Kletz
CCPS Initiative for Small and Medium Enterprises R. E. Witter
Vent Sizing in Partial-Volume Deflagrations and Its
Application to the Case of Spray Dryers F. Tamanini
Experimental Safety: What You Need for Effective
Process Safety Evaluation G. Boicourt
Mechanism and Kinetics of Decomposition from
Isothermal DSC Data: Development and
Application S. Chervina and G. T. Bodman
Flame Propagation in Tubes of Pneumatic
Conveying Systems and Exhaust Equipment A. Vogel
Hazard Rating Systems for Flammable and
Combustible Liquid J. L. Scheffey
Decomposition Flame Propagation Limits of
Ethylene and Mixtures with Other Gases L. G. Britton
A Comparative Examination of the Fire
Performance of Pipe Insulation V. Babrauskas
On the Estimation of Hazard Potential for Chemical
Substances G. A. Melhem and E. S. Shanley
Strategies for Assessing and Managing Hazardous
Materials Transport Risk M. Abkowitz
Transportation Emergency Response System D. J. Pidgeon
Marine Chemists - What are They and What Do
They Do? G. R. Colonna
A Financial Risk Assessment Case Study - Tank
Truck Transportation of Chemicals and Petroleum
Products P. M. Myers and K. S. Mudan
Some Electrostatic Considerations in the
Transportation of Flammable Liquids T. H. Pratt
Using the CCPS Guidelines for Transportation Risk
Analysis L. Bendixen, R. A. Freeman, and D. C. Hendershot
Risk-Based Package Design R. A. Freeman and J. W. Kleffner
Testing the Suitability of FIBCs for Use in
Flammable Atmospheres V. Ebadat and J. C. Mulligan
Modeling of Panel Inertia Effects In Vented Dust
Explosions F. Tamanini
Dust Cloud Characterization and the Influence of
the Pressure-Time History of Silos F. Hauert, A. Vogl, and S. Radant
Determining the Potential of Generating Sufficient
Static Electricity for Ignition During a Tank Truck
Washing Operation R. Chopp and R. Pape
Explosion Protection of Pipe Systems Conveying
Combustible Dusts or Flammable Gases J. A. Senecal and H. W. Garzia
Calculation of Blast Effects from Bursting Vessels
M. J. Tang, C. Y. Cao, and Q. A. Baker
Status of EPA's Risk Management Program
Rulemaking C. Matthiessen
CMA's Unified Approach to Risk Management
Programs A. Burk
Development of Industry Guidance for Performing
EPA RMP Hazard Assessments M. Roberts and M. McHale
The East Harris Chemical Manufacturer's
Association RMP Program S. Anderson and J. Coe
Status of the Lake Area Industry Alliance RMP
Activities T. Downs
Flare Radiation Prediction - A Critical Review
K. Graham and S. K. Smith
Advanced Pilot Technology - Ignition, Flame
Detection, and Re-Ignition R. Guerra and J. Parker
Pipe and Duct Deflagrations Associated with
Incinerators K. Chatrathi and J. Going
Making the Flare Safe D. Shore
Marine Vapor Control Systems for Multiple Product
Vapors R. H. Conn
Evaluation of Risks Associated with Rotary Kiln
Operations Used in Disposing Explosive Materials A. Pezeshk
Monday Morning Quarterbacking - Applying PSM
Methods to Case Histories of Yesteryear R. E. Sanders and W. L. Spier
Case History: Hot Work on a Steam Condenser
Ignites a Titanium Tube Bundle Fire G. E. Mahnken and M. T. Rook
Boiler Incident Directly Attributable to PSM Issues S. Mannan
Use of the Semenov Model for the Analysis of
Runaway Reactions in Pipelines Induced by
Electrical Tracing R. M. Schisla, P. N. Lodal, and M. A. Paulonis
Large Property Damage Losses in the Hydrocarbon
- Chemical Industries D. G. Mahoney
Loss Prevention Symposia Index
Global Safety Standards for Programmable
Electronic Systems in Process Plants J. Maggioli
Challenges of Applying a Performance based
Design Criteria for Safety Instrumented Systems C. Thurston
Process Control as an Alternative to Pressure Relief
J. Marshall and D. Watkins
Out-of-the-Loop Performance Problems and the Use
of Intermediate Levels of Automation for Improved
Control System Functioning and Safety D. Kaber and M. Endsley
Computer Integrated Manufacturing in Batch
Chemical Process - U.K. Perspective A. James
Software Deviation Analysis: A "Safeware"
Technique J. Reese and N. Leveson
A Systematic Approach to Mechanical Integrity
Program Development C. Freeman
Application of Safety Interlocks - The Complete
Picture J. Siebert
Criticality-Based Maintenance: Prioritizing
Maintenance Activities for Optimum Equipment
Reliability V. Ciliberti
Fully Quantitative Predictive
Maintenance/Inspection Planning Optimization for
Chemical Process Plant Components D. Mauney and M. Schmidt
Risk Based Prioritization of Maintenance Repair
Work J. Harnly
The Application of Risk Based Inspection
Methodology in a Large Chemical Plant C. Dykstal
A Detailed Method for the Estimation of Mixture
Flammability Limits Using Chemical Equilibrium G. Melhem
Vent Access Restriction for Solids Handling
Systems L. Bernard, F. Brodie, D. Ludwig, et al.
Kg: New Data and Analysis J. Senecal and P. Beaulieu
NFPA 30: An update and a Look into the Future R. P. Benedetti
Determination, Prevention, and Mitigation of
Potential Hazards Due to the the Handling of
Powders during Transportation, Charging,
Discharging, and Storage N. Jaeger and R. Siwek
Design Practice for Extinguishing Barrier Systems
R. Siwek and P. Moore
Batch Runaway Reaction Relief: Re-Evaluation of
"Credible" Scenario J. Singh
Why DIERS Should be used in Risk Assessment -
Call for BenchMarking J. Noronha
Pressure Relief System Documentation: Equipment
Based Relational Database is Key to OSHA
1910.110 Compliance P. Berwanger and R. Kreder
An Overview of SuperChems for DIERS for
Emergency Relief Systems and Vent Containment
Design G. Melhem and H. Fisher
Emergency Relief Adequacy for Acrylic
Polymerization Processes A. Balchan, D. Paquet, and J. Klein
QRA of Chemical Reaction Systems - The State of
the Practice J. Farquharson, S. McNutt, H. Paula, et al.
The Lessons Learned from the Development of a
Scenario Based Approach for the Optimization of
Passive Fire and Blast Division Design on a New
Offshore Platform B. Poblete and P. Caldwell
Use of Consequence Analysis in Process Hazards
Analysis R. Gardner, S. Dharmavaram, and J. Klein
Toxic Hazard Reduction with Passive Mitigation
Systems P. Myers, R. Morgan, and S. Flamberg
Protection of Process Buildings and Their
Occupants From Toxic and Flammable Releases C. E. Fryman
The Explosion Blast Prediction Model in the
Revised "Yellow Book" W. Mercx and A. van den Berg
Recent Developments in the Baker Strehlow VCE
Analysis Methodology Q. Baker, C. Doolittle, G. Fitzgerald, et al.
A Detailed Reaction Study of Phosphorus
Trichloride and Water G. Melhem and D. Reid
A Fire Risk Analysis Model for Assessing Options
for Flammable and Combustible Liquid Products in
Storage and Retail Occupancies J. Hall Jr.
A Review of Chemical Compatibility Issues
D. Frurip, T. Hofelich, D. Leggett, et al.
Decomposition of Thermally Unstable Chemicals in
Solvents S. Chervina, S. Evon, and G. Bodman
Developing Chemical Compatibility Charts Using
CHEMPAT D. Leggett
Improving the Effects of Atmospheric Stability
Class On Hazard Zone Predictions For Accidental
Hazmat Releases J. L. Woodward
Carbon Disulfide Incidents During Viscose Rayon
Processing D. Hall and L. Losee
Safety Considerations When Treating VOC Streams
with Thermal Oxidizers F. Self and J. Hill
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Case Studies of
Incidents and Potential Incidents Caused by
Protective Systems D. Hendershot and A. Dowell
Case Histories of Two Incidents Following Process
Safety Reviews W. Howard
Strategy for Selecting RMP Hazard Assessment &
Communications Techniques K. Mitchell and J. Shah
An Evaluation of Consequence Model Capabilities
for RMP Applications and Guidance in the Graded
Approach to Model Selection D. Hesse
Comparison of EPA Guidelines Tables with a
Commercial Model J. Woodward and D. Worthington
Making RMP Hazard Assessment Meaningful
K. Zimmermann and J. Murphy
RMP Hazard Assessment for Compliance with
EPA's Risk Management Program Regulation -
OxyChem's Experience R. Riswadka and N. Mukhopadhyay
Panel Discussion E. Scheier
Flammable Liquid Storerooms: Fire Protection
Without Halon 1301 A. Maranghides and R. Sheinson
Suppression of Class A Fires with HFC-227ea M. Robin
Advanced Fire Protection Technologies and Their
Applications in the Process Industries L. Harry, J. Meltzer, V. Piccirilli, et al.
Fire Tests of Rack Storage of Water Miscible
Liquids Stored in Plastic Containers J. Davenport and M. Pabich
Experiments on the Propagation of Vented Dust
Explosions to Connected Equipment J. Valiulis, F. Tamanini, and R. Zalosh
Use of Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Generators at
Rotogravure Fed Presses K. Scheuermann
Should We Equip Highly Hazardous Chemical
Processes with Critical Incident Recorders? V. Edwards, K. John Brown and D. Clark
Passive Mitigation Solutions for Hazard Reduction
S. Flamberg, K. Torti, and P. Myers
Aboveground & Underground Storage Tanks:
Keeping Pace with the Continuing Evolution of
Technologies, Regulations, Standards & Codes W. Stellmach
Demilitarization of M117 Bombs: A Risk-Based
Assessment Success Story B. Hill and R. Ford
The SO2SAFE Technology for Storage and
Transport of Sulfur Dioxide J. Lacoursiere, J. Sarlis, and P. Ravary
Dust Explosion Mitigation Using Q-Rohr and
Exkop W. Stevenson III
Predicting Blast Effects from Fast Flames Q. Baker and M. Tang
Prediction of Blast Overpressures Generated By
Vapour Cloud Explosions Occurring in the Vicinity
of Control Rooms K. van Wingerden, O. Hanen, and P. Foisselon
The Effects of Explosive Blast on Structures and
Personnel R. Prugh
Design of Autoclave Protective Structure
D. Baker, Q. Baker, and J. Birtwistle
Using a Risk-Based Approach for Addressing
Facility Siting Issues W. Frank and D. Jones
Developing Screening Risk Evaluation Criteria for
Facility Siting Vapor Cloud Explosion Hazards D. Hobbs
Application of the Flammability Diagram for
Evaluation of Fire and Explosion Hazards of
Flammable Vapors D. Crowl and C. Mashuga
Flammability Limits of Dusts - Minimum Inerting
Concentrations K. Chatrathi, J. Going, A. Dastidar, et al.
Can Solvent Choices Enhance Both Process Safety
and Efficiency? S. Evon, S. Chervin, G. Bodman, et al.
Reactivity and Ignition Characteristics of Silane/Air
Mixtures F. Tamanini, J. Chafee, and R. Jambor
A Thematic Approach to System Safety
M. Ekman, P. Werner, J. Covan, et al.
no paper
Case Studies of Incidents in Runaway Reactions and
Emergency Relief T. Ho, Y. Duh and J. Chen
Analysis of Hydrogen Fluoride Release at Texas
City J. Woodward and H. Woodward
Peroxide Drum Explosion and Fire
D. Hendershot, R. Antrim, M. Bender, et al.
Air Compressor Delivery Pipeline Failure F. Nichols
Use of Calorimetry Data and Modeling for Incident
Investigation and Corrective Action J. Park, E. Irdam, S.Lin, et al.
Lessons Learned on Safety Instrumented System
Design (To Engineer is Human) P. Gruhn
Comparison of Safety Integrity Level Selection
Methods and Utilization of Risk Based Approaches E. M. Marszal, B. A. Fuller, and J. N. Shah
Estimation and Evaluation of Common Cause
Failure in SIS A. E. Summers, K. Ford, and G. Raney
Application of ISA S84.01 to SIS in the Chemical
and Petrochemical Industries W. Cohen
Safety Integrity Level Analysis for Processes -
Methodologies and Issues K. Bhimavarapu and P. Stavrianidis
Layer of Protection Analysis and Inherently Safer
Processes A. M. Dowell III
Importance Measures for Prioritization of
Mechanical Integrity and Risk Reduction Activities G. Bradley Chadwell and F. Leverenz
Using Quantitative Risk Assessment to Develop a
Cost Effective Spill Prevention Program A. Ness and L. Davis
Non-Conformance of Existing Pressure Relief
Systems with Recommended Practices: A Statistical
Analysis P. Berwanger, R. Kreder, and W. Lee
Are Multiple Environmental, Health and Safety
Programs Driving You Mad? One Company's
Approach to Alignment Through Organizational
Involvement and Management of Change Processes K. Fenton and R. Rosser
Developing the One Plan for Emergency Response
and Release Prevention L. Gimpelson
Human Factors in a More Global Envinronment M. Perron
Eliminating Error-Likely Situations During
Procedure Updates T. Williams and M. Gromacki
"Human Factors: Preventing Catastrophic Human
Error in 24-Hour Operations" P. Westfall-Lake
Contribution of Human Factors to Incidents in the
Petroleum Refining Industry G. B. Chadwell, F. L. Leverenz, and S. E. Rose
SOCMA/OEC Chemical Process Operator
Workshops D. R. LaJeunesse
Hazard Identification for General Industry Activities
M. Moosemiller and J. Philley
Analyze Hazards, Not Just Risks R. Johnson
Process Improvements from Incident Data D. Leggett and J. Singh
Flammability Zone Prediction Using Calculated
Adiabatic Flame Temperatures C. V. Mashuga and D. A. Crowl
Influence of Turbulent Flowing Condition on the
Ignition of Flammable Fuel/ Air-Mixtures T. Horstmann and W. Leuckel
A New Set of Blast Curves from Vapor Cloud
Explosions Q. Baker and M. J. Tang
Prevention of Thermal Runaways in Carbon Beds
T. C. Hofelich, M. S. LaBarge, and D. A. Drott
Process Hazards of Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Systems V. H. Edwards
When You Cut Down a Tree, Keep an Eye on the
Forest S. E. Anderson and A. Ness
Safety Hazards Associated with Air-Emission
Controls H. Ozog and W. J. Erny
Design of Cyclone Separators for Emergency Relief
Systems J. Schmidt and H. Giesbrecht
OxyChem Y2K Contingency Planning E. A. Scheier
Chemical Incident Investigation: New Approaches
by the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation
Board G. Poje
SACHE Case Histories & Training Modules R. J. Willey
Plastics in Construction -- The Hidden Exposure H. Febo
Dust Explosion of an ABS Plant C. Kao, T. Ho, and Y. Duh
Electrostatic Ignitions in Everyday Operations -
Three Case Histories T. H. Pratt and J. G. Atherton
Fire Protection Risk Assessment - A Proposed
Methodology for Oil and Chemical Facilities D. L. Roe
Fire Protection in Telecommunication Facilities M. L. Robin
Developments in Clean Agent System Design C. P. Hanauska
Suppression of Ashphalt Based Material Fires Using
Water Sprays and Water Films R. Zalosh
Rack Storage Fire Testing of Large Liquid-Filled
Containers J. L. Scheffey
Flow of Dry Chemical Fire Suppressants through
Simplified Discharge Systems R. M. Eber and R. G. Zalosh
The Development of Acute Exposure Guidance
Levels for Hazardous Substances G. M. Rusch, R. Garret, P. Tobin, et al.
The Impact of Toxicity Dose-Response

Relationships on Quantitative Risk Analysis Results
J. S. Ferguson and D. C.. Hendershot
The Use of Physical Properties to Identify the Most
Significant Contaminant in a Multi-Component
System M. R. Stenzel, K. Beckner W. E. J. McDowell
Determining Safe Levels of Thermal Radiation
Exposure on Personnel J. Keller, R. Noble, and M. Keller
Safe Havens - How Their Characteristics Impact
Dose M. Hochberg
Use of the Department of Defense Operational
Requirements-Based Casualty Assessment (ORCA)
Software System to Determine Exposure Limits G. Bennett
Ignition of Combustible Fluids by Heated Surfaces J. M. Bennett
Dust Deflagration Extinction K. Chatrathi and J. Going
Vulnerability Model for Occupants of Blast
Damaged Buildings C. J. Oswald and Q. A. Baker
Tools for Understanding Reactive Chemical
Hazards Early in Process Development D. W. Mosley, A. Ness, and D. C. Hendershot
Mitigation of Gas Explosions Using Water Deluge K. van Wingerden
Mixture Reactivity in Explosions of Stratified
Fuel/Air Layers F. Tamanini and J. L. Chaffee
Using Instrumented Systems for Overpressure
Protection A. E. Summers
Non-Conformance of Existing Pressure Relief
Systems with Recommended Practices: A Statistical
Analysis P. C. Berwagner, R. A. Kreder, W. Lee, et al.
Consider Bottom Venting for Emergency Relief of
Reactive Liquids K. Walter and V. H. Edwards
Relief Sizing for Two-Phase Flow
R. Darby, P. Meiller, and J. Stockton
Increasing LNG Plant Safety by Minimizing
Potential BLEVE - Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor
Explosion R. B. Santoso
Resistance of Glass-lined Reactors to Internal
Deflagrations and High Overpressures A. Torres and E. Kodak
Electrical Equipment Design for Application in
Hazardous Areas R. F. Schwab
The Three-Zone Classification System and the
National Electric Code J. A. LeBlanc and W. G. Lawrence
Electrical Equipment Design for Use in Hazardous
Locations M. C. Ode
NEC Group Classification of Mixtures E. Briesch
Cable and Cabling Systems in Hazardous Locations R. J. Bruschart
Explosion and Fire at Powell Duffryn Terminals D. Chung
Storage Tank Explosion Investigation
Q. A. Baker, D. E. Ketchum, and K. H. Turnbull
Using Case Histories in PHA Meetings; Learning
PHA Lessons from Case Histories; Case History:
Scrubber Back-up Leads to Rupture of a Process
Tank G. Mahnken, D. Karydas, and D. Solomon
A Tale of Two Explosions R. Zalosh
Case History: Steam Line Rupture at Tennessee
Eastman Division 11/3/98 P. N. Lodal
Fixed Roof Gas-Oil Tank Explosion Y. Riezel
The Effectiveness of Water Deluge Systems in
Mitigating Offshore Fires A. J. Gosse and J. Alderman
Advanced Fire Protection Deluge Systems (AFPDS)
R. Loyd and S. Wells
Identification and Characterization of Dangerous
Self Reactive Substances O. Antelmann and J. Steinbach
Flame Propagation in Industrial Scale Piping
K. Chatrathi, J. Going, and B. Grandestaff
An Update on the European Explosion Suppression
and Explosion Venting Standards P. Moore and R. Siwek
A Simplified Development of a Unified Dust
Explosion Vent Sizing Formula E. Ural
Application of Fire Protection Measures to New and
Complex Chemical Facilities O. M. Slye
Performance-Based Fire Protection for the Offshore
Industry J. Morgan and J. Alderman
Safe Design and Operation of a Cryogenic Air
Separation Unit W. Schmidt, K. Winegardner, M. Dennehy, et al.
Protecting Semiconductors Facilities R. Pearce
Multilayer Protective Analysis for Photovoltaic
Manufacturing Facilities V. M. Fthemakis
Validating a Risk-Based Inspection Tool - The
Evolution of the API RBI Protocol J. Reynolds and M. Moosemiller
Integrating Risk Based Mechanical Integrity and
ISA S84.01 B. Weber
Establishing a Data Farm to Harvest Quality
Information H. Thomas and M. Moosemiller
Fault Management Analysis A. Summers
Selection and Design of Cost-Effective Risk
Reduction Systems M. K. Antes, M. F. Miri, and S. A. Flambert
Why Testing Under Expected Operational Profiles
is Not Sufficient J. Voas
Case Histories of Pump Explosions While Running
Isolated D. Giles and P. Lodal
Software-Implemented Safety Logic A. Summers
Process Hazard Analyses of Control and Instrument
Systems R. Freeman
What Will Happen if I Mix These Two Chemicals?
D. Frurip and J. Blazy
Role of Process Monitoring in a Chemical Plant
Explosion B. McGoran, S. Nunes, C. Buehler, et al.
Process Automation Can Advance Loss Prevention
Goals D. Brandes
Artificial Intelligence Advancements Applied in
Off-The-Shelf Controllers E. Marszal
Bypass and Trip Point Management S. Hillman
Combustion Safeguards Test Intervals - Risk Study
and Industry Survey J. Kauffman, K. Price, T. Oakey, et al.
Lessons Learned from the Explosion and Fire at the
Esso Gas Processing Plant at Longford, Australia M. Boult, G. Kenny, and R. Pitblado
A Vessel Overpressurization Incident: Sonat
Exploration Company, Pitkin, Louisiana P. Conlon, D. Horowitz, and J. Murphy
Flammability Characteristics of Activated Cellulose
Pulp H. McNabb
Lessons Learned from Fires, Flash Fires, and
Explosions Involving Hot Work R. A. Ogle and A. R. Carpenter
Case History: PTFE Lined Pipe Failure
R. Schisla, S. Ernst, and P. Lodal
Thermal-Kinetic Analysis of Reactions Involved in
the Manufacture of O-Nitroaniline R. J. Willey, F. Rodrigues, S. Chippett, et al.
Establishing Ignition Conditions for the Tank
J. Woodward, and J. Lygate
Manifold Fire at the Powell Duffryn Tank Terminal
Fires and Explosions in Vapor Control Systems: A
T. J. Myers, H. K. Kytomaa, and R. L. Martin
Lessons Learned Anthology
Experimental Characterization Prediction of
S. Heling and D. A. Crowl
Autoignition Temperatures
Evaluating Vent Manifold Inerting Requirements:
Flash Point Modeling for Organic Acid-Water R.W. Garland and M.O. Malcolm
Mixtures
Two Hundred Years of Flammable Limits L.G. Britton
Electrostatic Accidents which Keep on Happening T. Pratt and J. G. Atherton
Electrostatic Hazard Risk Management in Coating

M. Blitshteyn
Printing on Moving Webs
Charge Generation during Filling of Insulated Tanks M. Vidal, J. P. Wagner, W. J. Rogers et al.
Requirements for an Ignition Energy Standard C. J. Dahn and A. Dastidar
Testing and Qualification of Type C/D FIBCs V. Ebadat, P. A. Espino, and J. C. Mulligan
Using Heats of Oxidation to Evaluate Flammability

L.G. Britton
Hazards
Understanding the Role of Process Chemistry in
A. A. Aldeeb, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan
Fires Explosions
Efficiency of Flameless Venting Devices K. Chatrathi, and J. Going
A Synergistic Approach to Internal Vapor Cloud
G.A. Fitzgerald
Explosion Predictions
Explosion Protection of Metal Dust Fuels J. E. Goingand and J. Snoeys
A New Dust Explosion Vent Sizing Methodology
E.A. Ural, R.G. Zalosh, K. Chatrathi et al.
NFPA 68 – 2002 Edition
Flammability Potential of Selected Halogenated Fire
Suppression Agents Refrigerants mixed with Air at E. A. Ural
Room Temperature Elevated Pressure
Risk Management in the Relocation and Redesign of
P. M. Myers
Central Chemical Storage Facilities
Environmentally Driven Changes in Foam Fire
C. Hanauska
Protection
Development of an Engineering Tool to Quantify
F. Tamanini
the Explosion Hazard of Flammable Liquid Spills
The Survivability of Steel and Aluminum 33.5 lb
A.M. Birk and J.D.J. VanderSteen
Propane Cylinders in Fire
Relieving Style Drums: Design Protection J. A. LeBlanc
Fire Tests to Study the Effect of Pressure Relief
Valve Behavior on the Survivability of Propane A.M. Birk. M.H. Cunningham, J.D.J. VanderSteen et al.
Tanks in Fires
Runaway Reactions in Aluminum, Aluminum
Chloride, HCl and Steam: An Investigation of the A. Reza, A. Kemal, and P. E. Markey
1998 CONDEA Vista Explosion in Maryland
An Accident Involving the Thermal Decomposition
of a Solid Mixture Containing Sodium A. R. Carpenter and R. A. Ogle
Dichloroisocyanurate
Chemical Reaction Hazard Identification,
D. J. Leggett
Evaluation: Taking the First Steps
Thermodynamic Availability Analysis Applied to
T. I. Elwell and D. A. Crowl
the Characterization of Reactive Materials
Detection of Hazardous Reaction Products During a
R. J. A. Kersten, N. M. Boers, G. Opschoor et al.
Thermal Runaway
The Chemical Safety Board’s Reactive Chemical
G. Joseph, L. Long, K. Mitchell et al.
Hazard Investigation
Review of Accidents and Lessons Learned J. Louvar and S. G. Balasubramanian
CSB Investigation Report Refinery Fire Incident:

The Hazards of On-line Maintenance: A Case Study
D. Holmstrom, S. Selk, and S. Wallace
of a Multiple Fatality Incident at the Tosco Avon
Refinery, Martinez, California
Connections: How a Pipe Failure Resulted in
D. C. Hendershot, A.G. Keiter, J. Kacmar et al.
Resizing Vessel Emergency Relief Systems
Major Incident Prevention Program Ten Years of
F. Renshaw
Experience
Lessons Learned from an Explosion in a Large
J. L. Woodward, J. K. Thomas, and Brian D. Kelly
Fractionator
Turning Tragedy into Triumph: How Process
Accidents Can Benefit Companies Employees D. Lenz, J. Rovison, G. Hodgson, et al.
Ultimately Customers
Status on Security Risk Methodology Activities for
Chemical Facilities C. Jaeger
Engineering Analysis & Mitigation of Security
Threats R. Bennett and C. Grounds
Security: The Business of Chemistry Takes Action J. W. Conrad, Jr.
EPA's Role in Chemical Site Security C. Mathiessen
Chemical Site Security - What Is It and Is It
Effective? D. Belonger and S. Berger
Cybersecurity for Process Control and Safety
Instrumented Systems D. J. Teumim
The Liability Chain and Hazardous Material
Accidents P. M. Myers
Strategies for Minimizing Liability M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey
Recurring Legal Issues and Significant Incidents
M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey
Overview of Civil and Criminal Liability Principals
Resulting from Workplace Incident M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey
Managing a Catastrophic Incident and Minimizing
Liability M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey
Oil Mist Explosions in a Test Channel O. Roal hansen and B. Wilkins
Vented Gaseous Deflagrations with Inertial Vent
Covers: State-of-the-Art and progress V. V. Molkov, A. V. Grigorsh, R. M. Eber, et al.
Method for Estimating Decomposition
Characteristics of Energetic Chemical S. Chervin and G. T. Bodman
Mathematical Models of Jet Fires Stabilised on
Sonic Releases P. S. Cumber, M. Fairweather, and K. R. Ranson
Ignition of Combustible Fluids by Heated Surfaces -
Experimental Results J. M. Bennett
How the Semiconductor Industry Addresses Fire,
Explosion and Reactive Hazards V. A. DeGiorgio
Process of Manage Risk K. T. Torberson
Reducing Process Safety and Environmental Risk
Using a Hybrid HazOp and FMEA Techniques S. R. Trammell and B. J. Davis
Near-Miss: A Tool to Integrate Safety, Health and
Environmental Issues U. G. Oktem
Integrated Tool for Rapid Safety, Health and
Environmental Rask Assessments L. Huang and R. B. H. Tan
Integrated Inherent Safety Index (12SI): A Tool for
Inherent Safety Evaluation F. I. Kham and P. R. Amyotte
Integrating Inherent Safety Analysis and
Environmental Protection into a Quanitative Index M. Gentile, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan
Prevention and Suppression of Metal Packing Fires
M. Roberts, W. J. Rogers, and M. Sam Mannan
RBM: A New Approach for Process Plant
Inspection and Maintenance F. I. Khan and M. Haddara
Condition Assessment of Industrial Fire-Prevention
Waterlines W. F. Hartman
Availability Analysis of the Sulfur Recovery Unit
reaction Furnace Protective System A. Shafaghi
Emergency H2S Scrubber W. W. Westbrook, Jr.
Know When to Say "When": A Review of Selected
Maintenance Incidents Investigated by the United
States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation
Board S. Wallas and C. W. Merritt
Explosion of the DeBruce Grain Elevator C. William Kauffman
Exothermic Reactions Between Cryogenic Fluorine,
Nirogen Trifluoride and Stainless Steel M. Dekermenjian, A. Reza, M. Koonce, et al.
The Explosion Concept Sciences: Hazards of
Hydroxylamine L. A. Long
Airplane Fuel Tank Explosions E. A. Ural
System Safety Analysis of Hydrogen and Methanol
Vehicles Fuels A. R. Carpenter and C. Okma
Are Accidents Always Unforeseeable? (Learning
From Accident Analysis) P. M. W. Korvers, P. J. M. Sonnemans, and P. C. van Beek
Investigation of Common Application Failures
Proven by Life Field Testing of Endurance Burning
Tested End of Line Flame Arrester M. Davies, M. Wauben, V. Halstrick , et al.
Shortstopping Runaway Reactions
S. G. Balasubramanian, D. Dakshinamoorthy, and J. F. Louvar
BP Amoco Polymers, Inc. Thermal Decomposition
Incident S. Selk
Using Product Characterization to Define
Warehousing Design Strategies J. M. Rovison
Identification of Risk Scenarios in the Phenol-
Acetone Process. Part I: The Cumene Oxidation
Unit L. Pellegrini, S. Bonomi, and G. Biardi
Identification of Risk Scenarios in the Phenol-
Acetone Process. Part II: The Cumene
Hydroperoxide Cleavage Section L. Pellegrini, S. Bonomi, and G. Biardi
A Methodology for Managing Explosion Risks in
Refineries and Petrochemical Plants G.A. Chamberlain
Consequence Analysis - Using a CFD Model for
Industrial Sites S. Dharmavaram, S.R. Hanna and O.R. Hansen
An Integrated Approach for Gas Dispersion, Gas
Explosion and Structural Impact Analysis for the
Offshore Wintershall Q4-C Gas Production
Platform on the Dutch Continental Shelf A.M.A van der Heijden, D. Schaap, W. Korndörffer et al.
Third Party Liability Estimation Analysis for the
Onshore Energy Industry A. J. Munnings-Tomes
The Role of ASTM E27 Methods in Hazard
Assessment D. Frurip, L.G. Britton, W. Fenlon et al.
An Update to the Baker-Strehlow-Tang Vapor
Cloud Explosion Prediction Methodology Flame
Speed Table A.J. Pierorazio, J. K. Thomas, Q.A. Baker et al.
New Methods for Estimating Sonic Gas Flow Rates
in Pipelines J.M. Keith and D.A. Crowl
Modeling of Hazardous Releases from Oil & Gas
Well Blowouts, and Pipeline Leaks M. Ayyoubi
Determining Fractionator Pressure Relief Loads
Using Dynamic Simulation F. Self and G. Dissinger
Uses of Fire Dynamics Simulator V4 for Large
Scale/Industrial Incidents J.E. Floyd
A Complete Description of an Advanced
Evaporation Model for Accidentally Released
Hazardous Liquids from Land. Part IA - Theoretical
Background F. Kootstra, B.F.P. van het Veld and G. Opschoor
A Complete Description of an Advanced
Evaporation Model for Non-Soluble, Floating
Liquids from Water. Part IB - Theoretical
Background F. Kootstra, B.F.P. van het Veld and G. Opschoor
Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning L. Long
Chlorine Dioxide: Green or Mean? An Oxidation
Under Biphasic Conditions B. O'Reilly, F. Okuniewicz, R. Schild et al.
Process Safety/Loss Prevention in Processing of
Tantalum Powder L.S. Henderson, M.A. Perry and T. Izumi
Modeling of Dust Explosions in Industrial
Processes: Use of Explosion Simulations (FLACS,
DESC) For Explosion Isolation Design J. Snoeys, J. Going, O.R. Hansen et al.
Experimental Study on Flammable Gas Explosions
Induced by Semi-Spherical Obstructions B.I. Mingshu and L.I. Shengjuan
Inerting for Explosion Prevention W. Frank
SIS Growing Pains: How and Why to Make the
Switch from an Internal to an Industry Standard J. W. Chastain and K. Yount
Fault Tree and Layer of Protection Hybrid Risk
Analysis M. Rothschild
Oxidation Reaction Safeguarding with SIS
E. M. Marszal and K. J. Mitchell
The Assignment of SIL Targets for Complex
Systems K. A. Dejmek and K. A. Wehrman
Safety Measure Evaluation and Design for an
Offshore Processing Facility Using Recently
Proposed Methodology SCAP F.I. Khan and P.R. Amyotte
Layer of Protection Analysis: Generating Scenarios
Automatically from HAZOP Data A.M. Dowell and T.R. Williams
Fire Protection for Large Storage Tanks - Where Do
We Stand? A.K. Das and A.A. Ambhorkar
Spent Sulfuric Acid Storage Tank Explosion
Incident D. M. Heller
Investigation of a Naphtha Storage Tank Fire T. V. Rodante
Fire Protection Considerations for an LNG/CNG
Fueling Facility J. Woycheese
Avoiding Electrostatic Hazards in Storage Tanks T. H. Pratt
Aboveground Storage Tank Entry Certification
Program G.R. Colonna
Protection of Facilities Against Malevolent Use of
Vehicles W. Sawruk
Applying Inherently Safer Technologies for Security
of Chemical Facilities D. A. Moore
Security Vulnerability Assessment in the Chemical
Industry B.R. Dunbobbin, T.J. Medovich, M.C. Murphy et al.
Human Challenges in Facility Security Engineering
D. Attwood and B. Effron
Generalized Findings from a Process Threat
Management Case Study J.R. Whiteley and J. Wagner
Electronic Management of Change Process R. W. Garland
Lessons for Management: Management System
Failures Identified in Incidents Investigated by the
US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation
Board A.S. Blair
An Inherent Safety Based Incident Investigation
Methodology A. Goraya, P.R. Amyotte and F.I. Khan
Distant Replay: What Can Re-Investigation of a 40-
year-old Incident Tell You? P.N. Lodal
Lessons Learned from Fires and Explosions
Involving Air Pollution Control Systems R.A. Ogle, A.R. Carpenter and D. Morrison
Air Compressor Demister Fire and Explosion: A
Case History J. K. Thomas
Hydrogen Peroxide Explosion J. P. Lacoursiere
Inerting, a Reliable and Effective Preventive
Measure Against Explosions T. Hoppe and N. Jaeger
Using Limiting Air Pressure (LAP) as an
Alternative to Inertion in Rotary Dryers M. Toth, D. Muzzio, and L. Cunningham
Loss of Inerting Due to Multiple Exhaust Vents
J. K. Thomas, D. E. Ketchum, and Q. A. Baker
Inerting of Centrifuges for Safe Operation S. S. Grossel
Missed Opportunities in Reactive Chemical Hazard
Evaluations R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison, A. R. Carpenter et al.
Rapid Reactivity Screening Using a
Nanocalorimeter Y. Liu, S. R. Saraf, V. M. Ugaz et al.
Reactivity Investigation of Mixtures of Propane and
Nitrous Oxide R. J. Willey, S. Hu, and J. M. Moses
Chemical Reactivity Hazards and Inherently Safer
Technology B. Venugopal and D. Y. Kohn
Rapid Identification of Reactivity Hazards in a
Multi-Use Facility D. J. Leggett
Panel Discussion on Chemical Reactivity Hazards
Issues R. Johnson and B. Dunbobbin
Explosions in the Manufacturing Industry: Data
from the Hazardous Substances Emergency Events
Surveillance (HSEES), 1996-2001 Z. Berkowitz, D.K. Horton, and W. E. Kaye
Prediction of Minimum Flash Point Behavior for
Binary Mixtures M. Vidal, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan
Buoyant Gas Layer Deflagration Effects
R. Zalosh and J. Stern-Gottfried
BLEVE Blast by Expansion-Controlled Evaporation
A. C. van den Berg, M. M. van der Voort, J. Weerheijm et al.
Modeling the Consequences of Bursting Vessels
Inside Enclosed Structures using Wall Failure
Criteria D. D. Herrmann
Design Considerations in Dust Explosion Inerting
and Suppression A. G. Dastidar, J. E. Going, F. I. Khan et al.
Barrier Spacing to Mitigate Explosion Propagation
in Ducts J. Senecal and H. Garzia
Containment of Pharmaceutical Compounds: A Risk
Based A[proach B. D. Moore
Low Temperature Oxidation of Methanol in the
Presence of Sponge Nickel Leads to Filter
Overpressure Incident E. M. Davis
A Method to Determine if a Flowing Suspension
Might Cause Electrostatic Damage to the Glass/TFE
Liner of Steel Equipment D. Muzzio and M. Toth
A Safe and Practical Procedure to Prepare Ethyl
Diazoacetate S. S. Y. Wang, A. S. Kotnis, J. H. Simpson et al.
Pfizer's Global Approach for Reducing Risks in
Hydrogenation Operations C. Karayigitoglu and J. Holroyde
Effectively Managing Change S. Thornton
Back To The Basics In Dust Explosions D. C. Kirby
Dust Explosion Scenarios and Case Histories in the
CCPS Guidelines for Safe Handling of Powders and
Bulk Solids R. Zalosh, S. Grossel, R. Kahn et al.
Investigation Of A Combustible Dust Explosion at
an Automotive Acoustic Insulation Manufacture: A
Case Study of A U.S. Chemical Safety And Hazard
Investigation Board W. Hoyle, G. Joseph, M. Kaszniak et al.
Evaluation Of Dust And Hybrid Explosion Potential
In Process Plants B. Nalda-Reyes, A. Dastidar, and C. Dahn
Dust Explosion Venting through Ducts E. Ural
Combustible Dust Hazard Study A. Blair and B. Hoyle
Discussion on Dust Hazard Study A. Blair and B. Hoyle
Insidious Explosion Hazards in the Mining Industry
D. M. Tjernlund and S. J. Luzik
Two Large Losses: Refinery Fire and Vapor Cloud
Explosion at a Natural Gas Processing Plant J. Yuill
U.S. Chemical Safety Board Investigation: Positive
Pressure Control Room Failure L. Long, J. Banks, M. Morris et al.
The 27 March 2003 Billy-Berclau Accident - A
Technical and Organisational Investigation J-C Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim et al.
When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa Plastics'
Response to a Plant Explosion R. Thibault
Handling Chemicals in Small Containers A. Ness and R. Gibson
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'186-191 10
11

12
and S. Kaplan 13
14
5 3 160-164
16
5 4 209-220
20
21
22
23
C. Wrenn 82c 24 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
S. O. Cooper 26
27
6 1 57-61
29
5 4 196-204
31
A. Noronha, G. R. Prok, and A. J. Torres 32
7 4 231-235

ine, and T. F. Hoppe 34

35
5 3 129-135

37
4 2 '95-103 38 Plant/Operations Progress
5 4 84a
'232-237 39 Plant/Operations Progress
42
6 4 193-198
44
6 2 98-105
and D. C. Wobser 46
5 4 238-251
49a 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
01
7 1 '40-50 49a Plant/Operations Progress
02
49b 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
03
7 1 '23-31 49b Plant/Operations Progress
04
49c 05 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
49d 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
06
7 1 '37-39 49d Plant/Operations Progress
07
49e 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
nd G. M. Williams 08
7 1 '32-36 49e Plant/Operations Progress
09

10
11
7 3 '176-182 50c 13 Plant/Operations Progress
50e 14 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
51a 15 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
16
ala, R. A. Doyle, W. Qi, N. U. Aydemir, F. R. Steward, a 17

18
51c 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

19
7 3 '153-158 51c Plant/Operations Progress

20

21
22
23
24
25
52c 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
26
and L. C. Doelp 27
28
29
30
31
32
33
35
36
54b 38 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
39
7 3 '173-175 54c Plant/Operations Progress
41
42
7 3 '148-152 54d Plant/Operations Progress
43
44
45
73a 01
22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 2 '70-72 02
Plant/Operations Progress
73b 03
73c 04
, and G. L. Cantrell 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 1 '3-7 05
73d 06
8 1 '40-54 07
73e 08
e, and W. W. Stuper 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
9 1 '11-15 09
73f 10
es, and G. H. Clare 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 1 '19-24 11
74a 12
74b 13 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
74c 14
74d 15
84 38-43 74d 16
11 Chemical Engineering Progress
74e 17 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
75a 18
75b 19
75c 20
75d 21
8 1 '12-18 22
75e 23
76a 24
76b 25
76c 26 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
76d 27
76e 28
er, T. E. Morehouse, and R. E. Tapscott 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 2 '80-81 29
77a 30 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
77d 33
78a 34
78c 36
78d 37 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
78e 38
78f 39 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 1 '1-2 40
78g 41
7a
, and L. A. Stapleton 1 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
7b
ntz, R. W. Peters, and I.E. Martino 2 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 4 '185-188
7e
6 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
7f
8 4 '181-184
8a
Martinsen, and D. W. Johnson 9 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8b
8c
8 4 '228-233
9b
9 1 '39-43
9c
C. van den Berg, and G. Opschoor 16 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
8 4 '234-238
9d
9e
A. Bacher 19 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
9f
8 4 189-194
10a
M. J. Creed, and J.A. Noronha 22 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
86 3 45-49
23 Chemical Engineering Progress
10c
and G. R. Van Sciver 25 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
10d
10e
10f
11a
11c
9 2 117-119
11d
8 4 225-227
11e 35 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
9 2 114-116
9 1 52-60
9 1 16-38
s, and J. H. Wood 12c 43 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
12e
9 2 131-134
12f
12g
8 4 218-224
90a
90b
90c
, and R. E. Battle 3 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
90d
90f
91b
91c
91d
91e
91f
, R. Helling et al. 12 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
92a
r, and L. A. Voyt 13 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
92b
92d
ley, and J. G. Hansel 16 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
92e
92f
93a
93b
93c
93f
94a
94b
94c
94d
on, and W. E. Martinsen 28 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
94f
Kottowski 30 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
95c
95d
erg, W. F. Early et al. 34 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
95f
95g
68b
68c
68d
68e
68f
69a
10 3 69b 08
136-142 Plant/Operations Progress
11 2 47-49 69b 09
69c 10
and H.C. Klotz 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
69d 11
25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
, C. Rutch et al. 69e 12 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
70a 13
70b 14
70c 15
70f 18
71a 19
71b 20
71c 21
71d 22
71e 23
72a 24
72b 25
d, and D. E. Stouppe 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
72c 26
72d 27
72e 28
72f 29
73a 30
73b 31
73c 32
ell, and J. B. Mynaugh 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
73d 33
73e 34
73f 35
71b
71c
71d
71f
72a
72b
72c
d C. van Wingerden 9 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
72d
73a
73b
73c
s, N. B. Greninger, et al. 14 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
73d
G. T. Wildman 15 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
73e
74a
74b
74c
74e
and Y. Y. Chang 22 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
74f
75a
s, and J. Wurtz 24 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
75b
75c
75d
75e
ala, K. F. Sollows, et al. 28 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
75f
r, and K. M. Spivey 29 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
76d
76e
ite, and B. Gray 34 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7a
Jr., and S. S. Grossel 1 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7b
7c
7d
8a
etland, and M. D. Woltanski 6 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
8b
8c
9a
9b
9c
9d
9e
10a
and D. Frurip 16 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
10b
y, and J. H. Waclawczyk 17 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
10c
10d
10e
10f
11a
nson, et al. 23 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
11b
11c
and K. J. Mintz 25 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
11d
11e
12a
12b
12d
den Berg, and G. Opschoor 31 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
12e
12f
13a
13b
13c
13d
13e
8a
8b
8c
8d
and J. B. Powers 4 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
8e
d W. Merkl 5 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
9a
9b
9c
9d
9e
T. C. Hofelich, et al. 10 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
9f
10b
10c
10d
son, and J. Puttock 15 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
10e
lvesen, and R. Perbal 16 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
10f
Scheier, et al. 17 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
11a
ydas, et al. 18 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
11b
11c
11d
11e
, and S. Seitz 22 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
11f
11g
11h
12a
t, and B. Maurer 26 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
12c
12d
B. N. Reyes 29 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
12e
13b
13c
derson, R. Teigland, et al. 34 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
13d
13e
and Y. C. Li 36 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
13f
14b
14d
14f
20a
n, and H. C. Wennink 44 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
20b
20c
20d
20e
20g
20h 51 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1c
ms, and E. D. Wixom 3 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1d
2a
ltz, and E. D. Wixom 7 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2b
Kazarians, et al. 8 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2c
2d
2e
2f
3a
3b
3c
3d
d P. M. Myers 16 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3e
, and C. S. King 17 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3f
4b
and J. Z. Su 20 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
4c
4d
and T. Al-Hassan 22 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
4e
4f
5b
5c
5d
5e
5f
6a
man, K. C. Crawford, et al. 31 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6b
d D. Holler 32 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6f

, and D. C. Hendershot 9g 13 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

Q. A. Baker 11a 20 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu



13a
13b
13d
and M. A. Paulonis 35 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
13e
38d 4 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

38f 6 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

39b
9 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
udwig, et al. 40b 15 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

H. Paula, et al. 41f 25 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

m, and J. Klein 42b 27 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
. Flamberg 42c 28 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
tzgerald, et al. 42f 31 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
eggett, et al. 43c 34 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

1a
1b
1c
1d
1e
2a
2c
irilli, et al. 9 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
2d
2e
2f
3a
and D. Clark 13 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
3b
3c
3d
3e
3f
4b
n, and P. Foisselon 20 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
4c
4d
4e
4f
5a
5b
Dastidar, et al. 26 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
5c
5d
5e
30 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium
6a
6b
6c
M. Bender, et al. 33 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposi
6e
1a
1b
and J. N. Shah 2 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1c
d G. Raney 3 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1d
1e
1f
2a
2b
2c
2d
2e
3b
3c
3d
enz, and S. E. Rose 15 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3e
3f
4c
4d
4e
5a
ge, and D. A. Drott 23 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
5b
5c
5d
5e
6a
6e
1a
1d
1e
1f
2a
Tobin, et al. 7 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2b
2c
W. E. J. McDowell 9 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2d
2e
2f
3c
3d
D. C. Hendershot 16 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3f
4a
4b
der, W. Lee, et al. 20 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
4c
4d
4e
4f
5a
5b
5c
6b
, and K. H. Turnbull 31 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6c
nd D. Solomon 32 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6e
1a
1b
1c
1d
B. Grandestaff 4 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1e
1f
2a
2b
2c
r, M. Dennehy, et al. 9 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2e
3a
3b
3c
3e
d S. A. Flambert 16 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
4a
4b
4d
4e
5a
Buehler, et al. 22 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
5b
5c
5e
6a
6b
d J. Murphy 28 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6c
6d
6e
6f
S. Chippett, et al. 32 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1a
, and R. L. Martin 1b
1c
1d
2a
2b
J. Rogers et al. 2c
2d
d J. C. Mulligan 2e
2f
, and M. S. Mannan 3a
3c
Chatrathi et al. 3e
3f
4a
4b
4c
4d
am, J.D.J. VanderSteen et al. 4f

5a
5b
5c
5d
rs, G. Opschoor et al. 5e
5f
6a
S. Wallace 6b
ter, J. Kacmar et al. 6c
6d
mas, and Brian D. Kelly 6e
dgson, et al. 6f
1a
1b
1e
1f
2a
2c
2d
2e
3b
sh, R. M. Eber, et al. 13 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3c
3d
er, and K. R. Ranson 15 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3e
3f
4b
4c
4d
4e
4f
nd M. S. Mannan 23 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
5a
nd M. Sam Mannan 24 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
5b
5c
5d
6a
6c
M. Koonce, et al. 31 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6d
6f
7a
Sonnemans, and P. C. van Beek 35 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7b
Halstrick , et al. 36 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7c
Dakshinamoorthy, and J. F. Louvar 37 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7d
7e
7f
d G. Biardi 40 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7f
d G. Biardi 41 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1a
1b
na and O.R. Hansen 2 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1c
Schaap, W. Korndörffer et al. 3 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1d
1e
Fenlon et al. 5 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
1f
as, Q.A. Baker et al. 6 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2a
2b
2c
2d
2e
Veld and G. Opschoor 11 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
2f
Veld and G. Opschoor 12 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3b
R. Schild et al. 14 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3c
and T. Izumi 15 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
3d
3e
4a
4b
4c
4d
4e
4f
5a
5b
5d
5f
6a
6b
6c
vich, M.C. Murphy et al. 33 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
6d
6e
7a
7b
d F.I. Khan 38 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7c
7d
nd D. Morrison 40 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
7e
Cunningham 87b 2 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
m, and Q. A. Baker 87c 3 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

A. R. Carpenter et al. 88a 5 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

and W. E. Kaye 89a 11 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
M. S. Mannan 89b 12 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
van der Voort, J. Weerheijm et al. 89d 14 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
F. I. Khan et al. 89f 16 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
89g 17 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
, J. H. Simpson et al. 90d 21 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu


szniak et al. 91c 26 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu
r, and C. Dahn 91d 27 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

91g 30 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposiu

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Citation
Fred Lorentz , "Case Study Of Incident Involving Acetylenic Alcohol," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 1-5.
Robert D. Coffee and John J. Wheeler, "Explosibility And Stabilization Of Propargyl
Bromide," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 6-9.
W. W. Lawrence and S. E. Cook, "The Thermal Decomposition Of Ethylene," Loss
Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 10-12.
G. Ostroot , "Lessons Learned From A Coupling Failure And Lube Oil Fire," Loss
H. S. Robinson, "Loss Risks In Large Integrated Chemical Plants," Loss Prevention
H. M. Canavan, "Design, Operation, And Corrosion Trends in Pressure Vessels," Loss
W. L. Bulkley, "Technical lnvestigation Of Major Process-lndustry Accidents," Loss
W. J. Bradford and T. L. Culbertson, "Design Of Control Houses To Withstand Explosive
Forces," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 28-30.
D. T. Smith, "The Chambers Work Emergency Control Plan," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
H. S.1,Robinson,
AIChE, 1967 pp. 31.
"Process Control And Design Case Histories," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 32-34.
M. Charney, "Explosive Venting vs Explosion Venting.," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
1, AIChE,
L. 1967 pp.
A. Eggleston, 35-38.
"Dust And The Process Engineer," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1,
AIChE,
O. 1967 pp.
H. Fenner, 39-43.
"Where To Use Plastic Materials," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1,
AIChE, 1967 pp. 44-49.
R. A. Wankel, "Purpose And Function Of Tennessee Eastman's Reactive Chemical
Program," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 50-52.
D. F. Sands and W. L. Bulkley, "lmplementing Process Safety Policies," Loss Prevention
Symposium
J. R. Penland,- Vol 1, AIChE,
"Large 1967 pp.Loss
Scale lnerting," 53-55.
Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp.
56-57.
L. Silver, "Screening For Chemical Process Hazards," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1,
AIChE, 1967 pp."Case
R. M. Zielinski, 58-64.Study Of a Reactor Fire," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1,
AIChE, 1967 pp. 65-69.
C. T. Adcock and J. D. Weldon, "Vapor Release And Explosion in a Light Hydrocarbon
Plant," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE, 1967 pp. 70-74.
B. H. Shield, "Battery Failure Causes Major Failure Of Gas Turbine," Loss Prevention
W. J. Boyle Jr., "Sizing Relief Area For Polymerizat¡on Reactors," Loss Prevention
Symposium
P. - Vol 1, AIChE,
Peterson, "Explosions 1967Stacks.,"
In Flare pp. 78-84.
Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1, AIChE,
1967 pp. 85-89.
S. Waldman, "Fireproofing In Chemical Plants.," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 1,
AIChE, 1967 pp. 90-98.
Editors, "Front Matter," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. .
Editors, "Table of Contents," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. .
Ben E. Kulterd, "lnterpreting And Applying Article 500 of N.E.C.," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 2,"Electrical
Richard Y. LeVine, AIChE, 1968 pp. 1-3.
Hazard Equipment Classification," Loss Prevention
Felix F. House, "Explosion-Proof Electrical Equipment," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
2, AIChE,
W.F. 1968
Hickes, pp. 10-16.
"Intrinsic Safety and The CPI," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE,
1968 pp. 17-24.
Discussion Group, "Limiting Electrical Losses," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2,
AIChE, 1968
Richard pp. 25-28.
L. Yowell, "Bisphenol-A Dust Explosions," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2,
AIChE,Gillis,
Joseph 1968 pp. 29-33.Explosiveness of Dust," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE,
"Testing
1968 pp. 34-36.
R.F. Schwab, "lnterpretation of Dust Explosion Test Data," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. 37-43.
R.H. Essenhigh, "Dust Explosion Research," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE,
1968 pp. 44-49.
Discussion Group, "The Dust Problem," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968
pp. 49-53.
D. A. Naughton, "Turbine Accidents Which Should Not Have Happened," Loss Prevention
M.J. Telesmanic, "Axial Flow Compressor Accidents," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2,
AIChE, 1968 pp. 59-61.
Beno Sternlicht, Paul Lewis, and Neville Rieger, "Failure Prevention is Everybody's
Problem," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. 62-71.
Discussion Group, "lmproving Turbine and Compressor Experience (l)," Loss Prevention
G.P. Moschini and E.H. Schroeder, "Tips On Starting Up And lnstalling Centrifugal
Compressors," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. 74-76.
V.P. Purcell, "Operating Main Turbine Drives," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2,
AIChE,
W.A. 1968"Mechanical
Zech, pp. 77-79. Failures of Centrifugal Compressors," Loss Prevention Symposium
- Vol 2, AIChE,
Discussion Group,1968 pp. 80-87.Turbine and Compressor Experience (ll)," Loss Prevention
"lmproving
W.C. Brasie and D.W. Simpson, "Guidelines for Estimating Damage Explosion," Loss
D. S. Allan and P. Athens, "lnfluence of Explosions On Design," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol Systems
J.L. Kilby, "Flare 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. 103-109.
Explosions," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968
pp. 110-113.
R. D. Reed, "Design and Operation of Flare Systems," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2,
AIChE, 1968
Discussion pp. 114-118.
Group, "Explosion Effects And Flare Stacks-Discussion," Loss Prevention
D.A. Aubrecht, F.O. Lindemann, and S. Schreiber, "Reducing Fire and Explosion Hazards,"
Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 2, AIChE, 1968 pp. 123-124.
J.E. Troyan and R.Y. LeVine, "Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Doe Run," Loss Prevention
Symposium
R.J. Feldman- andVol S.S.
2, AIChE, 1968
Grossel, pp.Design
"Safe 125-130.
of an Ethylene Plant," Loss Prevention
Discussion Group, "Hazardous Experience And Design ln The CPI-Discussion," Loss
A.Spiegelman, "Risk Evaluation Of Chemical Plants," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3,
AIChE, 1969 pp.
W. H. Doyle, 1-10. Explosions And Insurance," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3,
"Industrial
AIChE, 1969 pp.
R. D. Coffee, 11-17.
"Hazard Evaluation Testing," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE,
1969
D. pp. "Fire
Way, 18-22.Protection Engineering," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE, 1969
pp.F.23-25.
L. Albright and C. Hanson, "Kinetics And Mechanism Of Aromatic Nitrations," Loss
Prevention
R. Symposium
W. Van Dolah, - Vol 3,Potential
"Detonation AIChE, 1969 pp. 26-31.
Of Nitric Acid Systems," Loss Prevention
Symposium
T. A. Ventrone,- Vol 3, AIChE,
"Batch 1969Experiences,"
Nitration pp. 32-37. Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE,
1969 pp. 38-40.
E. J. Fritz, "Anatomy Of A Nitration Explosion," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3,
AIChE, 1969"Explosion
J. L. Wood, pp. 41-44.Problems In Chlorine Manufacture," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 3, AIChE, 1969 pp. 45-47.
A. E. Howerton, "Estimating The Area Affected by A Chlorine Release," Loss Prevention
J. H. Hoorman, "Electrical Problems In The Chemical Industry," Loss Prevention
Symposium
H. K. Elliott,- "Electrical
Vol 3, AIChE, 1969Inpp.
Problem 54-56. Manufacture," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Chlorine
Vol
J. C.3,Moore,
AIChE, 1969 pp.
"Electric 57-58.In The CPI," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE,
Motors
1969
R. pp. 59-65.and H. J. Watts, "Aligning Rotating Equipment," Loss Prevention Symposium
L Blubaugh
- Vol
D. 3, AIChE,"Power
J. Vaccaro, 1969 pp.
And66-69.
Control System Reliability," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
3, AIChE,
M. Charney, 1969 pp. 70-73.
"Flame Inhibition Of Vapor-Air Mixtures," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
3, AIChE, 1969 pp. 74-78.
S. R. Brinley, "Determination Of Explosion Yields," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3,
AIChE, 1969 pp. 79-82.
P. G. Shelly And E. J. Sills, "Monomer Storage and Protection," Loss Prevention Symposium
- Vol
A. 3, AIChE,
F. Dyer, "LNG 1969
Frompp.Alaska
83-91.to Japan," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE,
1969
D. M.pp. 92-97. "The Billion Gallon Tank Farm," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3,
Johnson,
AIChE, 1969 pp. 98-103.
, "Index," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 3, AIChE, 1969 pp. 104.
C. P. Goforth, "Functions of a Loss Control Program," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE, 1970 pp."Flamnability
W. B. Howard, ‘1-5. Limits of Fluidized Bed Mixture," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 4, AIChE, 1970
W. B. Howard, "Hazards with Flammable pp. ‘6-11.
Mixtures," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE, 1970 pp. ‘12-15.
D. R. Stull, "Identifying Chemical Reaction Hazards," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE,
R. 1970 pp.
F. Schwab and16-24.
W. H. Doyle, "Hazards in Phthalic Anhydride Plants," Loss Prevention
Symposium
J. J. Graham,- "The
Vol 4,Fluidized
AIChE, 1970 pp. 25-30.
Bed Phthalic Anhydride Process," Loss Prevention Symposium
-D.Vol 4, AIChE,
S. Wilson, P. 1970
Lewis,pp.
J. 31-37.
J. Broderick and B. Sternlicht, "Failure Analysis, Detection,
Prevention, and Control of Turbo Machinery," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4, AIChE,
1970 pp. 38-45. "Materials Engineering of Hydrotreating Equipment," Loss Prevention
C.A. Robertson,
Symposium
J. R. Williams,- Vol 4, AIChE,
"Polar 1970
Solutions andpp.Fire-Fighting
46-52. Foam," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
4, AIChE, 1970 pp. 53-57.
D. Smith, "Pneumatic Transport and Its Hazards," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE, 1970 pp. 58-66.
A. R. Albrecht and W. F. Seifert, "Accident Prevention in High Temperature Heat Transfer
Fluid Systems," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4, AIChE, 1970 pp. 67-88.
C. Vervalin, "Responsibility of the Press and the Company," Loss Prevention Symposium -
VolJ.4,Horan,
E. AIChE, 1970 pp.For
"Planning 89.Emergencies," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4, AIChE, 1970
pp.Nesmith,
J. 90-92. "Getting the Facts—The Reporter's Job," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE, 1970 pp. 93-94.
G. W. Harmon and H. W. Martin, "Sizing Rupture for Vessels Containing Monomers," Loss
J. J. Walker, "Sizing Relief Areas for Distillation Columns," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
A. L.4,Losasso,
AIChE, "Pressure
1970 pp. 104-108.
Vessels Fabricated in Foreign Countries," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 4, AIChE,
J. LeCoff, "The New ASME Pressure 1970 pp. Vessel
109-113.
Code," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 4,
AIChE, 1970 pp. 114-115.
G.F. Scannell, "How Industry Handles a Transportation Emergency. .," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 5, AIChE, 1971 pp. '1-2.
T. Hayes, "The Fire Service and Hazardous Materials Transportation ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 5, AIChE, 1971 pp. '3-6.
M. J. Barron, "Railroads and Transportation Safety ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE,
H. Lewis,1971 pp. '7-12.Materials and the Trucking Industry ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
"Hazardous
VolB.5,Kelly,
A. AIChE, 1971 pp. 13-14.
"Transportation Accidents and the Law ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 pp. 15-20.
C. R. Bigelow, "Chemical Industry Transportation Emergency Information Systems," Loss
R. D. Kogler, "Vinyl Chloride Tank Car Incident ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 "Handling
D.L. Dowell, pp. 26-28. Vinyl Chloride Emergencies ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 pp.
R. L. Mitchell, Jr,29-31.
"Chlorine Emergency Procedures ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 pp. 32-36.
M. T. Miller, "Transportation Emergency Plans in Canada ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
VolG.5,Maughan,
R. AIChE, 1971 pp. 37-40.
"Modern Railway Track Inspection ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE,
G. 1971 pp.
C. Vincent, 41-45. of a Nitroaniline Reactor ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
"Rupture
AIChE, 1971 pp. 46-52.
R.C. Dartnell, Jr. and T. A. Ventrone, "Explosion Of a Para-Mitro-Meta-Cresol Unit ," Loss
H. C. Jarvis, "Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 1 ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 pp. 57-60.
R. H. Freeman and M. P. McCready, "Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 2 ," Loss
S. W. Clark, R. G. Keister,and B. I. Pesetsky, "Butadiene Explosion at Texas City - 3 ," Loss
R. M. Sachere, "Responsibilities of the Plant Owner and the Contractor ," Loss Prevention
General Discussion, " on Single Train Plants ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5, AIChE,
1971 pp. 80-82."Metallurgical Failure and the Microscope ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
K. J. Loescher,
Vol 5, AIChE,
W. Tustin, 1971 pp. 83-89.
"Measurement and Analysis of Machinery ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 5,
AIChE, 1971 pp. 90-99.
F. G. Jones, "Prevention of Catastrophic Failure in Reciprocating Compressors," Loss
P. A. Witt, Jr., "Applications of Acoustic Emission Technology ," Loss Prevention
G. E. Weldon, "Case Histories - General Discussion: An Insurance Introductory View," Loss
R. F. Schwab, "Chlorofluorohydrocarbon Reaction with Aluminum Rotor ," Loss Prevention
M. M. Anderson, "Transportation Emergency Procedures ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
A. E.5,Nisenfeld,
AIChE, 1971 pp. 116.Features of In-line Process Control ," Loss Prevention
"Shutdown
Symposium - Vol 6,&AIChE,
A. H. Hix, "Safety 1972 pp. Systems,"
Instrumentation 1-3. Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6,
AIChE,
T.A. 1972
Kletz, pp. 4-14. and Designing Protective Systems," Loss Prevention Symposium -
"Specifying
Vol 6, AIChE, 1972 pp. 15-26.
H. F. Eden, "Potential Hazards of Electrostatic Charging by Powders," Loss Prevention
J. L. Lauer and P.A. Antal, "Electrostatic Charges and Flow of Organic Fluids," Loss
J. Gavis, "The Origin of Electric Charge in Flowing Hydrocarbons," Loss Prevention
H. S. Mahley, "Static Electricity in Handling of Petroleum Products," Loss Prevention
A. H. Searson, "Fire in a Catalytic Reforming Unit," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6,
AIChE,
E. Runes,1972 pp. 58-62.
"Explosion Venting," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6, AIChE, 1972 pp. 63-
67.
W. N. Howard, "Interpretation of a Building Explosion Accident," Loss Prevention
Symposium
H. Simon and- Vol
S. J.6,Thomson,
AIChE, 1972 pp.System
"Relief 68-73.Optimization," Loss Prevention Symposium -
VolS.6,Kayser,
D. AIChE,"Rupture
1972 pp.Disc74-81.
Selection," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6, AIChE, 1972
pp.F.82-87.
G. Bright, "Halting Product Loss Through Safety Relief Valves," Loss Prevention
Symposium
L. L. Simpson, - Vol 6, AIChE,
"Tubing 1972inpp.
Rupture 88-91. Exchangers," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Liquid-filled
Vol 6, AIChE, 1972 pp. 92-99.
R. W. Nelson, "Protection of Enclosures Handling Combustible Dusts," Loss Prevention
G. E. Weldon, "Damage Limiting Construction for Chemical Plants," Loss Prevention
G. Ostroot, "Explosions 1972
in Gas pp. 105-111.
or Oil-fired Furnaces," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6,
AIChE, 1972 pp. 112-117.
H. H. Streich and F. G. Feeley, Jr., "Design and Operation of Process Waste Heat Boilers,"
N. C. Elphick, "Safety and Pollution Regulations," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 6,
AIChE, 1972 pp. 126-129.
R.Y. Levine, "Impact of Environmental Regulations on Loss Prevention," Loss Prevention
R. G. Novak, "Hazardous Chemicals Disposal in a Large Chemical Complex," Loss
R. L. Browning, "Safety and Reliability Decision Making by Loss Rates ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. ‘1-6.
J. E. Ross, "More Evidence in Support of Murphy's Law ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. ‘7-11.
N. D. Cox, "Applications of Reliability Theory to Process Design ," Loss Prevention
General Discussion, "Instrumentation ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973
pp. 20.
D.N. Treweek, C.R. Claydon, and W.H. Seaton, "Appraising Energy Hazard Potentials ,"
E. J. Davis and J. A. Ake, "Equilibrium Thermochemistry Computer Programs as Predictors
of Energy Hazard Potential ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. 28-37.
James T. Dehn, "Modeling the Ignitition of Fuel-Oxidizer Systems ," Loss Prevention
James E. Huff, "Computer Simulation of Polymerizer Pressure Relief ," Loss Prevention
Robert D. Coffee, "Hazard Evaluation: The Basis for Chemical Plant Design ," Loss
F. T. Bodurtha, P. A. Palmer, and W. H. Walsh, "Discharge of Heavy Gases From Relief
Valves ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. 61-66.
D. R. Stull, "Linking Thermodynamics and Kinetics to Predict Real Chemical Hazards ,"
R. L. Daniel, "Chlorination Hazards ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp.
74-78.
J. H. Burgoyne and A. D. Craven, "Fire and Explosion Hazards in Compressed Air
Systems ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. 79-87.
P. Peterson and H. R. Cutler, "Explosion Protection for Centrifuges ," Loss Prevention
R. M. Rindner and S. Wachtel, "Establishment of Design Criteria for Safe Processing of
Hazardous Materials ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 7, AIChE, 1973 pp. 92-98.
M. E. Sutherland and H. W. Wegert, "An Acetylene Decomposition Incident ," Loss
T. J. R. Stephens and C. B. Livingston, "Explosion of a Chlorine Distillate Receiver ," Loss
R. E. Freese, "Solvent Recovery From Waste Chemical Sludge an Explosion Case History ,"
W. A. Statesir, "Explosive Reactivity of Organics and Chlorine ," Loss Prevention
C. Yao, "Explosion Venting of Low-Strength Equipment and Structures ," Loss Prevention
K.N. Palmer, "Relief Venting of Dust Explosions ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
AIChE, 1974 pp. 10-14.
T.V. Ferris, "The Explosion of Methanol-Air Mixtures at Above Atmospheric Conditions,"
H.L. Kusnetz, "Industrial Hygiene Factors in Design and Operating Practice ," Loss
F.H. Small and G.E. Snyder, "Controlling In-Plant Toxic Spills ," Loss Prevention
G.E. Socha, "Industrial Hygiene Considerations in Process Design," Loss Prevention
J.F. Morgan, "Establishing In-Plant Standards of Exposure to Toxic Materials In Chemical
Plant Design," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 35-37.
J.D. Baker, "Pre Start-up Safety Review ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE,
1974 pp. 38-39.
C.F. Mackey, "Pre Start-up Safety Checkout-Prelude to a Successful Startup ," Loss
R.F. Schwab and J.B. Lawler, "Laboratory Evaluation Tests of Fireproofing Materials ," Loss
J.N. Kaiser, "Testing Fireproofing for Structural Steel," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
AIChE,
W.J. 1974 pp."Testing
McMillan, 45-57. Pipe Insulation ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE,
1974 pp. 48-51.
J.F. Montle and K.G. Mayhan, "Role of Magnesium Oxychloride Cements In Fire Loss
Prevention," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 52-56.
G.K. Castle, "Fire Protection of Structural Steel ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
AIChE,
R. 1974"Subliming
Feldman, pp. 57-64. Coatings For Fireproofing of Steel ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 65-68.
J.F. O'Rourke, "The Use of Intumescent Coatings for Fire Protection of Structural Steel ,"
A Discussion, "Fireproofing in the Process Industries," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
AIChE, 1974 pp. 73-76.
L.M. Krasner, "The Feasibility of Quantitatively Analyzing Investments in Loss Prevention
Activities," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 77-79.
P.D. Hoffman, "Hazard Evaluation and Risk Control ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
AIChE,
M.J 1974
Miller, pp. 80-84.of Fire Protection Systems ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
"Reliability
AIChE, 1974 pp. 85-90.
G.J. Powers and F.C. Tompkins, "A Synthesis Strategy for Fault Trees in Chemical
Processing Systems," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 91-99.
W.W. Russell, "Safety in Flange Joints ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8, AIChE, 1974
pp.
H.G.100-104.
Lawley, "Operability Studies and Hazard Analysis ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
8, AIChE, 1974 pp. 105-116.
T.L. Bateman, F.H. Small and G.E. Snyder, "Dinitrotoluene Pipeline Explosion ," Loss
G.S. Biasutti and E. Camera, "Safety Aspects of Continuous Nitration ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol Histories
T.A. Kletz, "Case 8, AIChE,on 1974
Losspp. 123-125. ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 8,
Prevention
AIChE, 1974 pp. 126-130.
William A. Rains, "Test on Fire Protection Systems for Steel ," Loss Prevention Symposium
- Vol Britt,
C.H. 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. in
"Hot Tapping ‘2-3.
Cryogenic Service ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9,
AIChE,
W.B. 1975 pp.
Howard, ‘4-8. Behavior Related to Hot Tapping ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
"Ethylene
Vol 9, AIChE, 1975
D.G. Howden, "Welding pp. ‘9-14.
on Pressurized Pipe ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE,
1975 pp. 15-19.
F.P. Hahn, "Assessing the Safety in Hot Tapping Operations ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
C.W.9,Warren,
AIChE,"Hot1975Tapping
pp. 20-28.
under Pressure ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE,
1975 pp. 29-33.
P.W. Letchford, "Code for Hot Tapping ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE,
1975 pp. 34-41.
L.L. Elder, and C.H. Batten, "Guidelines for Safe Hot Taps on Gas Pipe ," Loss Prevention
W.B. Howard, C.W. Rodehorst, and G.E. Small, "Flame Arresters for High-Hydrogen Fuel-
Air Mixtures ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 46-55.
K. Kaplan, B.L. Gabrielsen, and W.H. Van Horn, "Wall Failures from Explosive Forces ,"
A.D. Craven, "Atmosphere Control in Process Equipment ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
J.C. 9, AIChE,"CHEMTREC
Zercher, 1975 pp. 60-65. Up to Date ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE, 1975
pp. 66-70.
Jeremiah J. O'Driscoll, "Southern's Hazardous Materials Program ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
Ludwig - Vol"How
Benner, 9, AIChE, 1975Functions
the NTSB pp. 71-72.," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE,
1975 Halvorsen,
F.H. pp. 73-75. "Inerting Could Prevent Some Tanker Explosions ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 9,Approach
H.E. Rose, "Useful AIChE, 1975 pp. Explosion
to Dust 76-81. Hazards ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 82-90.
Th.M. Groothuizen and H.J. Pasman, "Explosions in Liquids and Solids ," Loss Prevention
F.R. Franke, J.C. Burnett. D.E. Danly, and W.B. Howard, "Explosion Protection for Process
Systems," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 97-100.
C.D. Lind, "What Causes Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosions ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
T.A. - VolFlixborough
Kletz, "The 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 101-105.
Cyclohexane Disaster ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9,
AIChE,
B. 1975and
Pesetsky pp.J.A.
106-113.
Fisher, "Static Problems in Handling Charged Liquids ," Loss
Prevention
J.F. Wagner, Symposium
"Modelling- of VolElectrostatic
9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 114-118.
Phenomena ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9,
AIChE, 1975 pp. 119-126.
Peter W. Huber and Ain A. Sonin, "A Model for the Electric Charging Process in Fuel
Filtration ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 127-129.
J.M.A. Van der Horst and C.R. Sloan, "Reformer Gas Line Flange Failure ," Loss Prevention
T.A. Kletz, "Emergency 1975Valves
Isolation pp. 130-133.
for Chemical Plants ," Loss Prevention Symposium
-K.E.
VolCoulter
9, AIChE, 1975 pp. 134-143.
and F.C. Tuttle, "Safe Furnace Design and Operation ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 10,Monitoring
W.V. Dailey, "Area AIChE, 1976 pp. 1.
for Flammable and Toxic Hazards ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE, 1976 pp. 8.
K.A. Johanson, "Design of a Gas Monitoring System ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
10, AIChE,
D.A. Wilmot1976and pp.
A.P.15.
Leong, "Another Way to Detect Agitation ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
S.A. - Vol 10,
Saia, "Vapor AIChE,
Clouds 1976 in
and Fires pp.a 19.
Light ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
AIChE, 1976 pp. 23.
L.A. Eggleston, W.R. Herrera and M.D. Pish , "Water Spray to Reduce Vapor Cloud Spray ,"
Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE, 1976 pp. 31.
G.C. Vincent and W.B. Howard, "Hydrocarbon Mist Explosions-Part 1. Prevention by
Explosion Suppression ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE, 1976 pp. 43.
J.W. Watts, Jr. , "Effects of Water Spray on Unconfined Flammable Gas ," Loss Prevention
G.C. Vincent, R.C. Nelson, W.B. Howard, and W.W. Russell , "Hydrocarbon Mist
Explosions-Part II Prevention by Water Fog ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE,
1976 Heron,
P.M. pp. 55. "Accidents Caused by Plant Modifications ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
10,Booth,
G. AIChE,"Process
1976 pp.Changes
72. Can Cause Accidents ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
AIChE,Russell,
W.W. 1976 pp. 76. Control of Plant Process Changes ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
"Hazard
Vol 10,
F.T. AIChE,"Explosion
Bodurtha, 1976 pp. 80. Hazards in Pollution Control ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
10, AIChE, 1976 pp. 88.
T.A. Kletz, "A Three-Pronged Approach to Plant Modification ," Loss Prevention
R. James and H.P. Bloch, "Instrumentation for Predictive Maintenance Monitoring ," Loss
Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE, 1976 pp. 101.
W.A. Fromme, "Prediction of Equipment Failures ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
AIChE, 1976 pp.
P.E. Leonard, 108.Failure be the Motivator ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
"Must
AIChE, 1976 pp.
R.A. Strehlow and111.
R.E. Ricker, "The Blast Wave from a Bursting Sphere ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
E.S. Naidus,-"Tests
Vol 10,ofAIChE,
Smoke and 1976Explosion
pp. 115. Device ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
AIChE,
M.J. 1976
Katz, pp. 122.
"Hazard and Risk Evaluation ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE,
1976 pp.
W.C. 126."The Hazard Potential of Chemicals ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10,
Brasie,
AIChE,
N. Gibson 1976
andpp. 135. Harris, "The Calculation of Dust Explosion Vents ," Loss Prevention
G.F.P.
Symposium - Vol
H.A. Duxbury, "Gas 10,Vent
AIChE, 1976
Sizing pp. 141.," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 10, AIChE,
Methods
1976 pp. 147.
T.A. Kletz, "Accidents That Will Occur During the Coming Year ," Loss Prevention
F.C. Tuttle and K.E. Coulter, "Experience in Operation of High-Pressure Furnaces ," Loss
Prevention Symposium - Vol 11, AIChE, 1977 pp. ‘1-3.
G.F. Barker, T.A. Kletz,and H.A. Knight, "Olefin Plant Safety During the Last 15 Years ,"
Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 11, AIChE, 1977 pp. ‘4-8.
S.F. Pitts and P.C. Gowan, "Learning Safety from Near Misses ," Loss Prevention
A.L.M. van Eijnatten, 1977inpp.
"Explosion ‘9-10. Cracking Unit ," Loss Prevention Symposium
a Naphtha
- VolBrzustowski,
T.A. 11, AIChE, 1977 pp. ‘11-14.
"Flaring: The State of the Art ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 11,
AIChE, 1977 pp. 15-22.
J.F. Straitz, Ill, J.A. O'Leary, J.E.Brennan, and C.J. Kardan, "Hare Testing and Safety ," Loss
R. Schwartz and M. Keller, "Environmental Factors Vs. Flare Application ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
J.A. Davenport - Vol
, "A11,Survey
AIChE,of 1977
Vaporpp. 31-38.
Cloud Incidents ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
11, AIChE, 1977 pp. 39-49.
T.A. Kletz, "Unconfined Vapor Cloud Explosions ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 11,
AIChE, 1977 pp. 50-58.
J.H. Lee, C.M. Guirao, K.W. Chiu and G.G. Bach, "Blast Effects from Vapor Cloud
Explosions ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 11, AIChE, 1977 pp. 59-70.
W.R. Tong, R.L. Seagrave, and R. Wiederhorn , "3-4-Dichloroaniline Autoclave Incident ,"
W.G. Chappell, "Pressure/Time Diagram for Explosion Vented Space ," Loss Prevention
C. Donat, "Pressure Relief as Used in Explosion Protection ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
VolBartknecht,
W. 11, AIChE,"Explosion
1977 pp. 87-92.
Pressure Relief ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 11, AIChE,
1977 pp. 93-105.
F.M. Toca, "Anticipating Toxic Materials and Exposures ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol
R.F.11, AIChE, 1977
Scherberger, pp. 106-113.
"Industrial Hygiene Control Methods ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
11, AIChE, 1977 pp. 114-119.
W.G. Meade and L. Press, "Vinyl Chloride—A Mirror of the Future? ," Loss Prevention
Symposium
J.T. Schirripa,- Vol 11, AIChE, 1977 pp.
"Carcinogens—How 120-124.
to Deal with Them ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
11, AIChE, 1977 pp. 125-130.
R.W. Henry, "Let's Profit from Experience ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12, AIChE,
1978 pp. ‘1-4.
J.L. Boyett, "Finding and Defusing Ethylene Plant Booby Traps ," Loss Prevention
V.G. Geihsler, "Major Effects from Minor Features in Ethylene Plants ," Loss Prevention
J. Bamwell, "Designing Safety into an Ethylene Plant ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
12, AIChE,
R.L. 1978"Use
Browning, pp. 13-19.
a Fault Tree to Check Safeguards ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
12, AIChE, 1978 pp. 20-26.
B.J. Wilson and T.J. Myers, "Risk Reduction in Adipic Acid Manufacture ," Loss Prevention
L.R. Albaugh, G.M. Williams, M.J. Katz and T.H. Pratt, "How Hazard Analysis Can Help ,"
T.A. Kletz, "Practical Applications of Hazard Analysis ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
12,
E.S.AIChE,
DeHaven, 1978 pp. 34-40.
"Using Kinetics to Evaluate Reactivity Hazards ," Loss Prevention
F.G. Feeley, Jr, "Fuel Conversion 1978Problems
pp. 41-44.
in Industry ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
12, AIChE,
R.L. Ozmore, 1978 pp. 45-48.
"Safety Control for a Waste Heat Boiler ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol
12, AIChE, 1978 pp. 49-52.
W.M. Coltharp, R.D. Delleney, C.E. Riese, and T.I. Strange, "Determining Availability of
Steam Supply Systems ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12, AIChE, 1978 pp. 53-59.
L.E. Triggs, "Improving Boiler Reliability ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12, AIChE,
1978 pp. 60-67.
J.A. Wagner, "Selecting the Proper Flame Detector ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12,
AIChE, 1978 pp. 68-72.
J. Elias, "An Intelligent Approach to Burner Safety ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12,
AIChE, 1978 pp. 73-76.
J.H. Jensen, Jr, "Combustion Safeguards for Gas- and Oil-Fired Furnaces ," Loss Prevention
R.P. Wilson, Jr., and M.F. Flessner, "Design Criteria for Flame Arresters ," Loss Prevention
Symposium - Vol 12,ofAIChE,
T.A. Kletz, "Causes 1978 pp.
Hydrocarbon 86-95. Unit Fires ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Oxidation
Vol 12, AIChE,
R. Davies, 1978 pp. 96-102.
"Air Oxidation Process Hazards - An Overview ," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 12, AIChE, 1978 pp. 103-110.
J.T. Illidge and J.Wolstenholme, "Hazards of Oxyhydrochlorination ," Loss Prevention
P.K. Klaasen, "Importance of Software/Hardware for Safe Processing ," Loss Prevention
R.W. Harrell, J.O. Sewell, and T.J. Walsh, "Control of Malodorus Compounds by Carbon
Adsorption ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 12, AIChE, 1978 pp. 124-127.
A.A. Naujokas, "Preventing Carbon Bed Combustion Problems ," Loss Prevention
M.J. Chapman and D.L. Field, "Lessons from Carbon Bed Adsorption Losses ," Loss
T.A. Kletz, "Organizations Have No Memory," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13,
AIChE, 1979 pp. 1-6.
R.J. Batstone and D.T. Tomi, consultant, "Hazard Analysis in Planning Industrial
Developments," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 7-14.
R.E. Munson, "Safety Considerations for Layout and Design of Processes Housed Indoors,"
D.J. Lewis, "The Mond Fire, Explosion and Toxicity Index Applied to Plant Layout and
Spacing," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 20-26.
E.C. Norman and H.A. Dowell, "Using Aqueous Foams to Lessen Vaporization from
Hazardous Chemical Spills," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 27-34.
P.J. Baldock, "Accidental Releases of Ammonia: An Analysis of Reported Incidents," Loss
C. L. Melancon, "Improving Emergency Control and Response Systems," Loss Prevention
J.A. Noronha, M.R. Juba, C.S. Brown, Jr., and J.G. Schmitt, "The Kinetics of Runaway
Reactions," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 50-56.
M.I. Bro and R.D. Pillsbury, "Applications of Teflon and Tefzel Fluoroplastics to Increase
Loss Prevention and Personal Safety," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979
pp. 57-61.
R.B. Puyear and P.J. Conlisk, "Improving Fiber-Reinforced Plastic Equipment Reliability,"
M.J.P. LeCornu, "Countering the Fire Hazards of Plastic Components," Loss Prevention
R.D. Coffee, "Cool Flames and Autoignitions: Two Oxidation Processes," Loss Prevention
W.A. Affens and R.S. Sheinson, "Autoignition: The Importance of the Cool Flame in the
Two-Stage Process," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 83-88.
E.J. D'Onofrio, "Cool Flame and Autoignition in Glycols," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 89-97.
R.G. Zalosh, "Gas Explosion Tests in Room-Size Vented Enclosures," Loss Prevention
B.G. Lovelace, "Safe Sampling of Liquid Process Streams," Loss Prevention Symposium -
Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 111-118.
S.N. Bajpai, "Flammability of Ethylene Oxide in Sterilizer Operations," Loss Prevention
B. Pesetsky, J.N. Cawse, and W.T. Vyn, "Liquid Phase Decomposition of Ethylene Oxide ,"
B. Pesetsky and R.D. Best, "Methane Diluent Requirements for Ethylene Oxide Storage and
Handling ," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 132-141.
R.J. Schwarz, "Establishing and Managing a Reliable Plant-wide Inerting System," Loss
T.A. Kletz, "Plant Layout and Location: Methods for taking Hazardous Occurrences into
Account," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 147-153.
P.H. Ketron, "Reliability of Backup Agitation for Vessesl Containing RDX Slurry," Loss
R.H. Hall, D.H. Haigh, R.G. Martin, and D.J. Wampfler, "Use of Absorbent (Imbibing)
Polymers in Spill Control," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 170-174.
W.M. Reiter, R. Sobel, and W.L Sullivan, "The Pollution Control Review: A Tool in Risk
Identification," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 13, AIChE, 1979 pp. 175-179.
R.W. Prugh, "Application of Fault Tree Analysis," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14,
AIChE, 1980 pp.
S. B. Gibson, 1-10.Analysis and Risk Criteria," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14,
"Hazard
AIChE, 1980 pp. 11-17.
J. S. Arendt and J. B. Fussell, "System Reliability Engineering Methodology for Industrial
Application," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 18-28.
R. W. Johnson, "Ignition of Flammable Vapors By Human Electrostatic Discharges," Loss
E. S. Naidus, "Full-Scale Explosion Study of Relief Vents Suitable for Protecting Large
Structures," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 35-43.
L. A. Botkin, "Chemical Transport over the Highway: Equipment Design and Regulations,"
L. Benner, Jr. and R. A. Rote, "NTSB Hazardous Materials Spill Maps: a New Safety
Information Resource," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 54-59.
C. J. Harvinson, "Safety and Loss Prevention in the Tank Truck Transportation of
Chemicals," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp.60-65.
D. F. Ready and R. F. Schwab, "Incinerator Problems & How To Prevent Them," Loss
H. Schwartzman, "Procter & Gamble's Environmental Incident Program Loss Prevention
Aspects," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 73-77.
J. L. Silverstein, B. H. Wood, and S. A. Leshaw, "Case Study in Reactor Design for Hazards
Prevention," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 78-89.
J. T. Woods, "Preventing Flammable Atmosphere in Electrical Equipment Rooms," Loss
Alfred Schneider, "Three Mile Island: The Chemical Engineering Aspects," Loss Prevention
D. W. Snow, "FRP Duct Fire Incident," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980
pp. 104-107.
T. A. Kletz, "Plant Instruments: Which Ones Don't Work and Why," Loss Prevention
M. F. Flessner and R. A. Bjorklund, "Control of Gas Detonations in Pipes," Loss Prevention
T. Bøckmann, G. H. Ingebrigtsen, and T. Håkstad, "Safety Design of the Ethylene Plant,"
N. H. Gerardu, "Safe Blowoff Conditions for Storage Vessels," Loss Prevention Symposium
-S.Vol 14, AIChE,
Ciborowski and1980 pp. 134-139. "Risks in the Cyclohexane Oxidation," Loss
A. Krzysztoforski,
R. A. Strehlow, "Blast Wave From Deflagrative Explosions: An Accoustic Approach," Loss
R. E. Cocks and R. C. Meyer, "Fabrication and Use of a 20-L Spherical Dust Testing
Apparatus," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14, AIChE, 1980 pp. 154-164.
T. A. Kletz, "How Far Should We Go in Bringing Old Plants Up To Modern Standards?,"
O. J. Cox Jr. and M. L. Weirick, "Sizing Safety Valve Inlet Lines," Loss Prevention
S. J. Skinner, "Explosive Evolution of Gas in the Manufacture of Ethyl Polysilicate," Loss
W. H. Doyle, "Case Histories on Duct Fire Incident," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14,
AIChE, 1980 pp.181.
E. A. George, "Incident Involving a Loaded Anhydrous Ammonia Road Tanker," Loss
T. A. Kletz, "Case Histories on Transportation," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14,
AIChE,
E. 1980 pp.
A. George, 183-185.
"Case History on Transportation," Loss Prevention Symposium - Vol 14,
AIChE, 1980 pp. 185-186.
D. Hulburt, and R. Cimino, "Application of Safety Analysis to Coal Liquefaction Systems,"
15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 60a, AIChE, 1981.
B.T. Johnson and C. A. Kleppe, "The Kilngas System for Producing Clean Energy from
Coal," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 60b, AIChE, 1981.
J. M. Evans and M. L. Verden, "Safety Considerations in Coal Synfuels Operations ," 15th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 60c, AIChE, 1981.
C.E. Beckett and J.D. Soden, "Modern Fire Protection Design and Detection Control
Systems," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 61a, AIChE, 1981.
D. S. Mowrer, K. W. Dungan, "Coal Handling Facilities—Rejuvenating Old Problems
Requires New Solutions," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 61b, AIChE,
1981.
C. W. Nemeth, "Silicone Foam Answers Critical Penetration Seal Problem of Fire, Water and
Smoke," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 61c, AIChE, 1981.
A. H. Karabinis and W. B. Howard, "Tests of Explosion Venting of Buildings ," 15th Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 61d, AIChE, 1981.
R. P. Benedetti, "NFPA—Its Impact on The Chemical Process Industries and Its Standards
Making System," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 61e, AIChE, 1981.
J.H.S. Lee and C. M. Guiaro, "Factors that Influence the Pressure Development in Closed
and Vented Vessels," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 62a, AIChE, 1981.
G. J. O'Brien, M. D. Gordon, C. J. Hensler and K. Marcali, "Thermal Stability Hazards
Analysis," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 62b, AIChE, 1981.
M. W. Duch, K. Marcali, M. D. Gordon, C. J. Hensler and G. J. O'Brien,, "A Thermal
Stability Evaluation Using Differential Scanning Calorimetry and Accelerating Rate
Calorimetry: Application to Ortho-Nltroanlilne," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 62c, AIChE, 1981.
M. D. Gordon, G. J. O'Brien, C.J. Hensler, and K. Marcali, "Mathematical Modeling In
Thermal Hazards Evaluations: Application to an O-Niltrochlorobenzene Amination Process,"
15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 62d, AIChE, 1981.
D. R. Pesuit, "Investigations of a Dust Explosion in a Silo Containing Polyvinyl Alcohol,"
15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 62e, AIChE, 1981.
P. B. Dransfield and T. R. Greig, "The Use of Explosive Devices in the Destructive
Decontamination of Small Plant Vessels Containing Hazardous Materials," 15th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 62f, AIChE, 1981.
M. A. Delichatsios, "Exposure of Steel Containers to An External Fire," 15th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 63a, AIChE, 1981.
F. J. Mikloucich, J. A. Noronha, and E. J. Schiffhauer, "Heat Transfer Analysis of Fire on
Water Filled Drums," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 63b, AIChE, 1981.
W. D. Wagers, "Deluge Protection for Class I Flammable Liquids Stored Three High In 55
Gallon Drums," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 63c, AIChE, 1981.
J. E. Rogerson, "Fire Tests of NFPA Class III Combustible Liquids Stored in Drums," 15th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 63d, AIChE, 1981.
R. C. Van Meerbeke, "Cove Point LNG Facility and The National Electric Code," 15th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 64a, AIChE, 1981.
W. A. Short, "Electrical Equipment Used in Hazardous Locations," 15th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 64b, AIChE, 1981.
R.Y.Levine, "New Concepts In The Classification of Class II Hazardous Locations (Dusty
Atmospheres)," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 64c, AIChE, 1981.
W. Calder, "Intrinsic Safety Effects on Loss Prevention," 15th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
J. Session
E. Rogerson, 64d, of
"Entrance AIChE, 1981.
Dust Into Pressurized Enclosures," 15th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 64e, AIChE, 1981.
H.B.Rosenthal, "Safety Analysis and Review System—An Energy Department Safety
Assurance Tool," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 65a, AIChE, 1981.
H. Fawcett, "The Changing Nature of Acute Chemical Emergencies," 15th Annual Loss
D.L.Parry, "Acoustic Emission Inspection of Petroleum and Chemical Pressure Containment
Systems," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 65c, AIChE, 1981.
T. A. Kletz, and R. W. Fawcet, "One Organization's Memory—The Use of A Computerized
System to Store and Retrieve Information on Loss Prevention," 15th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 65d, AIChE, 1981.
J. T Merry, J. A. Noronha, W. C. Reid, "Deflagration pressure-containment (DPC) for Vessel
Safety Design," 15th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 65e, AIChE, 1981.
F. X. Bender, "Monitoring Settled Dust on Overhead Surfaces," 15th Annual Loss
, "FENWAL Automatic Fire Detectors Application Engineering Manual," 16th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1982.
Robert C. Savery, "Heat, Smoke and Flame Detectors—Advantages and Disadvantages,"
missing, Session 7a, AIChE, 1982.
S. T. Peacock, A. Z. Keller, andA. A. R. Kamath, "Reliability Appraisal of Fire Detection
Systems," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7b, AIChE, 1982.
R. W. Murray, and K. J. O'Neill, "Automatic Fire Detection: Application and Installation in
The Chemical Process Industries," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7c,
AIChE, 1982.
R. W. Murray, and K. J. O'Neill, "Automatic Fire Detection: Application and Installation in
The Chemical Process Industries - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress.
James D. Miceli,, "Special Hazard Fire Detection and Control Systems," 16th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium,
F. C. Harbert, Session 7d,ofAIChE,
"On-Line Detection 1982.
Gases by An Infrared Laser," 16th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 7e, AIChE, 1982.
F. C. Harbert, "On-Line Detection of Gases - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
2(1), 58-61, 1983.
J. F. Gabbett,, "PVC Computer Control Experience," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 8a, AIChE,
T. A. Kletz, "Some Human 1982.with Computer Control," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
Problems
Symposium, Session 8b, AIChE, 1982.
T. A. Kletz, "Human Problems with Computer Control - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 1(4), 209-211, 1982.
D. W. King, "Secure Computers Control Safety," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
G. 8c, AIChE,
Lovejoy and I. M.1982.
Clark, "Furnace Safety Systems: Current Practice For Safe and Reliable
Control of Industrial Boilers," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8d, AIChE,
1982.
G. Lovejoy and I. M. Clark, "Furnace Safety Systems - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol"Advanced
K. Swanson, 2(1), 13-21,Combustion
1983. Control," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 8e, AIChE, 1982.
K. Swanson, "An Advanced Combustion Control System - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 2(1), 31-34, 1983.
W. B. Howard, "Flame Arresters and Flashback Preventers: Survey Paper," 16th Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9a, AIChE, 1982.
W. B. Howard, "Flame Arresters and Flashback Preventers: Survey Paper - POP Version,"
Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 1(4), 203-208, 1982.
R. A. Bjorklund, R. O. Kushida, and M. F. Flessner, "Experimental Evaluation of Flashback
Flame Arresters for Fuel Vapor Vents," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
9b, AIChE, 1982.
R. A. Bjorklund, R. O. Kushida, and M. F. Flessner, "Experimental Evaluation of Flashback
Flame Arresters - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 1(4), 254-262, 1982.
G. L. Broschka, I. Ginsburgh, R. A. Mancini, and R. G. Will, "A Study of Flame Arresters in
Piping Systems," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9c, AIChE, 1982.
G. L. Broschka, I. Ginsburgh, R. A. Mancini, and R. G. Will, "A Study of Flame Arresters in
Piping Systems - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 2(1), 43598, 1983.
O. W. Johnson, "An Oil Industry Viewpoint on Flame Arresters in Pipe Lines," 16th Annual
O. W. Johnson, "An Oil Industry Viewpoint on Flame Arresters in Pipe Lines - POP
Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 2(2), 75-78, 1983.
T. A. Kletz, "A Flame Trap Assembly for Use with High Melting-Point Materials," 16th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9e, AIChE, 1982.
T. A. Kletz, "A Flame Trap Assembly for Use with High Melting-Point Materials - POP
H. K. Fauske and R. E. Henry, "Mechanisms of Liquid-Liquid Vapor Explosions," 16th
D. M. Solberg, "Industrial Gas Explosion Problems - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 1(4), 243-248, 1982.
H. R. Chang, "Boiling and Spreading of Liquid N2, Methane and LPG on Water," 16th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10b, AIChE, 1982.
T. D. Filiput , "Dust Explosions—Theory, Tests, Hazard Control Experience," 16th Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10c, AIChE, 1982.
D. M. Salberg, J. A. Pappas, and E. Skramstad, "Prediction of Pressure Loads from Vented
Gas Explosions," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10d, AIChE, 1982.
J. H. S. Lee, "Explosion in Vessels: Recent Results," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
J. H. S. Lee, "Explosion in Vessels: Recent Results - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 2(2), 84-89, 1983.
J. E. Huff, "Determination of Emergency Venting Requirements from Runaway Tests In
Closed Systems.," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11a, AIChE, 1982.
J. E. Huff, "Emergency Venting Requirements - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 1(4), 211-229, 1982.
H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and R. E. Henry, "Sizing of Emergency Relief Systems and
Scale-up Considerations in Connection with Runaway Chemical Reactions," 16th Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11b, AIChE, 1982.
H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and R. E. Henry, "Emergency Relief Systems and Scale-up -
POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 2(1), 27-31, 1983.
H. S. Forrest, "Emergency Relief Venting of Exothermically Reacting Liquid Systems with
Gaseous Reaction Products," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11c, AIChE,
1982.
E. S. De Haven, "Approximate Hazard Ratings and Venting Requirements from CSI-ARC®
Data," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11d, AIChE, 1982.
E. S. De Haven, "Approximate Hazard Ratings and Venting Requirements from CSI-ARC®

Data - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 2(1), 21-26, 1983.
Columbia Scientific Industries Corporation, "The ARC Formula for the Chemical Processing
Industries," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11d, AIChE, 1982.
C-H Chiu, "Depressuring Analysis for Cryogenic Plant Safety," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. E. Witter, Session 11e, AIChE,
"Safety Program 1982.16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
Pay-off,"
12a,
R. E.AIChE,
Witter, 1982.
"Safety Program Payoff - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 1(3),
139-42,
H-I 1982.
J. Ick, "Risk Assessment in The Chemical Industry," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
H-I J. Ick, "Risk Assessment in The Chemical Industry - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 1(3), 139-142, 1983.
J. F. Riley, "The Selection and Application of Special Extinguishing Agents for Polar Solvent
Hazards in The Chemical Industry.," 16th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12c,
AIChE, 1982.
J. F. Riley, "Selection and Application of Special Extinguishing Agents in Industrial Hazards.
- POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 2(2), 101-106, 1983.
R. E. Sanders, "Plant Modifications—Troubles and Treatment," 16th Annual Loss Prevention
D. M. Solberg and O. Borgnes, "Thermal Response of Process Equipment to Fires," 16th
D. M. Solberg and O. Borgnes, "Thermal Response of Process Equipment to Fires - POP
I. Swift, "Venting Deflagrations: Theory And Practice," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
H. K. Fauske,Session 7a, AIChE,
"For Safety Refief 1983.
Of Runaway Chemical Reactions," 17th Annual Loss
G. W. Harmon and W. W. Stuper, "Sizing Emergency Relief Systems On Vessels Containing
Monomers," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7c, AIChE, 1983.
J. E. Huff, "Emergency Venting Requirements For Gassy Reactions From Closed-System
Tests," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7d, AIChE, 1983.
W. Woolfolk and R. Sanders, "Process Safety Relief Valve Testing," 17th Annual Loss
Prevention
B. Fletcher,Symposium, Session
"Flashing Flow 7e, AIChE,
Through Orifices1983.
And Pipes," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 7f, AIChE, 1983.
L. R. DiMaio and R. F. Lange, "Water Quality And Its Effects On Fire Fighting Foam," 17th
R. C. Merritt, "Foam-Water And Automatic Sprinkler Protection For Flammable Liquid
Process Structures," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8b, AIChE, 1983.
Factory Mutual, "Fighting Fire With Fire," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session , AIChE, 1983.
L. R. DiMaio, R. F. Langem, and F. J. Cone, "Aspirating Vs Non-Aspirating Nozzles For
Making Fire Fighting Foams--Evaluation Of A Non-Aspirating Nozzle," 17th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 8c, AIChE, 1983.
T. A. Kletz, "The Prevention Of Major Leaks - Better Inspection After Construction," 17th
B. R. Franko-Filipasic and R. C. Michaelson, "Safety In The Design Of High-Pressure
Laboratories," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9a, AIChE, 1983.
E. H. Livingston, "Designing And Maintaining Safe High-Pressure Facilities," 17th Annual
L. M. Jercinovic, "A Laboratory Safety Program," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
P. H. Mehne , "Reducing The Risks In Exploratory Chemical Research Under High Pressure
And Temperatures," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9d, AIChE, 1983.
C. B. Boyer, "Review Of The ASME High Pressure Systems Committee's Efforts In The
Development Of Codes And/Or Standards For High Pressure," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
T. F. Van Ligten, "Flame Monitoring And Waste Fuels," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 10a, AIChE, 1983.
F. G. Feeley, Jr., "Opportunities And Precautions For Burning Waste In Steam Boilers," 17th
J. T. Martel, "Safety And Reliability Of Microprocessor Based Combustion Safeguard
Systems," 17th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10c, AIChE, 1983.
T. B. Hamilton, "Safety Considerations In Combustion Of Unconventional Fuels," 17th
J. S. Arendt, "A Chemical Plant Accident Investigation Using Fault Tree Analysis," 17th
T. O. Gibson, "Learning Value From A Recent Loss," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
W. B. Howard, "Efficient Time Use To Achieve Safety Of Processes," 17th Annual Loss
T. A. Kletz, "Accident Investigation How Far Should We Go?," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
J. EasterbrookSession
and D.11d, AIChE, 1983.
V. Gagliardi, "Sewers Can Pass On Problems," 17th Annual Loss
Prevention
G. Symposium,
K. Castle, Session
"Fire Protection Of 11e, AIChE,
Industrial 1983. Systems," 17th Annual Loss Prevention
Control
J. P. Rankin, "Sneak Circuits -- A Class Of Random, Unrepeatable Glitch," 17th Annual Loss
W. J. Fenlon, "A Comparison Of ARC And Other Thermal Stability Test Methods," 17th
W. J. Fenlon, "A Comparison Of ARC And Other Thermal Stability Test Methods - POP
E. Palazzi, G. Fumarola, D. M. De Faveri, and G. Ferraiolo, "Releases Of Short Duration.
Evaluation Of The Amount Of Gas In The Range Of Inflammability," 17th Annual Loss
D. Law, "Auditing Session 12e,
for Improved SafetyAIChE, 1983. 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Performance,"
Symposium, Session
T. A. Kletz, "Grey 1a, AIChE,
Hairs 1984. 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
Cost Nothing,"
1b,A.
T. AIChE,
Kletz, 1984.
"Grey Hairs Cost Nothing - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 3(4),
210-213,
T. 1984. Jr., A. G. Smith, "Managing and Communicating Safety," 18th Annual Loss
W. Lawrence,
Prevention
R. E. Munson,Symposium, Session 1c,
"Process Hazards AIChE, 1984.
Management in Dupont," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. E. Munson, Session 1d,Hazards
"Process AIChE, Management
1984. in Dupont - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress,
R. L. Hart,Vol 4(1), 13-16,
"Formulas 1985. Explosion Vents," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
for Sizing
R. L. Hart, "Formulas for Sizing Explosion Vents - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 4(1), 1-4, 1985.
W. Bartknecht, "Effectiveness of Explosion Venting As Protective Measure for Silos - POP
T. Hirano, "Gas Explosion Processes in Enclosures," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
T. Hirano, "GasSession 2c, AIChE,
Explosion 1984.
Processes in Enclosures - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 3(4), 247-254, 1984.
P. J. Pelto and E. G. Baker, "Analysis of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Release Prevention
Systems," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2d, AIChE, 1984.
J. C. Cummings, J. H. S. Lee, A. L. Camp, and K. D. Marx, "Analysis of Combustion in
Closed Or Vented Rooms and Vessels," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
2e, AIChE,"Use
S. Weiner, 1984.of Programmable Devices for Safety," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
S. Weiner, "UseSession 3a, AIChE, 1984.
of Programmable Devices for Safety - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 4(1), 47-50, 1985.
C. T. Jacobsen, "High Temperature Polymeric Fire Barriers," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
C. T. Jacobsen,Session
"High3b, AIChE, 1984.
Temperature Polymeric Fire Barriers - POP Version,"
B. G. Jones and R. C. Duckett, "A Thermographic Survey of the Integrity of a Process Plant
Pressure Relief System," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3c, AIChE,
1984.
B. G. Jones and R. C. Duckett, "A Thermographic Survey of the Integrity of a Process Plant
Pressure Relief System - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(3), 161-164, 1985.
J. V. Birtwistle, "Investigating the Forces Developed in Vessel Supports During Internal
Combustion," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3d, AIChE, 1984.
M. W. Ringer, "Detonation Tests and Response Analyses of Vessels and Piping Containing
Gas and Aerated Liquid," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3e, AIChE,
1984.
M. W. Ringer, "Detonation Tests and Response Analyses of Vessels and Piping Containing
Gas and Aerated Liquid - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(1), 26-47, 1985.
L. C. Doelp, G. K. Lee, R. E. Linney, and R. W. Ormsby, "Quantitative Fault Tree Analysis -
Gate-by-Gate Method," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4a, AIChE, 1984.
L. C. Doelp, G. K. Lee, R. E. Linney, and R. W. Ormsby, "Quantitative Fault Tree Analysis
- Gate-by-Gate Method - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 3(4), 227-238, 1984.
R. W. Prugh, "Mitigation of Vapor Cloud Hazards," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. A. Freeman, Session
"The 4b,
UseAIChE,
of Risk 1984.
Assessment in the Chemical Industries," 18th Annual Loss
R. A. Freeman, "The Use of Risk Assessment in the Chemical Industries - POP Version,"
A. P. Cox, P. L. Holden, D. R. T. Lowe, and G. Opschoor, "Risk Analysis in the Process
Industries," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4d, AIChE, 1984.
A. G. Johnston, "The Organisation of a Multi-Sponsored International Research Project on
Dispersion of Heavy Gas Clouds," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5b,
AIChE, 1984."Trials on Dispersion of Heavy Gas Clouds," 18th Annual Loss Prevention
J. McQuaid,
Symposium, Sessionon
J. McQuaid, "Trials 5c,Dispersion
AIChE, 1984.
of Heavy Gas Clouds - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 4(1), 58-61, 1985.
T. R. Metzger, A. C. Handermann, D. J. Stookey, and A. Rygg, "Shipboard Inert Gas
Generation," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5d, AIChE, 1984.
T. R. Metzger, A. C. Handermann, D. J. Stookey, and A. Rygg, "On-Site, On-Demand
Nitrogen Generation - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(3), 168-172, 1985.
R. H. Cumming, "Biotechnology - a New Industry with New Hazards?," 18th Annual Loss
Prevention
T. J. DePaolaSymposium, Session 5e,
and C.A. Messina, AIChE,Blanketing,"
"Nitrogen 1984. 18th Annual Loss Prevention
D. C. Kirby, J. L. DeRoo, "Water Spray Protection for a Chemical Processing Unit -- One
Company's View," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6c, AIChE, 1984.
W. B. Howard, "Seveso: Cause; Prevention," 18th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 6f, AIChE,
W. B. Howard, 1984.Cause; Prevention - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
"Seveso:
4(2), 103-104, 1985.
R. E. Capizzani, "An Overview of Flammable Liquid Drum Storage and Protection," 18th
R. E. Capizzani, "An Overview of Flammable Liquid Drum Storage and Protection - POP
H. G. Fisher, "Diers - An Overview of The Program," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
H. G. Fisher, Session
"DIERS55a, AIChE,
Research 1985. On Emergency Relief Systems," Plant/Operations
Program
Progress, Session , AIChE, 1985.
M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung, and H. K. Fauske, "Diers - Large Scale Experiments," 19th
M. A. Grolmes, J. C. Leung and H. K. Fauske, "Large-Scale Experiments of Emergency
Relief Systems," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1985.
H. H. Klein, "Analysis of Diers Venting Tests: Validation of A Tool for Sizing Emergency
Relief Systems for Runaway Chemical Reactions," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 55c, AIChE, 1985.
H. H. Klein, "Analysis of Diers Venting Tests: Validation of A Tool for Sizing Emergency
Relief Systems for Runaway Chemical Reactions - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 5(1), '1-10, 1985.
J. E. Huff, "Multiphase Flashing Flow In Pressure Relief Systems," 19th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 55d, AIChE, 1985.
J. E. Huff, "Multiphase Flashing Flow In Pressure Relief Systems - POP Version,"
D. W. Sallet and G. W. Somers, "Flow Capacity and Response of Safety Relief Valves to
Saturated Water Flow," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 55e, AIChE,
1985.
D. W. Sallet and G. W. Somers, "Flow Capacity and Response of Safety Relief Valves to
Saturated Water Flow - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(4), 207-216, 1985.
H. K. Fauske, "A Practical Approach to Emergency Relief Systems (ERS) Design for
Runaway Chemical Reactions ," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 55f,
AIChE, 1985. "Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design- CEP Version," Chemical
H. K. Fauske,
Engineering
M. A. Grolmes Progress, Vol
and J. C. 81(8),"Safire
Leung, 53-56, -1985.
A Code Methodology for Evaluation of Multiphase
Multicomponent Relief Phenomena," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 56a,
AIChE, 1985.
H. K. Fauske and J. C. Leung, "A New Bench Scale Apparatus Runaway Chemical
Reactions," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 56b, AIChE, 1985.
H. K. Fauske and J. C. Leung, "New Experimental Techniques for Characterizing Runaway
Chemical Reactions," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol (), , 1985.
J. A. Noronha, "Bench-Scale Apparatus - Critique of Some Industrial Applications," 19th
M. A. Grolmes and M. Epstein, "Vapor-Liquid Disengagement In Atmospheric Liquid
Storage Vessels Subjected to External Heat Source," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
M. A. Grolmes and M. Epstein, "Vapor-Liquid Disengagement In Atmospheric Liquid
Storage Vessels Subjected to External Heat Source - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 4(4), 200-206, 1985.
H. S. Forrest, "Emergency Relief Vent Sizing for Fire Exposure When Two Phase Flow Must
Be Considered," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 56e, AIChE, 1985.
D. A. Novak and L. J. Manda, "Diers Project Manual - A Status Report," 19th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1985.
W. J. Bradford, "What Codes Can Be of Help to Practising Engineers -- and How Much,"
W. J. Bradford, "Standards On Safety: How Helpful Are They for Practicing Engineers?-
CEP Version," Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol 81(8), 16-18, 1985.
D. V. Gagliardi, "Dow's Loss Prevention Principles," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
D. V. Gagliardi, "Common Sense Approach to Loss Prevention- CEP Version," Chemical
Engineering Progress, Vol 81(8), 26-28, 1985.
M. F. Henry, "NFPA's Consensus Standards At Work," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
M. F. Henry, Session
"NFPA's57c, AIChE, Standards
Consensus 1985. At Work- CEP Version," Chemical Engineering
Progress,
W. Vol"International
A. Short, 81(8), 20-24, Standards
1985. - Fact Or Fiction," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
W. A. Short, "International Standards: How Do They Affect Our Industry?- CEP Version,"
Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol 81(8), 14-17, 1985.
R. K. Johnson, "Legal Implications of Compliance and Non-Compliance With Safety and

Health Governmental Standards, National Consensus Standards, and Internal Corporate
Guidelines," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 57e, AIChE, 1985.
R. K. Johnson, "Legal Implications of Compliance and Non-Compliance With Safety and

Health Governmental Standards, National Consensus Standards, and Internal Corporate
Guidelines- CEP Version," Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol 81(8), 9-14, 1985.
D. J. Lewis, "Dust Explosions: Their General Relationship to Gas, Vapour and Mist
Explosions With Particular Reference to Venting," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 58a, AIChE, 1985.
C. J. Dahn, M.Ashum, and K. Williams, "Contribution of Low-Level Flammable Vapor
Concentrations to Dust Explosion Output," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 58b,M.Ashum,
C. J. Dahn, AIChE, 1985.
and K. Williams, "Contribution of Low-Level Flammable Vapor
Concentrations to Dust Explosion Output - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
5(1), 57-64, 1986.
N. Gibson, D. J. Harper, and R. L. Rogers, "Evaluation of The Fire and Explosion Risk In
Drying Powders," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 58c, AIChE, 1985.
N. Gibson, D. J. Harper, and R. L. Rogers, "Evaluation of The Fire and Explosion Risk In
Drying Powders - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(3), 181-190, 1985.
L. G. Britton and S. Chippett, "Practical Aspects of Dust Deflagration Testing," 19th Annual
H. Stalder, "Flame Barrier Valves," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 58e,
AIChE, 1985.
H. Stalder, "Flame Barrier Valves - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 6(4), 175-
181, 1987.
L. L. Simpson, "Equations for The VDI and Bartknecht Nomograms," 19th Annual Loss
L. L. Simpson, "Equations for The VDI and Bartknecht Nomograms - POP Version,"
M. E. Buck and E. B. Belason, "Development Status of ASTM Test for Effects of Large
Hydrocarbon Pool Fires On Structural Members," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
M. E. Buck and E. B. Belason, "Development Status of ASTM Test for Effects of Large
Hydrocarbon Pool Fires On Structural Members - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 4(4), 225-229, 1985.
R. M. Berhinig, "Fire Resistance Test for Petrochemical Facility Structural Elements," 19th
R. M. Berhinig, "Fire Resistance Test for Petrochemical Facility Structural Elements - POP
W. A. Rains, "Accelerated Aging Tests for Evaluating Fireproofing Materials," 19th Annual
W. A. Rains, "Accelerated Aging Tests for Evaluating Fireproofing Materials - POP
N. Schultz, "Fire Protection for Cable Trays In Petrochemical Facilities," 19th Annual Loss
N. Schultz, "Fire Protection for Cable Trays In Petrochemical Facilities - POP Version,"
K. Moodie, "The Use of Water Spray Barriers to Disperse Spills of Heavy Gases," 19th
K. Moodie, "The Use of Water Spray Barriers to Disperse Spills of Heavy Gases - POP
R. R. Buch and D. H. Filsinger, "Method for Fire Hazard Assessments of Fluid-Soaked
Thermal Insulation," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 60b, AIChE, 1985.
R. R. Buch and D. H. Filsinger, "Method for Fire Hazard Assessments of Fluid-Soaked
Thermal Insulation," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 60b, AIChE, 1985.
H. I. Joschek, "Results of A study On Causes of Accidents," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
J. A. Boix, "Emergency Flare System - Some Practical Design Features," 19th Annual Loss
J. A. Boix, "Emergency Flare System - Some Practical Design Features - POP Version,"
G. N. Kirby, "Explosion Pressure Shock Resistance and Reaction Forces - Design
Considerations for Explosion Hazards Engineering," 19th Annual Loss Prevention
G. N. Kirby, "Explosion Pressure Shock Resistance and Reaction Forces- CEP Version,"
Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol 81(11), 48-50, 1985.
T. A Kletz, "Inherently Safer Plants," 19th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72a,
AIChE,
T. 1985.
A Kletz, "Inherently Safer Plants - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 4(3),
164-167, 1985.
I. Swift, "Plan Safety Into Processes at The Development Stage," 19th Annual Loss
A. N. Leigh, D. McKee, and P. E. Preece, "Development of an Inclined Plate Jet Reactor
System - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Session 72c, AIChE, 1985.
B. J. Tyler, "Using the Mond Index to Measure Inherent Hazards," 19th Annual Loss
B. J. Tyler, "Using the Mond Index to Measure Inherent Hazards - POP Version,"
D. G. Goggin, "Vibration Monitoring - A Programmed Approach," 20th Annual Loss
R. W. LeBlanc, "Loss Prevention Through Machinery Surveillance Analysis," 20th Annual
R. W. LeBlanc, "Loss prevention through machinery vibration surveillance and analysis -
D. E. Hansen, "Boiler And Machinery Protection Through Control Of Piping Reactions,"
20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 79c, AIChE, 1986.
D. E. Hansen, "Boiler and machinery protection through control of piping reactions - POP
J. S. Arendt, "Determining Heater Retrofits Through Risk Assessment," 20th Annual Loss
J. S. Arendt, "Determining heater retrofits through risk assessment - POP Version,"
C. G. Arnold, W. H. Mueller, and B. W. Ross, "Reducing Risks Through A Pressure Vessel
Management Program," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 79e, AIChE,
1986.
D. J. Lewis, "A Review Of Some Transportation Accidents, Identification Of Causes And
Minimization Of Consequences," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 80a,
AIChE, 1986.
G. A. Gallagher and S. W. McCone, "Lessons In Hazardous Material Transportation Based
On Case Histories - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(3), '186-191, 1986.
R. Kalnins, "Emergency Preparedness And The Dow Chemical Company Emergency
Response Systems," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 80c, AIChE, 1986.
D. Kessler, "Development Of Hazardous Materials Truck Routes In The Dallas-Fort Worth

Metropolitan Area," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 80d, AIChE, 1986.
M. Kazarians, R. F. Boykin, and S. Kaplan, "Transportation Risk Management - A Case

Study," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 80e, AIChE, 1986.
T. A. Kletz, "Transportation Of Hazardous Substances The UK Scene," 20th Annual Loss
T. A. Kletz, "Transportation of Hazardous substances: The UK scene - POP Version,"
G. P. Norstrom, "Property Insurance Considerations In Loss Prevention Expenditures," 20th
G. P. Norstrom, "Property insurance considerations in loss prevention expenditures - POP
T. O. Gibson, "Experience With Cost Effective Loss Prevention," 20th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session
A. Santos, "Effectiveness Of Loss81c, AIChE, 1986.
Prevention Training," 20th Annual Loss Prevention
H. G. Fisher, "Use Of Test Information To Improve Emergency Relief Designs," 20th
R. Mulhaupt, "The National Quick Response Sprinkler Research Project," 20th Annual Loss
D. J. Lewis, "A Review Of Gas And Vapour Explosion Venting For Process Plant," 20th
P. F. Nolan and D. M. Brown, "The Interaction Of Shock Waves And Cylindrical
Structures," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 82b, AIChE, 1986.
G. S. Halpern, D. Nyce, and C. Wrenn, "Inerting For Safety," 20th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Sessionfor
C. Wrenn, "Inerting 82c, AIChE,
safety 1986.
- POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(4), 225-227,
1986.
N. Bennett, F. Cairns, and S. O. Cooper, "Fabric Dust Collector Explosion Venting," 20th
P. F. Nolan, and C. W. J. Bradley, "A Simple Technique for the Optimisation of Layout and
Location for Chemical Plant Safety," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 82e,
AIChE, 1986.
P. F. Nolan and C. W. J. Bradley, "A simple technique for the optimization of lay-out and
location for chemical plant safety - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 6(1), 57-
61, 1987.
W. Bartknecht, "Pressure Venting Of Dust Explosions In Large Vessels," 20th Annual Loss
W. Bartknecht, "Pressure venting of dust explosions in large vessels - POP Version,"
L. Hub and J. D. Jones, "Early On-Line Detection Of Exothermic Reactions," 20th Annual
J. P. Spence, W. J. Huff, J. A. Noronha, G. R. Prok, and A. J. Torres, "Reliable Detection
Of Runaway Reaction Precursors," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 83b,
AIChE, 1986.
J. P. Spence, and J. A. Noronha, "Reliable Detection Of Runaway Reaction Precursors In
Liquid Phase Reactions - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(4), 231-235, 1986.
E. D. Weir, G. W. Gravenstine, and T. F. Hoppe, "Thermal Runaways - Problems With

Agitation Heat Flow Calorimetery - An Analytical Technique to Identify Agitation Hazards,"
S. S. Grossel, "Design And Sizing Of Knock-Out Drums/Catchtanks For Reactor Emergency

Relief Systems," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 83d, AIChE, 1986.
S. S. Grossel, "Design and sizing of knock-out drums/catchtanks for reactor emergency relief
systems - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(3), 129-135, 1986.
R. W. Prugh, "Mitigation of Vapor Cloud Hazards: Part Two: Limiting The Quantity
Released And Countermeasures For Releases," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
R. W. Prugh, "Mitigation of vapor cloud hazards - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 4(2), '95-103, 1985.
W. H. Henstock, "NOx In The Cryogenic Hydrogen Recovery Section Of An Olefins
Production Unit - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(4), '232-237, 1986.
T. A. Kletz, "Modification Chains," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 84b,
AIChE,
T. 1986.
A. Kletz, "Modification chains - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(3), 136-
141, 1986.
G. K. Castle and G. G. Castle, "Effect Of Fireproofing Design On Thermal Performance Of
Horizontal Members With Top Flange Exposed," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
G. K. Castle and G. G. Castle, "Effect of fireproofing design on thermal performance of
horizontal members with top flange exposed - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
6(4), 193-198, 1987.
I. Swift and M. Epstein, "The Performance Of Low Pressure Explosion Vents," 20th Annual
I. Swift and M. Epstein, "Performance of low pressure explosion vents - POP Version,"
L. G. Britton, D. A. Taylor, and D. C. Wobser, "Thermal Stability Of Ethylene At Elevated
Pressures," 20th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 84f, AIChE, 1986.
L. G. Britton, D. A. Taylor and D. C. Wobser, "Thermal stability of ethylene at elevated
pressures - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 5(4), 238-251, 1986.
L. G. Britton, "Systems for Electrostatic Evaluation In Industrial Silos," 21st Annual Loss
L. G. Britton, "Systems for electrostatic evaluation in industrial silos - POP Version,"
Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(1), '40-50, 1988.
R. A. Mancini, "The Use (And Misuse) Of Bonding For Control Of Static Ignition Hazards,"
21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 49b, AIChE, 1987.
R. A. Mancini, "The use (and misuse) of bonding for control of static ignition hazards - POP
Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(1), '23-31, 1988.
L.A. Rosenthal, "Static Electricity And Plastic Drums," 21st Annual Loss Prevention
J. E. Owens, "Spark Ignition Hazards Caused By Charge Induction," 21st Annual Loss
J. E. Owens, "Spark ignition hazards caused by charge induction - POP Version,"
B. D. Berkey, T. H. Pratt, and G. M. Williams, "Review Of Literature Related To Human
Spark Scenarios," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 49e, AIChE, 1987.
B. D. Berkey, T. H. Pratt and G. M. Williams, "Review of literature related to human spark
scenarios - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(1), '32-36, 1988.
Vi.A. Degiorgio, "Chemical Processing Hazards And Loss Experience Associated With The
Manufacture Of Semiconductor Devices," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
50a, AIChE, 1987.
M. Anderson, "Fire Protection Problems Electronics And Semiconductor Industries," 21st
R. A. Freeman, and D. A. Shaw, "Sizing Excess Flow Valves," 21st Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. A. Freeman Session
and D.50c, AIChE,
A. Shaw, 1987. excess flow valves - POP Version," Plant/Operations
"Sizing
Progress,
J. Voland
F. Louvar, 7(3),
D.'176-182,
A. Crowl,1988.
"University/Industrial Safety Course," 21st Annual Loss
Prevention
I. Symposium, Session
Swift, "Developments 50e, AIChE,
In Explosion 1987.21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Protection,"
I. Swift, "Developments in explosion protection - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 7(3), '159-168, 1988.
J. E. S. Venart, U. Sumathipala, R. A. Doyle, W. Qi, N. U. Aydemir, F. R. Steward, and A.
C. Sousa, "Experiments On The Thermo-Hydraulic Response Of Pressure Liquefied Gases In
Externally Heated Tanks With Pressure Relief," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 51b, AIChE, 1987.
J. E. S. Venart, U. K. Sumathipala, F. R. Steward and A. C. M. Sousa, "Experiments on the
thermo-hydraulic response of pressure liquefied gases in externally heated tanks with
pressure relief - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(2), '139-144, 1988.
H. K. Fauske, "Emergency Relief System Design For Reactive And Non-Reactive Systems:
Extention Of The Diers Methodology," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
51c, AIChE, 1987.
H. K. Fauske, "Emergency relief system design for reactive and non-reactive systems:
Extension of the DIERS methodology - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(3),
'153-158, 1988.
W. Bartknecht, "Ignition Capabilities Of Hot Surfaces And Mechanically Generated Sparks
In Flammable Gas And Dust\Air Mixtures," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 51d, AIChE, 1987.
I. Swift, and R. DeGood, "An Experimental Study Of The Consequences Of Improperly
Specified Or Installed Rupture Discs," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
51e, AIChE, 1987.
P. A. Toucharo, "Chemical Transportation Emergency Case Histories," 21st Annual Loss
F. T. Bodurtha, Jr., "Vent Heights For Emergency Releases Of Heavy Gas," 21st Annual
F. T. Bodurtha Jr., "Vent heights for emergency releases of heavy gases - POP Version,"
B. A. Van Boskirk, "Unexpected Secondary Effects Of Pressure Relief Devices," 21st
D. W. Studer, B. A. Cooper, and L. C. Doelp, "Vaporization And Dispersion Modeling Of
Contained Refrigerated Liquid Spills," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
52b,
D. W.AIChE,
Studer,1987.
B. A. Cooper and L. C. Doelp, "Vaporization and dispersion modeling of
contained refrigerated liquid spills - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(2),
'127-135, 1988.
L. R. DiMaio, and E. C. Norman, "Performance Of Aqueous Hazmat Foams On Selected
Hazardous Materials," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 52e, AIChE, 1987.
L. R. DiMaio and E. C. Norman, "Performance of aqueous hazmat foams on selected
hazardous materials - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(3), '195-198, 1988.
T.A. Kletz, "Should We Teach Loss Prevention To Undergraduates?," 21st Annual Loss
T. A. Kletz, "Should undergraduates be instructed in loss prevention? - POP Version,"
R. L. Barnes, "CAER Community Awareness Emergency Response," 21st Annual Loss
J. O. Philley, "Emergency Preparedness Training Tips," 21st Annual Loss Prevention
R. G. Berg, ""Fricker's Chemicals Warehouse Fire - Lessons Learned"," 21st Annual Loss
A. Ben Clymer, and Thomas B. Judge, "Desktop Simulators Of Plant Emergencies," 21st
B. P. Kolodji, "Using Risk Analysis During Design," 21st Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session
T. A. Kletz, "Why 54a,
Are AIChE,
Fewer Case1987.
Histories Being Published?," 21st Annual Loss
T. A. Kletz, "On the need to publish more case histories - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 7(3), '145-147, 1988.
J. F. Murphy, "A Burner Management Emphasis Program," 21st Annual Loss Prevention
J. F. Murphy, "A burner management emphasis program - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 7(3), '173-175, 1988.
P. G. Snyder, "Brittle Fracture Of A High Pressure Heat Exchanger," 21st Annual Loss
P. G. Snyder, "Brittle fracture of a high pressure heat exchanger - POP Version,"
L. G. Britton, and J. A. Smith, "Static Hazards Of Drum Filling I. Actual Incidents And
Guidelines," 21st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 54e, AIChE, 1987.
L. G. Britton and J. A. Smith, "Static hazards of drum filling. I. Actual incidents and
guidelines - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 7(1), '53-63, 1988.
H. G. Fisher, "The DIERS users group: A forum for development/dissemination of
emergency relief system design technology," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
H. G. Fisher, "The DIERS users group: A forum for development/dissemination of
emergency relief system design technology - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
8(2), '70-72, 1989.
W. T. Vyn and I. Swift, "Vent Sizing Calorimetry: A Critique of Existing Equipment," 22nd
J. C. Leung, N. J. Stepaniuk, and G. L. Cantrell, "Emergency Relief Considerations Under
Severe Segregation Scenarios," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73c,
AIChE, 1988.
J. C. Leung, N. J. Stepaniuk and G. L. Cantrell, "Emergency relief considerations under
segregation scenarios - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 8(1), '3-7, 1989.
K. E. First and J. E. Huff, "Design Charts for Two-Phase Flashing Flow In Emergency
Pressure Relief Systems," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73d, AIChE,
1988.
K. E. First and J. E. Huff, "Design charts for two-phase flashing flow in emergency pressure
relief systems - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 8(1), '40-54, 1989.
L. S. Kirch, and J. W. Magee, and W. W. Stuper, "Application of the DIERS Methodology to
the Study of Runaway Polymerizations," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
73e, AIChE, 1988.
L. S. Kirch, J. W. Magee and W. W. Stuper, "Application of the DIERS methodology to the
study of runaway polymerization: Validation of the DIERS methodology using blow-down
tests - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 9(1), '11-15, 1990.
H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes, and G. H. Clare, "Applying DIERS Methodology to Existing

Plant Operations," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73f, AIChE, 1988.
H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes and G. H. Clare, "Process safety evaluation applying DIERS
methodology to existing plant operations - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol
8(1), '19-24, 1989.
O. M. Slye, Jr., "Loss Prevention Fundamentals for the Process Industry," 22nd Annual Loss
L. E. Almgren, "Designing for Fire and Explosion Safety," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention
I. Swift, "NFPA 68 Guide for Venting Deflagrations: What's New and How It Affects You,"
22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 74c, AIChE, 1988.
C. Yao, "The Development and Application of the ESFR Sprinkler System," 22nd Annual
C. Yao, "Early Suppression Fast Response Sprinkler Systems- CEP Version," Chemical
Engineering Progress, Vol 84(11), 38-43, 1988.
R. W. Prugh, "Quantitative Evaluation of "BLEVE" Hazards," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention
D. K. Wilson, "Failure Mode Management: A Loss Prevention Philosophy for Programmable
Logic Controllers," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 75a, AIChE, 1988.
H. W. Thomas, "A Quantitative Approach to the Use of Programmable Controllers In Safety
Circuits," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 75b, AIChE, 1988.
G. K. McMillan and D. H. Munger, "Can You Say "Process Interlocks?"," 22nd Annual Loss
J. Cholin, "The Current State of the Art In Optical Fire Detection," 22nd Annual Loss
J. Cholin, "The current state of the art in optical fire detection - POP Version,"
J. P. Gillis, "Rapid Fire Detection In Dust Process Equipment Utilizing High Air Flows,"
22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 75e, AIChE, 1988.
E. M. Drake, and P. A. Croce, "Guidelines for Safe Storage and Handling of High Toxic
Hazard Materials - A New CCPS Publication," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
G. M. Hutter, "Role of Epidemiological Studies In Evaluating Health Risks From Hazardous
Materials," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 76b, AIChE, 1988.
C. L. Thrasher, ""What If....?" A Model Emergency Response," 22nd Annual Loss
P. W. Becker and M. T. Vidnansky, "Decommissioning of An Industrial Research
Laboratory," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 76d, AIChE, 1988.
J. L. Walker, W. W. Bannister, T. E. Morehouse, and R. E. Tapscott, "Applications of Amine
Gelling Agents In Fire Technology," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 76e,
AIChE, 1988.
W. W. Bannister, J. L. Walker and E. T. Morehouse, "Applications of amine gelling agents in
fire technology - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 8(2), '80-81, 1989.
A. F. Burk, "Managing Process Safety to Prevent Catastrophes," 22nd Annual Loss
Prevention
J. Symposium,
F. Louvar, "Managing Session 77a,
Safety In AIChE,
R&D," 22nd1988.
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
J. 77b, AIChE,
L. Hawksley, 1988.
"Process Safety Management - A UK Approach," 22nd Annual Loss
J. A. Noronha, "Explosion & Venting Protection In Process Safety Review," 22nd Annual
G. J. T. North and J. A. MacDiarmid, "Lessons Learned From A Hydrogen Explosion In A
Process Unit," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 78a, AIChE, 1988.
R. F. Schwab, "Explosion & Fire At A Phenol Plant," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention
T. A. Kletz, "Fires and Explosions On Hydrocarbon Oxidation Plants," 22nd Annual Loss
J. E. Jeffery, "Business As Usual," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 78d,
AIChE, 1988.
R. F. Schwab, "Consequences of Solvent Ignition During A Drum Filling Operation," 22nd
T. A. Kletz, "Accidents Prevented By Good Procedures," 22nd Annual Loss Prevention
T. A. Kletz, "Good safety procedures can prevent accidents: Some examples - POP Version,"
T. O. Gibson, "Loss Prevention Features Perform In Fired Heater Loss Incident," 22nd
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 78g, AIChE, 1988.
J. F. Aultman, P. E. Rakita, and L. A. Stapleton, "Safety Considerations For Handling
Industrial Scale Grignard Reagents," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7a,
AIChE, 1989.
H. R. Kavianian, C. A. Wentz, R. W. Peters, and I.E. Martino , "Total Concepts In Safety
Systems Management For Hazardous Materials Handlings And Design Of Hazardous
Processes," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7b, AIChE, 1989.
C. M. McCloskey, "Safe Handling Of Organic Peroxides: An Overview," 23nd Annual Loss
C. M. McCloskey, "Safe handling of organic peroxides: An overview - POP Version,"
T. Bielli, "A Positive Approach To Compressed Gas Safety," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
R. Mulhaupt and L. Przybyla, "National Flammable Liquid Container Storage Fire Safety
Research Project," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7f, AIChE, 1989.
H. K. Fauske, "Preventing Explosions During Chemical And Materials Storage," 23nd
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1989.
H. K. Fauske, "Preventing explosions during chemicals and materials storage - POP
L. Edward Brown, W. E. Martinsen, and D. W. Johnson, "Siting Considerations For
Liquefied Gas Facilities," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8a, AIChE,
1989.
R. E. Munson, "Role Of Loss Prevention Professional In Project Reviews," 23nd Annual
T. V. Rodante, "Cost Effective Safety Considerations Made Possible By Quantifiable Hazard
Analysis," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8c, AIChE, 1989.
R. N. Brummel, "Procedures For Preventing Runaways," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
R. N. Brummel, "Procedures for preventing pilot plant runaways - POP Version,"
J. W. Bowman and R.P.Perkins, "Preventing Fires With High Temperature Vaporizers,"
23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9b, AIChE, 1989.
J. W. Bowman and R. P. Perkins, "Preventing fires with high temperature vaporizers - POP
C. J. M. van Wingerden, A. C. van den Berg, and G. Opschoor, "Vapor Cloud Explosion
Blast Prediction," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9c, AIChE, 1989.
C. J. M. van Wingerden, A. C. van den Berg and G. Opschoor, "Vapor cloud explosion blast
prediction - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 8(4), '234-238, 1989.
R. L. Green and D. E. Dressel , "Heat Transfer Fluid Fires And Their Prevention In Vapor
Thermal Liquid Systems," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9d, AIChE,
1989.
C. Bagner, L. Tuma, and S. A. Bacher, "Hazards Evaluation In A Multipurpose Pilot Plant,"
23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9e, AIChE, 1989.
M. A. Capraro and J. H. Strickland, "Preventing Fires And Explosions In Pilot Plants," 23nd
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9f, AIChE, 1989.
M. A. Capraro and J. H. Strickland, "Preventing fires and explosions in pilot plants - POP
H. K. Fauske, G. H. Clare, M. J. Creed, and J.A. Noronha, "An Easy And Inexpensive
Approach To DIERS Methodology," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10a,
AIChE, 1989.
M.J. Creed and H. K. Fauske, "An Easy And Inexpensive Approach To DIERS Procedure-
CEP Version," Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol 86(3), 45-49, 1990.
W. J. Janecek and P. L. Simiskey, "DIERS Implementation," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
H. S. Forrest,Session 10b, AIChE,
L. S. Kirch, and G. 1989.
R. Van Sciver, "Worst Credible Case For Emergency
Relief Of Chemically Reacting System Questionnaire," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
J. C. Leung, Session
and F. N.10c, AIChE,"Two-Phase
Nazario, 1989. Flashing Flow Evaluations Based On DIERS,
API, And ASME Methodologies," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10d,
AIChE, 1989. and M. J. King, "Emergency Relief Requirements For Certain Organic
M. A. Grolmes,
Peroxides Based On DIERS Methodology," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
H. K. Fauske, "Source Term For Vapor Cloud Dispersion And Evacuation Implications,"
23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10f, AIChE, 1989.
M. L. Griffin, "Maintaining Plant Safety Through Effective Process Change Control," 23nd
J. H. Reitberger, "Safe Project Implementation," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
C. W. Ramsay, "Plant Modifications: Maintain Your Mechanical Integrity," 23nd Annual
C. W. Ramsay, "Plant modifications: Maintain your mechanical integrity - POP Version,"
D. A. Crowl, and J. F. Louvar, "Instructional Videotapes On Chemical Process Safety,"
23nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11d, AIChE, 1989.
D. A. Crowl and J. F. Louvar, "Instructional videotapes on chemical process safety - POP
S. J. Skinner, "Case Histories of Dust Explosions," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
S. J. Skinner,Session 11e, AIChE,
"Case histories 1989.
of dust explosions - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 8(4), 211-217, 1989.
B. Hancock, "Awareness Training For The Process Industries," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
B. Hancock, "Safer piping: Awareness training for the process industries - POP Version,"
F. Tamanini, "Turbulance Effects On Dust Explosion Venting," 23nd Annual Loss
F. Tamanini, "Turbulence effects on dust explosion venting - POP Version," Plant/Operations
Progress, Vol 9(1), 52-60, 1990.
L. G. Britton, "Combustion Hazards Of Silane And Its Chlorides," 23nd Annual Loss
L. G. Britton, "Combustion hazards of silane and its chlorides - POP Version,"
D. L. Haines, R. E. Sanders, and J. H. Wood, "Stop Tank Abuse," 23nd Annual Loss
R. E. Sanders, Session
D. L. Haines and J.12c,
H. AIChE, 1989.tank abuse - POP Version,"
Wood, "Stop
Plant/Operations Progress,
T. O. Gibson, "Learning Vol from
Value 9(1), Blown
61-65, 1990.
Fuse," 23nd Annual Loss Prevention
T. O. Gibson, "Learning value from a blown fuse - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress,
Vol 8(4), 209-210, 1989.
E. S. De Haven, and T. J. Dietsche, "Catalyst Explosion A Case History," 23nd Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12e, AIChE, 1989.
E. S. De Haven, and T. J. Dietsche, "Catalyst Explosion: A Case History - POP Version,"
K.J. Walewski, "Wellhead Explosion During Well Descaling Treatment," 23nd Annual Loss
D. C. Tabar, "Foam-Water Sprinkler Protection For Flammable Liquids," 23nd Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 12g, AIChE, 1989.
D. C. Tabar, "Foam-water sprinkler protection for flammable liquids - POP Version,"
W. L. Frank and O. M. Zodeh, "The Process Safety Impact Of Distributed Control Systems,"
J. A. Shaw, "Design Your Distributed Control System To Reduce Operator Error," 24th
H. M. Paula, M. W. Roberts, and R. E. Battle, "Reliability Performance Of Fault-Tolerant
Digital Control Systems," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 90c, AIChE,
1990.
V. J. Maggioli and G. H. Stike, "Programmable Electronic Systems And Safety In Today's
Chemical Plants," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 90d, AIChE, 1990.
T. A. Kletz, "More Human Problems With Computer Control," 24th Annual Loss Prevention
P. Gruhn, "The Potential Misuse & Consequences Of Using PLCs For Critical Safety
Systems," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 90f, AIChE, 1990.
F. Owen Kubias, "CCPS - Undergraduate Education Activities," 24th Annual Loss
A. M. Lane, "A Practical Example Of Teaching Health And Safety Throughout A Chemical
Engineering Curriculum," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 91b, AIChE,
1990.
B. M. Hancock and F. M. Dendy, "Computer Training In Handling Emergencies," 24th
D. A. Crowl and J. F. Louvar, "A Faculty Workshop On Safety, Health And Loss
Prevention," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 91d, AIChE, 1990.
M. Fleischman, "Risk Reduction In The Chemical Engineering Curriculum," 24th Annual
M. DesJardin, D. Gustafson, R. Helling et al., "Dow Chemical Western Division Research
Pre-Operational Review For New Projects," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 91f, AIChE, 1990.
T. Chakravarty, H. G. Fisher, and L. A. Voyt, "Reactive Monomer Tank - A Thermal
Stability Analysis," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 92a, AIChE, 1990.
J. F. Griffiths and B. F. Gray, "Fundamentals Of Autoignition Of Hydrocarbons And Other
Organic Substrates In The Gas Phase," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
92b, AIChE, 1990.
L. G. Britton, "Spontaneous Insulation Fires," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
B. 92c, AIChE,
R. Dunbobbin, 1990.
B. L. Werley, and J. G. Hansel, "Structured Packings For Use In Oxygen
Service - Flammability Considerations," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
92d, AIChE, 1990.
J. Mackenzie, "Considerations For The Safe Design Of Processess Using Hydrogren
Peroxide And Organics," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 92e, AIChE,
1990.
H. T. Kohlbrand, "Case History Of A Deflagration Involving An Organic Solvent/Oxygen
System Below Its Flash Point," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 92f,
AIChE, 1990.
K. Chatrathi and R. DeGood, "Explosion Isolation Systems Used In Conjunction With
Explosion Vents," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 93a, AIChE, 1990.
J. A. Noronha and A. J. Torres, "Runaway Risk Approach Addressing Many Dilemmas -
Matching Consequences With Risk Reduction Methods," 24th Annual Loss Prevention
D. A. Crowl, "Using Thermodynamic Availability To Determine The Energy Of Explosion,"
T. A. Kletz, "Inherently Safer Plants - An Update," 24th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
T. C. Lemoff,Session 93d,Back
"BLEVE: AIChE, 1990. 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
To Basics,"
93e, AIChE, 1990.
J. M. Schroy, "Design Institute For Physical Property (DIPPR) Data: Environmental, Safety
And Health Data Projects," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 93f, AIChE,
1990.
N. Roussakis and K. Lapp, "A Comprehensive Test Method For Inline Flame Arresters,"
R. DeGood and K. Chatrathi, "A Comparative Analysis Of Test Work Studying Factors
Influencing Pressures Developed In Vented Deflagrations," 24th Annual Loss Prevention
T. C. Piotrowski, "Specification Of Flame Arresting Devices For Manifolded Low Pressure
Storage Tanks," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 94c, AIChE, 1990.
J. B. Cornwell, D. W. Johnson, and W. E. Martinsen, "Relief Valves And Vents: How Exit
Conditions Affect Hazard Zones," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 94d,
AIChE, 1990.
J. F. Straitz, "Large Scale Flame Arrester Testing/Standards," 24th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
A. N. SkouloudisSession
and94e,
H. M.AIChE, 1990. "Hydrodynamic Aspects Of Venting For Vessels
Kottowski,
Containing Viscous Fluids," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 94f, AIChE,
1990.
J. S. Arendt and D. K. Lorenzo, "Investigation Of A Filter Explosion," 24th Annual Loss
Prevention
B. W. Bailey,Symposium,
"Iron Fire Session 95a, AIChE,
In Heat Recovery 1990.
Unit," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
J. W. Hempseed and R. W. Ormsby, "Explosion Within A Helium Purifier," 24th Annual
R. L. Gordon, H. R. Greenberg, W. F. Early et al., "Utilization Of PC Based Hazard And
Operability Study Data," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 95d, AIChE,
1990.
M. A. Kaiser, "Forestalling A Serious Incident--A Detective Story," 24th Annual Loss
M. Ahmed and M. Lavin, "Exothermic Reactions Of DCPD And Protection Against Them,"
24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 95f, AIChE, 1990.
R. S. Adams and A. Shafaghi, "Difficulties In Implementing The California Risk
Management And Prevention Program," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
95g, AIChE, 1990.
, "Index Of Papers Symposia 1 Thru 23," 24th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session ,
AIChE,
J. 1990. "Measuring Process Safety Management," 25th Annual Loss Prevention
C. Sweeney,
R. E. Witter, "The Guidelines For Hazard Evaluation Procedures Second Edition," 25th
R. C. Matthiessen, "Chemical Accident Prevention Under The Clean Air Act Amendment,"
L. V. Csengery, "The Time For Process Hazards Analysis (PHA) Has Arrived," 25th Annual
D. C. Hendershot, "Using Hazard Evaluation Techniques For Process Safety Management
Throughout The Life Of A Process," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 68e,
AIChE, 1991.
J. S. Arendt, "Implementing Process Safety Management Programs At Industrial Facilities,"
K. K. Papas and J. T. Sommerfeld, "Comparisons Of Tank Drainage Times: Orifice Drains
Versus Piping," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 69a, AIChE, 1991.
D. A. Crowl, "Using Thermodynamic Availability to Determine the Energy of Explosion -
D. A. Crowl, "Using thermodynamic availability to determine the energy of explosion for

compressed gases - POP Version," Plant/Operations Progress, Vol 11(2), 47-49, 1992.
J. G. Hansel, J. W. Mitchell, and H.C. Klotz, "Predicting And Controlling Flammability Of
Multiple Fuel And Multiple Inert Mixtures," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
A. C. Brombacher and R. Spiker, "How To Compare Emergency Shutdown Systems (ESD),"
K. J. Anselmo, R. E. Linney, C. Rutch et al. , "Tornado Risk Analysis," 25th Annual Loss
J. F. Griffiths and W. Kordylewski, "The Prediction Of Spontaneous Ignition Hazards
Resulting From The "Hot Stacking" Of Processed Materials," 25th Annual Loss Prevention
W. B. Howard, "Precautions In Selection, Installation, And Use Of Flame Arresters," 25th
M. D. Gordon, "On-Line Modeling Of Thermally Hazardous Batch Processes," 25th Annual
R. W. Prugh, "Improved F/N Graph Presentation And Criteria," 25th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
K. Chatrathi, Session 70d, AIChE,
"Deflagration 1991.
Protection Of Pipes," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
L. G. Britton, "Measurement Of Ignition Energy For Safety Application," 25th Annual Loss
H. E. Huckins, "Program Of CCPS's Emergency Relief Effluent Subcommittee," 25th Annual
J. E. Huff, "Relief System Reaction Forces In Gas And Two-Phase Flow," 25th Annual Loss
H. K. Fauske and M. A. Grolmes, "Mitigation Of Hazardous Emergency Release Source
Terms Via Quench Tanks," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 71c, AIChE,
1991.
A. G. Keiter, "Emergency Pressure Relief Discharge Control By Passive Quenching -
Update," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 71d, AIChE, 1991.
J. E. Huff, "Relief System Design Scope Of CCPS Effluent Handling Guidelines," 25th
Alex Kalos, "An Expert System For The Evaluation Of Design Bases Of Pressure Relief
Devices," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72a, AIChE, 1991.
K. D. Bever, T. M. Raymond, and D. E. Stouppe, "DATALERT: An Integrated Machinery
Vibration Data Collection And Analysis System Used In Loss Prevention," 25th Annual Loss
J. P. Balkey and W. R. Lund, "Extended Abstract For Inclusion In The Meeting Abstract
Book," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72c, AIChE, 1991.
D. R. E. Worthington, "Recent Computer Modelling Advances For Process Hazard
Analysis," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72d, AIChE, 1991.
V. J. Maggioli, "Expert Systems For Process Safety & Loss Prevention," 25th Annual Loss
A. M. Dowell, "Application Of An Expert System To Assist In Preparation For Safety,
Health, And Environmental Reviews," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
72f, AIChE, 1991.
P. Gruhn, "Case History Of The Replacement Of A Pneumatic And Relay Based Emergency
Shutdown System," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73a, AIChE, 1991.
S. M. Lemkowitz, "Successful Integration Of Health, Safety, Environmental And Social
Aspects Into Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Education," 25th Annual Loss Prevention
S. E. Anderson, A. M. Dowell, and J. B. Mynaugh, "Flashback From Waste Gas Incinerator
Into Air Supply Piping," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73c, AIChE,
1991.
R. E. Sanders, "Mini Modification Miseries Small Quick Changes In A Plant Can Create Bad
Memories," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73d, AIChE, 1991.
B. A. Prine, "Analysis Of Titanium / Carbon Steel Heat Exchanger Fire," 25th Annual Loss
S. E. Anderson, and R. W. Skloss, "More Bang For Your Buck: Getting The Most From
Accident Investigation," 25th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73f, AIChE,
1991.
G. Page, "Regulatory Issues - An Industrial Prospective," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
E. Cherenson,Session 71a, AIChE,
"The Small Chemical1992.
Manufacturer: Managing the Issues of Safey and Loss
Prevention Regulation," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 71b, AIChE,
1992.
R. Horner, "New Regulations and the Four Keys to Chemical Safety," 26th Annual Loss
V. Boyen, "A Compliance Strategy for Process Safety Regulation," 26th Annual Loss
T. Seymour, "OSHA's Interest in Chemical Plant Safet," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
J. Easterbrook, "MIACC (Major Industrial Accidents Coordinating Commitee): A Canadian
Consensus Group of Stakeholders Working on Safety Issues Prior to Legislatio," 26th
K. Chatrathi, "Analysis of Vent Area Estimation Methods for Non-Nomograph Cases," 26th
P. Amyotte and M. Pegg, "Dust Explosion Prevention by Additional of Thermal Inhibitor,"
26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72b, AIChE, 1992.
W. Mercx, G. Opschoor, and C. van Wingerden, "Venting for Gaseous Explosions," 26th
C. Sheppard, "Disengagement Prediction via Drift Flux Correlations for Vertical Horizontal
and Spherical Vessel," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 72d, AIChE, 1992.
J. A. Senecal, "Halol Replacement - The Law and the Option," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
E. Ural, "Dust Entrainability and Its Effect on Explosion Propagation in Elongated
Structure," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73a, AIChE, 1992.
C. J. Dahn, B. Reyes, and A. Kashani, "Electrostatic Hazards in Pneumatic Conveying of
Powder," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73b, AIChE, 1992.
K. L. Cashdollar, E. S. Weiss, N. B. Greninger, et al., "Laboratory and Large-Scale Dust
Explosion Research," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 73c, AIChE, 1992.
J. J. Sharkey, R. Cutro, and G. T. Wildman, "Process Safety Testing Program for Reducing
Risks Associated with Large Scale Chemical Manufacturing Operation," 26th Annual Loss
D. J. Frurip, "Using the ASTM CHETAH Program in Chemical Process Hazard Evaluatio,"
L. Davis, "Maximizing Emergency Response Trainin," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
J. A. Davis, "Risk Assessment - A Component of Effective Emergency Response," 26th
A. M. Lane and D. W. Arnold, "Emergency Procedures and Drills in Pilot Plant," 26th
M. B. Moore, "Review of OSHA's Rule on Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency
Response," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 74c, AIChE, 1992.
H. Clayton, "Refinery Emergency Management Planning," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. G. Runyon, Session 74d, AIChE,
J. A. Davis, and Y.1992.
Y. Chang, "Emergency Response Training and
Technology Transfer within the Republic of China," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
D. WorthingtonSession 74e,
and J. D. AIChE, 1992.
Linn, "An Integrated Approach for the Prediction of Vapor Cloud
Dispersion BLEVE''s and Explosion," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
74f, AIChE, 1992. J. Bartzis, and J. Wurtz, "Simulation of the Thorney Island Dense Gas
A. Andronopoulos,
Trial No. 8 Using the Code ADREA-H," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
75a, AIChE, 1992.
G. A. Melhem and P. A. Croce,, "Data Summary and Analysis of NFPA's BLEVE Trial,"
E. M. P. Lenois and J. A. Davenport, "A Survey of Vapor Cloud Explosions - Second
Update," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 75c, AIChE, 1992.
L. J. Moore, "Development of a Methodology to Estimate Property Damage Loss from Vapor

Cloud Explosion," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 75d, AIChE, 1992.
J. E. S. Venart, K. Sumathipala, K. F. Sollows, et al., "To BLEVE or not to BLEVE -
Anatomy of a Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosio," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session
M. G. Whitney, D. D.75e, AIChE,
Barker, and 1992.
K. M. Spivey , "Ultimate Capacity of Blast Loaded
Structures Common to Chemical Plant," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
75f,
J. O.AIChE,
Philley,1992.
"Acceptable Risk? ," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 76a,
AIChE, 1992.
J. F. Murphy, "Dow Chemical Company's Consolidated Audit," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. W. Johnson Session
and F.76b, AIChE, 1992.
L. Leverenz, "HAZOPs Today," 26th Annual Loss Prevention
D. J. Leggett, "Management of a Reactive Chemicals Incident - A Case Study," 26th Annual
J. Griffiths, D. Coppersthwaite, and B. Gray, "Oscillatory Instability in a Semi-Batch
Reactor," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 76e, AIChE, 1992.
, "Index of Papers Symposia 1 thru 25 ," 26th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
76f,F.AIChE,
W. 1992.
Early, J. B. Mettalia, Jr., and S. S. Grossel, "Preparation Of The Guidlines For
Engineering Design For Process Safety," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
7a, AIChE,
M. D. Weill1993.
and J. W. Rebeck , "A Quality Oriented Approach to Process Safety
Management Implementation," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7b,
AIChE, 1993.
R. Foster and B. Klimczak , "FireScan Condition Monitoring for Critical Protection
Equipment," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7c, AIChE, 1993.
J. Shah and T. C. McKelvey, "Using Major Hazards Review to Identify Atypical Hazards For
Quantitative Risk Assessment," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7d,
AIChE, 1993. "Contractor - Hazard Identification and Control," 27th Annual Loss
G. W. Whitaker,
A. D. Kaeppeler, K. E. Sweetland, and M. D. Woltanski, "Health and Safety Practices and
Procedures for Effective Loss Control on Environmental Assessment and Remediation
Projects," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8a, AIChE, 1993.
W. L. Wehrum, "Case Study of a Hydrogen Peroxide Related Detonation in a Wastewater
Treatment Tank," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8b, AIChE, 1993.
T. H. Pratt, "A Suggested Electrostatic Mechanism For The Ignition Of Flammable Vapors
Escaping From A Wastewater Solution Containing A Peroxide," 27th Annual Loss
R. W. Prugh, "Quantitative Evaluation of Fireball Hazards," 27th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
G. Session 8d, External
Browne, "Evaluating AIChE, 1993.
Spill Response Resources," 27th Annual Loss Prevention
T. H. Seymour, "Development Of OSHA's PSM Regulations: Lessons Learned," 27th
L. Helsing and R. Craig Matthiessen, "EPA's Risk Management Plan Regulations: Insights
And Intention," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9b, AIChE, 1993.
D. Andrews, "OSHA's And EPA's Use Of Performance-Based Regulations For Accident
Prevention: A Petroleum Industry Viewpoint," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
S. Crowther, "Disaster Potential Evaluation Guidlines: Preventing Major Chemical Accidents
In Texas," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9d, AIChE, 1993.
W. L. Frank, "The Technical Basis For Using Substance Lists And Threshold Quantities For
Prioritizing Major Accident Prevention And Regulatory Activites," 27th Annual Loss
N. E. Scheffler, L. S. Green, and D. Frurip, "Vapor Suppression of Chemicals Using Foam,"
D. D. Barker, M. G. Whitney, and J. H. Waclawczyk, "Failure and Design Limit Criteria for
Blast Loaded Structure," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10b, AIChE,
1993.
T. Knittel, "In Line (Detonation) Flame Arresters - Function, Certification, Selection and
Application," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10c, AIChE, 1993.
A. J. Torres, Jr. and T. J. Simmons, "Testing Of Portable Tanks For Flammable Liquids,"
L. L. Simpson and P. E. Minton, "Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas - Reboiler
Safety," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10e, AIChE, 1993.
O. M. Slye, Jr., "Liquid Drainage And Containment For Safe Plant Operations," 27th Annual
Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10f, AIChE, 1993.
, "no paper," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1993.
B. C. Ream, E. M. Thorsteinson, et al. , "Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas - Iron
Oxide Chemistry," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11a, AIChE, 1993.
R. Perbal, "Transient Flow Phenomena and Reaction Forces During Blowdown of Gas at
High Pressures Through Relief Lines Behind Rupture Discs," 27th Annual Loss Prevention
M. J. Pegg, P. R. Amyotte, and K. J. Mintz, "Measurement of the Flammability Envelope of
Dusts," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11c, AIChE, 1993.
W. P. M. Mercx, "Influence of Root Weight of Covered Highways on the Effects of an
Internal Vapour Cloud Explosion," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11d,
AIChE,
V. Ebadat1993.
and P. Cartwright, "Electrostatic Hazards from Small Non-Conducting Containers
for Flammable Liquids," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11e, AIChE,
1993.
F. Gurry and M. L. Griffin, "Case Histories of Some Power- and Control-Based Process
Safety Incidents," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12a, AIChE, 1993.
G. Viera and P. H. Wadia, "Ethylene Oxide Explosion at Seadrift, Texas - Background and
Technical Findings," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12b, AIChE, 1993.
R. E. Sanders, "Victims of Vacuum - Ego-Deflating Case Histories," 27th Annual Loss
W. P. M. Mercx, Session
A. C. van 12c, AIChE,
den Berg, 1993.
and G. Opschoor, "Current Research at TNO on Vapor
Cloud Explosion Modeling," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12d, AIChE,
1993.
T. A. Kletz, "Unforseen Side-Effects of Improving the Environment," 27th Annual Loss
B. Matusz and D. L. Sadler, "A Comprehensive Program for Preventing Cyclohexane
Oxidation Process Piping Failures," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12f,
AIChE, 1993.
, "Loss Prevention Sympsosia - Index of Papers," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session , AIChE, 1993.
Det norske Veritas Industry, Inc., "Inspection Programs and Engineering Analysis of
Pressure Vessels in Wet Hydrogen Sulfide Service," 27th Annual Loss Prevention
M. J. Conley and D. Williams, "Ammonia Vessel Integrity Program a Modern Approach,"
O. T. Saugerud and S. O. Angelsen, "Probabilistic Calculation of Remaining Life Time of
Steam Reformer Furnace Tubes," 27th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 13c,
AIChE, 1993.
W. L. Frank, P. E., "Technical Bases for Using Substance Lists and Threshold Quantities for
Prioritizing Major Accident Prevention and Regulatory Activities," 27th Annual Loss
S. E. Feltch, "Texas Air Control Board Permit Review for Disaster Reviews," 27th Annual
D. O'Shaughnessey and B. Powers, "Simulating Flammability Under Process Condition,"
S. Chippett, "Flammability Measurements in a Tubular Flow System," 28th Annual Loss
K. L. Cashdollar, "Flammability of Metals and Other Elemental Dust Clouds," 28th Annual
T. C. Hofelich, D. J. Frurip, and J. B. Powers, "The Determination of Compatibility via
Thermal Analysis and Mathematical Modeling," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
S. S. Y. 8d, AIChE,
Wang, 1994.and W. Merkl, "Investigation of a Thermal Runaway Hazard -
S. Kiang,
Drum Storage of Thionyl Chlroride/Ethyl Acetate Mixture," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session
D. I. Townsend, 8e, AIChE,
"Application 1994. Thermokinetic Data to the Design of Safety
of ARC™
Schemes for Industrial Reactors," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9a,
AIChE, 1994.
G. A. Melhem and D. A. Shaw, "An Advanced Method for The Estimation of Reaction
Kinetics, Scale-Up and Pressure Relief Design," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
D. D. Goetz and J. S. Sawrey, "Aspects of Emergency Relief Design for Reactive Systems,"
T. Hoppe, A. Bayer, K. Boucher, et al., "An Analysis of Two Thermal Runaway Reactions
Involving Commonly Used Chemicals," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
9d, AIChE, 1994.
D. J. Frurip, A. Charkabarti, T. C. Hofelich, et al., "Hazard Evaluation of Polymerizable
Compounds," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9e, AIChE, 1994.
T. Kotoyori, "Critial Temperature for the Thermal Explosion of Liquid Organic Peroxides,"
P. Croce, "Evaluating Process Risk for Loss Control," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
J. Venart, K. Sollows, and X. Jian, "Flixborough; Twenty Years Later: A Re-examination,"
K. Lapp and H. Werneburg, "Detonation Flame Arrester Qualifying Application Parameters
for Explosion Prevention in Vapor Handling Systems," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
W. P. M. Merx, D. M. Johnson, and J. Puttock, "Validation of Scaling Techniques for
Experimental Vapour Cloud Explosion Investigations," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
K. van Wingerden, H. C. Salvesen, and R. Perbal, "Simulation of an Accidental Vapor Cloud
Explosion," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10e, AIChE, 1994.
Q. A. Baker, M. J. Tang, E. Scheier, et al., "Vapor Cloud Explosion Analysis," 28th Annual
J. Noronha, G. Page, D. Karydas, et al., "Promoting an Organized Qualitative-Quantitative
Risk Analysis for Process Safety, Fire & Explosion Concerns with Emphasis on Flexible
Risk Levels, Design, and Operability," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
11a, AIChE, 1994.
J. S. Arendt, "The Limits of Learning by Using Risk Analysis Techniques," 28th Annual
P. Myers, "QRA as a Cost-Effective Management Decision Making Tool," 28th Annual Loss
N. Scheffler, "Improved Fire and Explosion Index Hazard Classification," 28th Annual Loss
P. Christen, H. Bohnenblust, and S. Seitz , "How to Compare Harm to the Populatuon with
Damage of the Environment?," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11e,
AIChE, 1994.
J. Shah and K. Mudan, "Quantitative Consequence Analysis in Hazardous Facility Siting,"
B. Tylock, R. Johnson, S. Rudy, et al., "Quantitative Risk Analysis of Proposed Design
Changes to a Gas Plant," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11g, AIChE,
1994.
A. M. Downes and R. Stankovich, "Team-based Preliminary Risk Assessment Outline," 28th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11h, AIChE, 1994.
J. F. Louvar, G. W. Boicourt, and B. Maurer, "Fundamentals of Static Electricity," 28th
V. Ebadat, "Electrostatic Hazards in the Chemical Industry," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
T. H. Pratt, "Static Electricity in Pneumatic Transport Systems - Three Case Histories," 28th
C. J. Dahn, A. Kashani, and B. N. Reyes, "Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers - Potential
Electrostatic Hazards," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12d, AIChE,
1994.
R. Siwek, M. Glor, and C. Cesana, "Ignition Behavior of Combustible Dusts," 28th Annual
T. M. Dougherty, "Don't Take Any Static," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
R. Siwek,12f, AIChE,
"New, 1994.VDI-Guideline 3673," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Revised
K. Chatrathi, "Dust and Hybrid Explosibility in a 1m3 Spherical Chamber," 28th Annual
K. van Wingerden, G. H. Pederson, R. Teigland, et al., "Violence of Dust Explosions in
Integrated Systems," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 13c, AIChE, 1994.
K. Scheuermann, "Studies about the Influence of Turbulence on the Course of Explosions,"
M. Sichel, C. W. Kauffman, and Y. C. Li, "Transition from Deflagration to Detonation in
Layered Dust Explosions," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 13e, AIChE,
1994.
W. Hensel, U. Krause, W. John, et al., "Critical Parameters for the Ignition of Dust Layers at
Constant Heat Flux Boundary Conditions," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 13f,
I. Nimmo, AIChE,Control
"Process 1994. Failures in the Chemical Industries," 28th Annual Loss
W. E. Clayton and M. L. Griffin, "Catastrophic Failure of a Liquid Carbbon Dioxide Storage
Vessel," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 14b, AIChE, 1994.
R. E. Munson, "A Nylon Plant Fire," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 14c,
AIChE, 1994.
E. R. Elsbury, "CATASTROPHE - the Aftermath: Lessons from OSHA," 28th Annual Loss
A. M. Dowell III, "Low Cooling Tower Level Causes Evacuation," 28th Annual Loss
L. G. Britton, "Ethylene Polymerization and Decomposition Case Histories," 28th Annual
C. Pietersen, C. M. A. Jansen, and H. C. Wennink, "Risk Analysis of Chlorine Production,
Storage, and Transshipment," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 20a,
AIChE,
R. Fiori 1994.
and G. Spadoni, "A Numerical Code for Assessing Societal Risk from Road
Transport of Dangerous Substances," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 20b,
AIChE, 1994.
R. E. Britter, "The Evaluation of Technical Models Used for Major-Accident Hazard
Installations," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 20c, AIChE, 1994.
R. Danna and H. West, "Management of Change - Process Safety Management Practice,"
J. Murphy, "Dow Chemical Company's Approach to Process Safety Management," 28th
D. Heller, "Implementing a Process Safety Management System," 28th Annual Loss
Prevention
D. Jones, "ISOSymposium, Session 20f,for
9000: A Framework AIChE, 1994. Safety, Health & Environmental
Integrating
Management Systems," 28th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 20g, AIChE,
1994.
H. Pasman, "Quantified Risk Analysis in the Process Industries," 28th Annual Loss
,Prevention
"AIChE Loss Symposium, Session
Prevention 20h, AIChE,
Symposium Database1994.
Index," 28th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
T. Session Safer
Kletz, "Inherently , AIChE, 1994.
Design - The Growth of an Idea," 29th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
N. Session
E. Scheffler, 1a, AIChE,
"Inherently Safer1995.
Latex Plants," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
R. W. French, D. D. Williams, and E. D. Wixom, "Inherent Safety, Health and
Environmental (SHE) Reviews," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1c,
AIChE, 1995.
R. T. Gowland, "Applying Inherently Safer Concepts to an Acquisition Which Handles
Phosgene," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1d, AIChE, 1995.
R. G. Eierman, "Improving Inherent Safety with Sealless Pumps," 29th Annual Loss
Prevention
J. Hudson andSymposium, Session
M. Kazarians, 1e, AIChE,
"Issues 1995.
In Facility Siting," 29th Annual Loss Prevention
D. A. Attwood, L. E. Schmaltz, and E. D. Wixom, "The Exxon Chemical Human Factors
Program," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2a, AIChE, 1995.
R. Tuli, G. Apostolakis, M. Kazarians, et al., "Organizational Factors and Root Cause
Analysis," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2b, AIChE, 1995.
M. J. Perron, "Downsizing Effect on Human Factors in the CPI and HPI," 29th Annual Loss
K. F. Emigholz, "Improving the Operator's Capabilities During Abnormal Operations," 29th
J. R. Sawers and M. M. R. Eastman, "Human Factors in Training, Procedures, & Skills
Demonstration Documentation," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2e,
AIChE, 1995.
R. E. Sanders, "Human Factors: Case Histories of Improperly Managed Changes in Chemical
Plants," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2f, AIChE, 1995.
M. A. Latino, "Procedure for Determining the Distribution Ranking Index," 29th Annual
A. G. Mundt, "Process Risk Management for Facilities and Distribution," 29th Annual Loss
R. L. Collins and G. M. Schell, "Performing EPA-Mandated Hazard Assessments," 29th
K. S. Mudan, J. N. Shah, and P. M. Myers, "Financial Risk Assessment - A Uniform
Approach to Manage Liabilities," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3d,
AIChE, 1995.
A. C. Remson, J. H. Farmer, and C. S. King, "PSM's Most Common Struggle: Implementing
Mechanical Integrity," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3e, AIChE, 1995.
H. David and F. H. Knack, "A New Paradigm for Process Safety Compliance Audits," 29th
L. Goodman, "The Focused What - If? ," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
4a,R.AIChE,
J. 1995. B. Taber, and J. Z. Su, "The Fire Extinguishing Capability of Mist
Mawhinney,
Generated by Flashing of Super-Heated Water," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
D. C. Tabar, "Environmental and Consruction Design Considerations for Hazardous
Materials Warehousing," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4c, AIChE,
1995.
A. J. Parker, A. B. Wenzel, and T. Al-Hassan, "Extension of the Interim Jet Fire Test
Procedure for the Evaluation of Passive Fire Protection Materials on Offshore Pipelines,"
R. Zalosh and W. H. Lin, "Effects of a Gravel Bed on the Burning Rate and Extinguishment
of High Flash Point Hydrocarbon Pool Fires," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
H. L. Febo, Jr. and J. V. Valiulis, "Heat Transfer Fluid Mist Explosion Potential - An
Important Consideration for Users," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4f,
AIChE,
R. Getz, 1995.
"Design of Piping Systems for Toxic Fluids," 29th Annual Loss Prevention
W. L. Frank, "Evaluation of a Containment Building for a Liquid Chlorine Unloading
Facility," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5b, AIChE, 1995.
R. W. Prugh, "Quantitative Evaluation of Inhalation-Toxicity Hazards," 29th Annual Loss
V. M. Fthenakis and P. D. Moskowitz, "Comparison of Air Pollution Control Options for
Toxic Gases in Photovoltaic and Semiconductor Manufacturing Facilities," 29th Annual Loss
A. Pezeshk and H. Rahmani, "Risk Associated with Incineration of Toxic Chemicals," 29th
B. A. Perlmutter, "Application of Pressure Nutsche Filtration and Drying for Toxic
Chemicals," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5f, AIChE, 1995.
L. V. Csengery, R. E. Sherman, K. C. Crawford, et al., "Carbon Initiated Effluent Tank
Overpressure Incident," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6a, AIChE, 1995.
F. Halvorsen, P. Sandhu, and D. Holler, "Decommissioning a Silicon Production Facility,"
V. M. Desai, "Flare Deflagration Incident," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
T. 6c, AIChE,
A. Kletz, 1995.Prevention Case Histories," 29th Annual Loss Prevention
"Some Loss
Symposium, Session 6d, AIChE,
R. E. Witter, "CCPS Initiative for1995.
Small and Medium Enterprises," 29th Annual Loss
F. Tamanini, "Vent Sizing in Partial-Volume Deflagrations and Its Application to the Case of
Spray Dryers," 29th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6f, AIChE, 1995.
G. Boicourt, "Experimental Safety: What You Need for Effective Process Safety Evaluation,"
S. Chervina and G. T. Bodman, "Mechanism and Kinetics of Decomposition from Isothermal
DSC Data: Development and Application," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
A. Vogel, "Flame Propagation in Tubes of Pneumatic Conveying Systems and Exhaust
Equipment," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8c, AIChE, 1996.
J. L. Scheffey, "Hazard Rating Systems for Flammable and Combustible Liquid," 30th
L. G. Britton, "Decomposition Flame Propagation Limits of Ethylene and Mixtures with
Other Gases," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 8e, AIChE, 1996.
V. Babrauskas, "A Comparative Examination of the Fire Performance of Pipe Insulation,"
G. A. Melhem and E. S. Shanley, "On the Estimation of Hazard Potential for Chemical
Substances," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9a, AIChE, 1996.
M. Abkowitz, "Strategies for Assessing and Managing Hazardous Materials Transport Risk,"
D. J. Pidgeon, "Transportation Emergency Response System," 30th Annual Loss Prevention
G. R. Colonna, "Marine Chemists - What are They and What Do They Do?," 30th Annual
P. M. Myers and K. S. Mudan, "A Financial Risk Assessment Case Study - Tank Truck
Transportation of Chemicals and Petroleum Products," 30th Annual Loss Prevention
T. H. Pratt, "Some Electrostatic Considerations in the Transportation of Flammable Liquids,"
L. Bendixen, R. A. Freeman, and D. C. Hendershot, "Using the CCPS Guidelines for
Transportation Risk Analysis," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 9g,
AIChE, 1996. and J. W. Kleffner, "Risk-Based Package Design," 30th Annual Loss
R. A. Freeman
V. Ebadat and J. C. Mulligan, "Testing the Suitability of FIBCs for Use in Flammable
Atmospheres," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10b, AIChE, 1996.
F. Tamanini, "Modeling of Panel Inertia Effects In Vented Dust Explosions," 30th Annual
F. Hauert, A. Vogl, and S. Radant, "Dust Cloud Characterization and the Influence of the
Pressure-Time History of Silos," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 10d,
AIChE, 1996.
R. Chopp and R. Pape, "Determining the Potential of Generating Sufficient Static Electricity
for Ignition During a Tank Truck Washing Operation," 30th Annual Loss Prevention
J. A. Senecal and H. W. Garzia, "Explosion Protection of Pipe Systems Conveying
Combustible Dusts or Flammable Gases," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
10f, AIChE, 1996.
M. J. Tang, C. Y. Cao, and Q. A. Baker, "Calculation of Blast Effects from Bursting
Vessels," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11a, AIChE, 1996.
C. Matthiessen, "Status of EPA's Risk Management Program Rulemaking," 30th Annual
A. Burk, "CMA's Unified Approach to Risk Management Programs," 30th Annual Loss
M. Roberts and M. McHale, "Development of Industry Guidance for Performing EPA RMP
Hazard Assessments," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11d, AIChE, 1996.
S. Anderson and J. Coe, "The East Harris Chemical Manufacturer's Association RMP
Program," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 11e, AIChE, 1996.
T. Downs, "Status of the Lake Area Industry Alliance RMP Activities," 30th Annual Loss
K. Graham and S. K. Smith, "Flare Radiation Prediction - A Critical Review," 30th Annual
R. Guerra and J. Parker, "Advanced Pilot Technology - Ignition, Flame Detection, and Re-
Ignition," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12b, AIChE, 1996.
K. Chatrathi and J. Going, "Pipe and Duct Deflagrations Associated with Incinerators," 30th
D. Shore, "Making the Flare Safe," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12d,
AIChE, 1996.
R. H. Conn, "Marine Vapor Control Systems for Multiple Product Vapors," 30th Annual
A. Pezeshk, "Evaluation of Risks Associated with Rotary Kiln Operations Used in Disposing
Explosive Materials," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 12f, AIChE, 1996.
R. E. Sanders and W. L. Spier, "Monday Morning Quarterbacking - Applying PSM Methods
to Case Histories of Yesteryear," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 13a,
AIChE, 1996. and M. T. Rook, "Case History: Hot Work on a Steam Condenser Ignites a
G. E. Mahnken
Titanium Tube Bundle Fire," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 13b, AIChE,
1996.
S. Mannan, "Boiler Incident Directly Attributable to PSM Issues," 30th Annual Loss
R. M. Schisla, P. N. Lodal, and M. A. Paulonis, "Use of the Semenov Model for the Analysis
of Runaway Reactions in Pipelines Induced by Electrical Tracing," 30th Annual Loss
D. G. Mahoney, "Large Property Damage Losses in the Hydrocarbon - Chemical Industries,"
, "Loss Prevention Symposia Index," 30th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session ,
AIChE, 1996.
J. Maggioli, "Global Safety Standards for Programmable Electronic Systems in Process
Plants," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 38a, AIChE, 1997.
C. Thurston, "Challenges of Applying a Performance based Design Criteria for Safety
Instrumented Systems," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 38b, AIChE,
1997.
J. Marshall and D. Watkins, "Process Control as an Alternative to Pressure Relief," 31st
D. Kaber and M. Endsley, "Out-of-the-Loop Performance Problems and the Use of
Intermediate Levels of Automation for Improved Control System Functioning and Safety,"
31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 38d, AIChE, 1997.
A. James, "Computer Integrated Manufacturing in Batch Chemical Process - U.K.
Perspective," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 38e, AIChE, 1997.
J. Reese and N. Leveson, "Software Deviation Analysis: A "Safeware" Technique," 31st
C. Freeman, "A Systematic Approach to Mechanical Integrity Program Development," 31st
J. Siebert, "Application of Safety Interlocks - The Complete Picture," 31st Annual Loss
V. Ciliberti, "Criticality-Based Maintenance: Prioritizing Maintenance Activities for
Optimum Equipment Reliability," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 39c,
AIChE, 1997.
D. Mauney and M. Schmidt, "Fully Quantitative Predictive Maintenance/Inspection Planning
Optimization for Chemical Process Plant Components," 31st Annual Loss Prevention
J. Harnly, "Risk Based Prioritization of Maintenance Repair Work," 31st Annual Loss
C. Dykstal, "The Application of Risk Based Inspection Methodology in a Large Chemical
Plant," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 39f, AIChE, 1997.
G. Melhem, "A Detailed Method for the Estimation of Mixture Flammability Limits Using
Chemical Equilibrium," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 40a, AIChE,
1997.
L. Bernard, F. Brodie, D. Ludwig, et al., "Vent Access Restriction for Solids Handling
Systems," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 40b, AIChE, 1997.
J. Senecal and P. Beaulieu, "Kg: New Data and Analysis," 31st Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. Session
P. Benedetti, "NFPA40c,
30:AIChE, 1997.and a Look into the Future," 31st Annual Loss
An update
N. Jaeger and R. Siwek, "Determination, Prevention, and Mitigation of Potential Hazards
Due to the the Handling of Powders during Transportation, Charging, Discharging, and
Storage," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 40e, AIChE, 1997.
R. Siwek and P. Moore, "Design Practice for Extinguishing Barrier Systems," 31st Annual
J. Singh, "Batch Runaway Reaction Relief: Re-Evaluation of "Credible" Scenario," 31st
J. Noronha, "Why DIERS Should be used in Risk Assessment - Call for BenchMarking,"
31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 41b, AIChE, 1997.
P. Berwanger and R. Kreder, "Pressure Relief System Documentation: Equipment Based
Relational Database is Key to OSHA 1910.110 Compliance," 31st Annual Loss Prevention
G. Melhem and H. Fisher, "An Overview of SuperChems for DIERS for Emergency Relief
Systems and Vent Containment Design," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
41d, AIChE, 1997.
A. Balchan, D. Paquet, and J. Klein, "Emergency Relief Adequacy for Acrylic
Polymerization Processes," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 41e, AIChE,
1997.
J. Farquharson, S. McNutt, H. Paula, et al., "QRA of Chemical Reaction Systems - The State
of the Practice," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 41f, AIChE, 1997.
B. Poblete and P. Caldwell, "The Lessons Learned from the Development of a Scenario
Based Approach for the Optimization of Passive Fire and Blast Division Design on a New
Offshore Platform," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42a, AIChE, 1997.
R. Gardner, S. Dharmavaram, and J. Klein, "Use of Consequence Analysis in Process

Hazards Analysis," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42b, AIChE, 1997.
P. Myers, R. Morgan, and S. Flamberg, "Toxic Hazard Reduction with Passive Mitigation
Systems," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42c, AIChE, 1997.
C. E. Fryman, "Protection of Process Buildings and Their Occupants From Toxic and
Flammable Releases," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42d, AIChE, 1997.
W. Mercx and A. van den Berg, "The Explosion Blast Prediction Model in the Revised
"Yellow Book"," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42e, AIChE, 1997.
Q. Baker, C. Doolittle, G. Fitzgerald, et al., "Recent Developments in the Baker Strehlow
VCE Analysis Methodology," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 42f,
AIChE, 1997.
G. Melhem and D. Reid, "A Detailed Reaction Study of Phosphorus Trichloride and Water,"
31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 43a, AIChE, 1997.
J. Hall Jr., "A Fire Risk Analysis Model for Assessing Options for Flammable and
Combustible Liquid Products in Storage and Retail Occupancies," 31st Annual Loss
D. Frurip, T. Hofelich, D. Leggett, et al., "A Review of Chemical Compatibility Issues," 31st
S. Chervina, S. Evon, and G. Bodman, "Decomposition of Thermally Unstable Chemicals in
Solvents," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 43d, AIChE, 1997.
D. Leggett, "Developing Chemical Compatibility Charts Using CHEMPAT," 31st Annual
J. L. Woodward, "Improving the Effects of Atmospheric Stability Class On Hazard Zone
Predictions For Accidental Hazmat Releases," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
D. Hall and L. Losee, "Carbon Disulfide Incidents During Viscose Rayon Processing," 31st
F. Self and J. Hill, "Safety Considerations When Treating VOC Streams with Thermal
Oxidizers," 31st Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 44b, AIChE, 1997.
D. Hendershot and A. Dowell, "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Case Studies of Incidents
and Potential Incidents Caused by Protective Systems," 31st Annual Loss Prevention
W. Howard, "Case Histories of Two Incidents Following Process Safety Reviews," 31st
K. Mitchell and J. Shah, "Strategy for Selecting RMP Hazard Assessment &
Communications Techniques," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a,
AIChE, 1998.
D. Hesse, "An Evaluation of Consequence Model Capabilities for RMP Applications and
Guidance in the Graded Approach to Model Selection," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention
J. Woodward and D. Worthington, "Comparison of EPA Guidelines Tables with a
Commercial Model," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1c, AIChE, 1998.
K. Zimmermann and J. Murphy , "Making RMP Hazard Assessment Meaningful," 32nd
R. Riswadka and N. Mukhopadhyay, "RMP Hazard Assessment for Compliance with EPA's
Risk Management Program Regulation - OxyChem's Experience," 32nd Annual Loss
E. Scheier, "Panel Discussion," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1f,
AIChE, 1998.
A. Maranghides and R. Sheinson, "Flammable Liquid Storerooms: Fire Protection Without
Halon 1301," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2a, AIChE, 1998.
M. Robin, "Suppression of Class A Fires with HFC-227ea," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
L. Session V.
Harry, J. Meltzer, 2b,Piccirilli,
AIChE, 1998.
et al., "Advanced Fire Protection Technologies and Their
Applications in the Process Industries," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
2c, AIChE, 1998.
J. Davenport and M. Pabich, "Fire Tests of Rack Storage of Water Miscible Liquids Stored in
Plastic Containers," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2d, AIChE, 1998.
J. Valiulis, F. Tamanini, and R. Zalosh, "Experiments on the Propagation of Vented Dust
Explosions to Connected Equipment," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2e,
AIChE, 1998.
K. Scheuermann, "Use of Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Generators at Rotogravure Fed
Presses," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2f, AIChE, 1998.
V. Edwards, K. John Brown and D. Clark, "Should We Equip Highly Hazardous Chemical
Processes with Critical Incident Recorders?," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
S. Flamberg, K. Torti, and P. Myers, "Passive Mitigation Solutions for Hazard Reduction,"
W. Stellmach, "Aboveground & Underground Storage Tanks: Keeping Pace with the
Continuing Evolution of Technologies, Regulations, Standards & Codes," 32nd Annual Loss
B. Hill and R. Ford, "Demilitarization of M117 Bombs: A Risk-Based Assessment Success
Story," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3d, AIChE, 1998.
J. Lacoursiere, J. Sarlis, and P. Ravary, "The SO2SAFE Technology for Storage and
Transport of Sulfur Dioxide," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3e, AIChE,
1998.
W. Stevenson III, "Dust Explosion Mitigation Using Q-Rohr and Exkop," 32nd Annual Loss
Q. Baker and M. Tang, "Predicting Blast Effects from Fast Flames," 32nd Annual Loss
K. van Wingerden, O. Hanen, and P. Foisselon , "Prediction of Blast Overpressures
Generated By Vapour Cloud Explosions Occurring in the Vicinity of Control Rooms," 32nd
R. Prugh, "The Effects of Explosive Blast on Structures and Personnel," 32nd Annual Loss
D. Baker, Q. Baker, and J. Birtwistle, "Design of Autoclave Protective Structure," 32nd
W. Frank and D. Jones, "Using a Risk-Based Approach for Addressing Facility Siting
Issues," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4e, AIChE, 1998.
D. Hobbs, "Developing Screening Risk Evaluation Criteria for Facility Siting Vapor Cloud
Explosion Hazards," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4f, AIChE, 1998.
D. Crowl and C. Mashuga, "Application of the Flammability Diagram for Evaluation of Fire
and Explosion Hazards of Flammable Vapors," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
K. Chatrathi, J. Going, A. Dastidar, et al., "Flammability Limits of Dusts - Minimum
Inerting Concentrations," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5b, AIChE,
1998.
S. Evon, S. Chervin, G. Bodman, et al., "Can Solvent Choices Enhance Both Process Safety
and Efficiency?," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5c, AIChE, 1998.
F. Tamanini, J. Chafee, and R. Jambor, "Reactivity and Ignition Characteristics of Silane/Air
Mixtures," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5d, AIChE, 1998.
M. Ekman, P. Werner, J. Covan, et al., "A Thematic Approach to System Safety," 32nd
, "no paper," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session , AIChE, 1998.
T. Ho, Y. Duh and J. Chen, "Case Studies of Incidents in Runaway Reactions and Emergency
Relief," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6a, AIChE, 1998.
J. Woodward and H. Woodward, "Analysis of Hydrogen Fluoride Release at Texas City,"
D. Hendershot, R. Antrim, M. Bender, et al., "Peroxide Drum Explosion and Fire," 32nd
F. Nichols, "Air Compressor Delivery Pipeline Failure," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
J. Session
Park, E. Irdam, 6d, et
S.Lin, AIChE, 1998.
al., "Use of Calorimetry Data and Modeling for Incident
Investigation and Corrective Action ," 32nd Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6e,
AIChE, 1998.
P. Gruhn, "Lessons Learned on Safety Instrumented System Design (To Engineer is
Human)," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a, AIChE, 1999.
E. M. Marszal, B. A. Fuller, and J. N. Shah, "Comparison of Safety Integrity Level Selection
Methods and Utilization of Risk Based Approaches," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
A. E. Summers, K. Ford, and G. Raney, "Estimation and Evaluation of Common Cause
Failure in SIS," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1c, AIChE, 1999.
W. Cohen, "Application of ISA S84.01 to SIS in the Chemical and Petrochemical Industries,"
K. Bhimavarapu and P. Stavrianidis, "Safety Integrity Level Analysis for Processes -
Methodologies and Issues," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1e, AIChE,
1999.
A. M. Dowell III, "Layer of Protection Analysis and Inherently Safer Processes," 33th
G. Bradley Chadwell and F. Leverenz, "Importance Measures for Prioritization of
Mechanical Integrity and Risk Reduction Activities," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
A. Ness and L. Session
Davis,2a, AIChE,
"Using 1999.
Quantitative Risk Assessment to Develop a Cost Effective
Spill Prevention Program," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2b, AIChE,
1999.
P. Berwanger, R. Kreder, and W. Lee, "Non-Conformance of Existing Pressure Relief
Systems with Recommended Practices: A Statistical Analysis," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
K. Fenton and R. Rosser, "Are Multiple Environmental, Health and Safety Programs Driving
You Mad? One Company's Approach to Alignment Through Organizational Involvement and
Management of Change Processes," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2d,
AIChE, 1999.
L. Gimpelson, "Developing the One Plan for Emergency Response and Release Prevention,"
M. Perron, "Human Factors in a More Global Envinronment," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
T. Williams and M. Gromacki, "Eliminating Error-Likely Situations During Procedure
Updates," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3b, AIChE, 1999.
P. Westfall-Lake, ""Human Factors: Preventing Catastrophic Human Error in 24-Hour
Operations"," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3c, AIChE, 1999.
G. B. Chadwell, F. L. Leverenz, and S. E. Rose, "Contribution of Human Factors to Incidents
in the Petroleum Refining Industry," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3d,
AIChE, 1999.
D. R. LaJeunesse, "SOCMA/OEC Chemical Process Operator Workshops," 33th Annual
M. Moosemiller and J. Philley, "Hazard Identification for General Industry Activities," 33th
R. Johnson, "Analyze Hazards, Not Just Risks," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
D. 4a,and
Leggett AIChE, 1999."Process Improvements from Incident Data," 33th Annual Loss
J. Singh,
C. V. Mashuga and D. A. Crowl, "Flammability Zone Prediction Using Calculated Adiabatic
Flame Temperatures," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4c, AIChE, 1999.
T. Horstmann and W. Leuckel, "Influence of Turbulent Flowing Condition on the Ignition of
Flammable Fuel/ Air-Mixtures," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4d,
AIChE, 1999.
Q. Baker and M. J. Tang, "A New Set of Blast Curves from Vapor Cloud Explosions," 33th
T. C. Hofelich, M. S. LaBarge, and D. A. Drott, "Prevention of Thermal Runaways in Carbon
Beds," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5a, AIChE, 1999.
V. H. Edwards, "Process Hazards of Industrial Wastewater Treatment Systems," 33th Annual
S. E. Anderson and A. Ness, "When You Cut Down a Tree, Keep an Eye on the Forest," 33th
H. Ozog and W. J. Erny, "Safety Hazards Associated with Air-Emission Controls," 33th
J. Schmidt and H. Giesbrecht, "Design of Cyclone Separators for Emergency Relief
Systems," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5e, AIChE, 1999.
E. A. Scheier, "OxyChem Y2K Contingency Planning," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
G. Poje, "Chemical Incident Investigation: New Approaches by the Chemical Safety and
Hazard Investigation Board," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6a, AIChE,
1999.
R. J. Willey, "SACHE Case Histories & Training Modules," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
H. Session
Febo, "Plastics 6b, AIChE, 1999.
in Construction -- The Hidden Exposure," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
C. Session
Kao, T. Ho, and Y.6c, AIChE,
Duh, "Dust1999.
Explosion of an ABS Plant," 33th Annual Loss Prevention
T. H. Pratt and J. G. Atherton, "Electrostatic Ignitions in Everyday Operations - Three Case
Histories," 33th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6e, AIChE, 1999.
D. L. Roe, "Fire Protection Risk Assessment - A Proposed Methodology for Oil and
Chemical Facilities," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a, AIChE, 2000.
M. L. Robin, "Fire Protection in Telecommunication Facilities," 34th Annual Loss
C. P. Hanauska, Session in
"Developments 1b,Clean
AIChE, 2000.
Agent System Design," 34th Annual Loss
R. Zalosh, "Suppression of Ashphalt Based Material Fires Using Water Sprays and Water
Films," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1d, AIChE, 2000.
J. L. Scheffey, "Rack Storage Fire Testing of Large Liquid-Filled Containers," 34th Annual
R. M. Eber and R. G. Zalosh, "Flow of Dry Chemical Fire Suppressants through Simplified
Discharge Systems," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1f, AIChE, 2000.
G. M. Rusch, R. Garret, P. Tobin, et al., "The Development of Acute Exposure Guidance
Levels for Hazardous Substances," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2a,
AIChE, 2000.
J. S. Ferguson and D. C.. Hendershot, "The Impact of Toxicity Dose-Response Relationships
on Quantitative Risk Analysis Results," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
2b, AIChE, 2000.
M. R. Stenzel, K. Beckner W. E. J. McDowell, "The Use of Physical Properties to Identify
the Most Significant Contaminant in a Multi-Component System," 34th Annual Loss
J. Keller, R. Noble, and M. Keller, "Determining Safe Levels of Thermal Radiation Exposure
on Personnel," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2d, AIChE, 2000.
M. Hochberg, "Safe Havens - How Their Characteristics Impact Dose," 34th Annual Loss
G. Bennett, "Use of the Department of Defense Operational Requirements-Based Casualty
Assessment (ORCA) Software System to Determine Exposure Limits," 34th Annual Loss
J. M. Bennett, "Ignition of Combustible Fluids by Heated Surfaces," 34th Annual Loss
Prevention
K. ChatrathiSymposium, Session
and J. Going, "Dust 3a, AIChE, 2000.
Deflagration Extinction," 34th Annual Loss Prevention
C. J. Oswald and Q. A. Baker, "Vulnerability Model for Occupants of Blast Damaged
Buildings," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3c, AIChE, 2000.
D. W. Mosley, A. Ness, and D. C. Hendershot, "Tools for Understanding Reactive Chemical
Hazards Early in Process Development," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
3d, AIChE,
K. van 2000. "Mitigation of Gas Explosions Using Water Deluge," 34th Annual Loss
Wingerden,
F. Tamanini and J. L. Chaffee, "Mixture Reactivity in Explosions of Stratified Fuel/Air
Layers," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3f, AIChE, 2000.
A. E. Summers, "Using Instrumented Systems for Overpressure Protection," 34th Annual
P. C. Berwagner, R. A. Kreder, W. Lee, et al., "Non-Conformance of Existing Pressure
Relief Systems with Recommended Practices: A Statistical Analysis," 34th Annual Loss
K. Walter and V. H. Edwards, "Consider Bottom Venting for Emergency Relief of Reactive
Liquids," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4c, AIChE, 2000.
R. Darby, P. Meiller, and J. Stockton, "Relief Sizing for Two-Phase Flow," 34th Annual Loss
R. B. Santoso, "Increasing LNG Plant Safety by Minimizing Potential BLEVE - Boiling
Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4e,
AIChE, 2000.
A. Torres and E. Kodak, "Resistance of Glass-lined Reactors to Internal Deflagrations and
High Overpressures," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4f, AIChE, 2000.
R. F. Schwab, "Electrical Equipment Design for Application in Hazardous Areas," 34th
J. A. LeBlanc and W. G. Lawrence, "The Three-Zone Classification System and the National
Electric Code," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5b, AIChE, 2000.
M. C. Ode, "Electrical Equipment Design for Use in Hazardous Locations," 34th Annual
E. Briesch, "NEC Group Classification of Mixtures," 34th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session
R. J. Bruschart, 5d,and
"Cable AIChE, 2000.
Cabling Systems in Hazardous Locations," 34th Annual Loss
Prevention Symposium, Session 5e, AIChE,
D. Chung, "Explosion and Fire at Powell 2000.Terminals," 34th Annual Loss Prevention
Duffryn
Q. A. Baker, D. E. Ketchum, and K. H. Turnbull, "Storage Tank Explosion Investigation,"
G. Mahnken, D. Karydas, and D. Solomon, "Using Case Histories in PHA Meetings;
Learning PHA Lessons from Case Histories; Case History: Scrubber Back-up Leads to
Rupture of a Process Tank," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6c, AIChE,
2000.
R. Zalosh, "A Tale of Two Explosions," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
6d, AIChE, 2000.
P. N. Lodal, "Case History: Steam Line Rupture at Tennessee Eastman Division 11/3/98,"
Y. Riezel, "Fixed Roof Gas-Oil Tank Explosion," 34th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
A. J. Gosse and J. Alderman, "The Effectiveness of Water Deluge Systems in Mitigating
Offshore Fires," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a, AIChE, 2001.
R. Loyd and S. Wells, "Advanced Fire Protection Deluge Systems (AFPDS)," 35th Annual
O. Antelmann and J. Steinbach, "Identification and Characterization of Dangerous Self
Reactive Substances," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1c, AIChE, 2001.
K. Chatrathi, J. Going, and B. Grandestaff, "Flame Propagation in Industrial Scale Piping,"
P. Moore and R. Siwek, "An Update on the European Explosion Suppression and Explosion
Venting Standards," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1e, AIChE, 2001.
E. Ural, "A Simplified Development of a Unified Dust Explosion Vent Sizing Formula," 35th
O. M. Slye, "Application of Fire Protection Measures to New and Complex Chemical
Facilities," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2a, AIChE, 2001.
J. Morgan and J. Alderman, "Performance-Based Fire Protection for the Offshore Industry,"
W. Schmidt, K. Winegardner, M. Dennehy, et al., "Safe Design and Operation of a
Cryogenic Air Separation Unit," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2c,
AIChE, 2001.
R. Pearce, "Protecting Semiconductors Facilities," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
V. M. Fthemakis, "Multilayer Protective Analysis for Photovoltaic Manufacturing Facilities,"
J. Reynolds and M. Moosemiller, "Validating a Risk-Based Inspection Tool - The Evolution
of the API RBI Protocol," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3a, AIChE,
2001.
B. Weber, "Integrating Risk Based Mechanical Integrity and ISA S84.01," 35th Annual Loss
H. Thomas and M. Moosemiller, "Establishing a Data Farm to Harvest Quality Information,"
A. Summers, "Fault Management Analysis," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
M. K. Antes, M. F. Miri, and S. A. Flambert, "Selection and Design of Cost-Effective Risk
Reduction Systems," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3e, AIChE, 2001.
J. Voas, "Why Testing Under Expected Operational Profiles is Not Sufficient," 35th Annual
D. Giles and P. Lodal, "Case Histories of Pump Explosions While Running Isolated," 35th
A. Summers, "Software-Implemented Safety Logic," 35th Annual Loss Prevention
R. Freeman, "Process Hazard Analyses of Control and Instrument Systems," 35th Annual
D. Frurip and J. Blazy, "What Will Happen if I Mix These Two Chemicals?," 35th Annual
B. McGoran, S. Nunes, C. Buehler, et al., "Role of Process Monitoring in a Chemical Plant
Explosion," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5a, AIChE, 2001.
D. Brandes, "Process Automation Can Advance Loss Prevention Goals," 35th Annual Loss
E. Marszal, "Artificial Intelligence Advancements Applied in Off-The-Shelf Controllers,"
S. Hillman, "Bypass and Trip Point Management," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
J. Kauffman, K. Price, T. Oakey, et al., "Combustion Safeguards Test Intervals - Risk Study
and Industry Survey," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5e, AIChE, 2001.
M. Boult, G. Kenny, and R. Pitblado, "Lessons Learned from the Explosion and Fire at the
Esso Gas Processing Plant at Longford, Australia," 35th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
P. Conlon, D.Session 6a, and
Horowitz, AIChE, 2001. , "A Vessel Overpressurization Incident: Sonat
J. Murphy
Exploration Company, Pitkin, Louisiana," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
6b, AIChE, 2001.
H. McNabb, "Flammability Characteristics of Activated Cellulose Pulp," 35th Annual Loss
R. A. Ogle and A. R. Carpenter, "Lessons Learned from Fires, Flash Fires, and Explosions
Involving Hot Work," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6d, AIChE, 2001.
R. Schisla, S. Ernst, and P. Lodal, "Case History: PTFE Lined Pipe Failure," 35th Annual
R. J. Willey, F. Rodrigues, S. Chippett, et al., "Thermal-Kinetic Analysis of Reactions
Involved in the Manufacture of O-Nitroaniline," 35th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session 6f, AIChE,
J. Woodward, and J.2001.
Lygate, "Establishing Ignition Conditions for the Tank Manifold Fire at
the Powell Duffryn Tank Terminal," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a,
AIChE, 2002.
T. J. Myers, H. K. Kytomaa, and R. L. Martin, "Fires and Explosions in Vapor Control
Systems: A Lessons Learned Anthology," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
1b, AIChE, 2002.
S. Heling and D. A. Crowl, "Experimental Characterization Prediction of Autoignition
Temperatures," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1c, AIChE, 2002.
R.W. Garland and M.O. Malcolm, "Evaluating Vent Manifold Inerting Requirements: Flash
Point Modeling for Organic Acid-Water Mixtures," 36th Annual Loss Prevention
L.G. Britton, "Two Hundred Years of Flammable Limits," 36th Annual Loss Prevention
T. Pratt and J. G. Atherton, "Electrostatic Accidents which Keep on Happening," 36th
M. Blitshteyn, "Electrostatic Hazard Risk Management in Coating Printing on Moving
Webs," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2b, AIChE, 2002.
M. Vidal, J. P. Wagner, W. J. Rogers et al., "Charge Generation during Filling of Insulated
Tanks," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2c, AIChE, 2002.
C. J. Dahn and A. Dastidar, "Requirements for an Ignition Energy Standard," 36th Annual
V. Ebadat, P. A. Espino, and J. C. Mulligan, "Testing and Qualification of Type C/D FIBCs,"
L.G. Britton, "Using Heats of Oxidation to Evaluate Flammability Hazards," 36th Annual
A. A. Aldeeb, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan, "Understanding the Role of Process
Chemistry in Fires Explosions," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3a,
AIChE, 2002.and J. Going, "Efficiency of Flameless Venting Devices," 36th Annual Loss
K. Chatrathi,
G.A. Fitzgerald, "A Synergistic Approach to Internal Vapor Cloud Explosion Predictions,"
J. E. Goingand and J. Snoeys, "Explosion Protection of Metal Dust Fuels," 36th Annual Loss
E.A. Ural, R.G. Session
Zalosh, K. 3d, AIChE,
Chatrathi et al., "A2002.
New Dust Explosion Vent Sizing
Methodology NFPA 68 – 2002 Edition," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
3e, AIChE, 2002.
E. A. Ural, "Flammability Potential of Selected Halogenated Fire Suppression Agents
Refrigerants mixed with Air at Room Temperature Elevated Pressure," 36th Annual Loss
P. M. Myers, "Risk Management in the Relocation and Redesign of Central Chemical
Storage Facilities," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4a, AIChE, 2002.
C. Hanauska, "Environmentally Driven Changes in Foam Fire Protection," 36th Annual Loss
F. Tamanini, "Development of an Engineering Tool to Quantify the Explosion Hazard of
Flammable Liquid Spills," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4c, AIChE,
2002.
A.M. Birk and J.D.J. VanderSteen, "The Survivability of Steel and Aluminum 33.5 lb
Propane Cylinders in Fire," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4d, AIChE,
2002.
J. A. LeBlanc, "Relieving Style Drums: Design Protection," 36th Annual Loss Prevention
A.M. Birk. M.H. Cunningham, J.D.J. VanderSteen et al., "Fire Tests to Study the Effect of
Pressure Relief Valve Behavior on the Survivability of Propane Tanks in Fires," 36th Annual
A. Reza, A. Kemal, and P. E. Markey, "Runaway Reactions in Aluminum, Aluminum
Chloride, HCl and Steam: An Investigation of the 1998 CONDEA Vista Explosion in
Maryland," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5a, AIChE, 2002.
A. R. Carpenter and R. A. Ogle, "An Accident Involving the Thermal Decomposition of a
Solid Mixture Containing Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate," 36th Annual Loss Prevention
D. J. Leggett, "Chemical Reaction Hazard Identification, Evaluation: Taking the First Steps,"
T. I. Elwell and D. A. Crowl, "Thermodynamic Availability Analysis Applied to the
Characterization of Reactive Materials," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
5d,
R. J.AIChE, 2002.N. M. Boers, G. Opschoor et al. , "Detection of Hazardous Reaction
A. Kersten,
Products During a Thermal Runaway," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
5e, AIChE, 2002.
G. Joseph, L. Long, K. Mitchell et al., "The Chemical Safety Board’s Reactive Chemical
Hazard Investigation," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5f, AIChE, 2002.
J. Louvar and S. G. Balasubramanian, "Review of Accidents and Lessons Learned," 36th
D. Holmstrom, S. Selk, and S. Wallace, "CSB Investigation Report Refinery Fire Incident:
The Hazards of On-line Maintenance: A Case Study of a Multiple Fatality Incident at the
Tosco Avon Refinery, Martinez, California," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
D. C. Hendershot, A.G. Keiter, J. Kacmar et al., "Connections: How a Pipe Failure Resulted
in Resizing Vessel Emergency Relief Systems," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
F. Renshaw, "Major Incident Prevention Program Ten Years of Experience," 36th Annual
J. L. Woodward, J. K. Thomas, and Brian D. Kelly, "Lessons Learned from an Explosion in a
Large Fractionator," 36th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6e, AIChE, 2002.
D. Lenz, J. Rovison, G. Hodgson, et al., "Turning Tragedy into Triumph: How Process
Accidents Can Benefit Companies Employees Ultimately Customers," 36th Annual Loss
C. Jaeger, "Status on Security Risk Methodology Activities for Chemical Facilities," 37th
R. Bennett and C. Grounds, "Engineering Analysis & Mitigation of Security Threats," 37th
J. W. Conrad, Jr., "Security: The Business of Chemistry Takes Action," 37th Annual Loss
Prevention
C. Symposium,
Mathiessen, Session
"EPA's Role 1c, AIChE,
in Chemical Site2003.
Security," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
D. Belonger and S. Berger, "Chemical Site Security - What Is It and Is It Effective?," 37th
D. J. Teumim, "Cybersecurity for Process Control and Safety Instrumented Systems," 37th
P. M. Myers, "The Liability Chain and Hazardous Material Accidents," 37th Annual Loss
M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey, "Strategies for Minimizing Liability," 37th Annual Loss
M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey, "Recurring Legal Issues and Significant Incidents," 37th Annual
M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey, "Overview of Civil and Criminal Liability Principals Resulting
from Workplace Incident," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2d, AIChE,
2003.
M. S. Dreux and M. Bailey, "Managing a Catastrophic Incident and Minimizing Liability,"
O. Roal hansen and B. Wilkins, "Oil Mist Explosions in a Test Channel," 37th Annual Loss
V. V. Molkov, SessionR.3a,
A. V. Grigorsh, M.AIChE,
Eber, et2003.
al., "Vented Gaseous Deflagrations with
Inertial Vent Covers: State-of-the-Art and progress," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
S. Chervin and G. T. Bodman, "Method for Estimating Decomposition Characteristics of
Energetic Chemical," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3c, AIChE, 2003.
P. S. Cumber, M. Fairweather, and K. R. Ranson, "Mathematical Models of Jet Fires
Stabilised on Sonic Releases," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3d, AIChE,
2003.
J. M. Bennett, "Ignition of Combustible Fluids by Heated Surfaces - Experimental Results,"
V. A. DeGiorgio, "How the Semiconductor Industry Addresses Fire, Explosion and Reactive
Hazards," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3f, AIChE, 2003.
K. T. Torberson, "Process of Manage Risk," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
S. 4a, AIChE,
R. Trammell and 2003.
B. J. Davis, "Reducing Process Safety and Environmental Risk Using a
Hybrid HazOp and FMEA Techniques," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
4b, AIChE, 2003.
U. G. Oktem, "Near-Miss: A Tool to Integrate Safety, Health and Environmental Issues,"
L. Huang and R. B. H. Tan, "Integrated Tool for Rapid Safety, Health and Environmental
Rask Assessments," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4d, AIChE, 2003.
F. I. Kham and P. R. Amyotte, "Integrated Inherent Safety Index (12SI): A Tool for Inherent
Safety Evaluation," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4e, AIChE, 2003.
M. Gentile, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan, "Integrating Inherent Safety Analysis and
Environmental Protection into a Quanitative Index," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
M. Roberts, W. J. Rogers, and M. Sam Mannan, "Prevention and Suppression of Metal
Packing Fires," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5a, AIChE, 2003.
F. I. Khan and M. Haddara, "RBM: A New Approach for Process Plant Inspection and
Maintenance," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5b, AIChE, 2003.
W. F. Hartman, "Condition Assessment of Industrial Fire-Prevention Waterlines," 37th
A. Shafaghi, "Availability Analysis of the Sulfur Recovery Unit reaction Furnace Protective
System," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5d, AIChE, 2003.
W. W. Westbrook, Jr., "Emergency H2S Scrubber," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
S. Wallas and C. W. Merritt, "Know When to Say "When": A Review of Selected
Maintenance Incidents Investigated by the United States Chemical Safety and Hazard
Investigation Board," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6a, AIChE, 2003.
C. William Kauffman, "Explosion of the DeBruce Grain Elevator," 37th Annual Loss
M. Dekermenjian, Session
A. Reza, 6b, AIChE,
M. Koonce, et al.,2003.
"Exothermic Reactions Between Cryogenic
Fluorine, Nirogen Trifluoride and Stainless Steel," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
L. A. Long, "The Explosion Concept Sciences: Hazards of Hydroxylamine," 37th Annual
E. A. Ural, "Airplane Fuel Tank Explosions," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
A. R. Carpenter and C. Okma, "System Safety Analysis of Hydrogen and Methanol Vehicles
Fuels," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6f, AIChE, 2003.
P. M. W. Korvers, P. J. M. Sonnemans, and P. C. van Beek, "Are Accidents Always
Unforeseeable? (Learning From Accident Analysis)," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
M. Davies, M. Wauben, V. Halstrick , et al., "Investigation of Common Application Failures
Proven by Life Field Testing of Endurance Burning Tested End of Line Flame Arrester,"
S. G. Balasubramanian, D. Dakshinamoorthy, and J. F. Louvar, "Shortstopping Runaway
Reactions ," 37th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7c, AIChE, 2003.
S. Selk, "BP Amoco Polymers, Inc. Thermal Decomposition Incident," 37th Annual Loss
J. M. Rovison, "Using Product Characterization to Define Warehousing Design Strategies,"
L. Pellegrini, S. Bonomi, and G. Biardi, "Identification of Risk Scenarios in the Phenol-
Acetone Process. Part I: The Cumene Oxidation Unit," 37th Annual Loss Prevention
L. Pellegrini, S. Bonomi, and G. Biardi, "Identification of Risk Scenarios in the Phenol-
Acetone Process. Part II: The Cumene Hydroperoxide Cleavage Section," 37th Annual Loss
G.A. Chamberlain, "A Methodology for Managing Explosion Risks in Refineries and
Petrochemical Plants ," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1a, AIChE, 2004.
S. Dharmavaram, S.R. Hanna and O.R. Hansen, "Consequence Analysis - Using a CFD
Model for Industrial Sites," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1b, AIChE,
2004.
A.M.A van der Heijden, D. Schaap, W. Korndörffer et al., "An Integrated Approach for Gas
Dispersion, Gas Explosion and Structural Impact Analysis for the Offshore Wintershall Q4-C
Gas Production Platform on the Dutch Continental Shelf," 38th Annual Loss Prevention
A. J. Munnings-Tomes, "Third Party Liability Estimation Analysis for the Onshore Energy
Industry," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1d, AIChE, 2004.
D. Frurip, L.G. Britton, W. Fenlon et al., "The Role of ASTM E27 Methods in Hazard
Assessment," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 1e, AIChE, 2004.
A.J. Pierorazio, J. K. Thomas, Q.A. Baker et al., "An Update to the Baker-Strehlow-Tang
Vapor Cloud Explosion Prediction Methodology Flame Speed Table," 38th Annual Loss
J.M. Keith and D.A. Crowl, "New Methods for Estimating Sonic Gas Flow Rates in
Pipelines," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2a, AIChE, 2004.
M. Ayyoubi, "Modeling of Hazardous Releases from Oil & Gas Well Blowouts, and Pipeline
Leaks," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2b, AIChE, 2004.
F. Self and G. Dissinger, "Determining Fractionator Pressure Relief Loads Using Dynamic
Simulation," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2c, AIChE, 2004.
J.E. Floyd, "Uses of Fire Dynamics Simulator V4 for Large Scale/Industrial Incidents," 38th
F. Kootstra, B.F.P. van het Veld and G. Opschoor, "A Complete Description of an Advanced
Evaporation Model for Accidentally Released Hazardous Liquids from Land. Part IA -
Theoretical Background," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2e, AIChE,
2004.
F. Kootstra, B.F.P. van het Veld and G. Opschoor, "A Complete Description of an Advanced
Evaporation Model for Non-Soluble, Floating Liquids from Water. Part IB - Theoretical
Background," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 2f, AIChE, 2004.
L. Long, "Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
3a, AIChE, 2004.
B. O'Reilly, F. Okuniewicz, R. Schild et al., "Chlorine Dioxide: Green or Mean? An
Oxidation Under Biphasic Conditions," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
3b, AIChE, 2004.
L.S. Henderson, M.A. Perry and T. Izumi, "Process Safety/Loss Prevention in Processing of
Tantalum Powder," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 3c, AIChE, 2004.
J. Snoeys, J. Going, O.R. Hansen et al., "Modeling of Dust Explosions in Industrial
Processes: Use of Explosion Simulations (FLACS, DESC) For Explosion Isolation Design,"
B.I. Mingshu and L.I. Shengjuan, "Experimental Study on Flammable Gas Explosions
Induced by Semi-Spherical Obstructions," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
3e,
W. AIChE, 2004. for Explosion Prevention," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Frank, "Inerting
Session 3f, AIChE,
J. W. Chastain 2004.
and K. Yount, "SIS Growing Pains: How and Why to Make the Switch from
an Internal to an Industry Standard," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4a,
AIChE, 2004.
M. Rothschild, "Fault Tree and Layer of Protection Hybrid Risk Analysis," 38th Annual Loss
E. M. Marszal and K. J. Mitchell, "Oxidation Reaction Safeguarding with SIS," 38th Annual
K. A. Dejmek and K. A. Wehrman, "The Assignment of SIL Targets for Complex Systems,"
F.I. Khan and P.R. Amyotte, "Safety Measure Evaluation and Design for an Offshore
Processing Facility Using Recently Proposed Methodology SCAP," 38th Annual Loss
A.M. Dowell and T.R. Williams, "Layer of Protection Analysis: Generating Scenarios
Automatically from HAZOP Data," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 4f,
AIChE, 2004.
A.K. Das and A.A. Ambhorkar, "Fire Protection for Large Storage Tanks - Where Do We
Stand?," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 5a, AIChE, 2004.
D. M. Heller, "Spent Sulfuric Acid Storage Tank Explosion Incident," 38th Annual Loss
T. V. Rodante, "Investigation of a Naphtha Storage Tank Fire," 38th Annual Loss Prevention
J. Woycheese, "Fire Protection Considerations for an LNG/CNG Fueling Facility," 38th
T. H. Pratt, "Avoiding Electrostatic Hazards in Storage Tanks," 38th Annual Loss Prevention
G.R. Colonna, "Aboveground Storage Tank Entry Certification Program," 38th Annual Loss
W. Sawruk, "Protection of Facilities Against Malevolent Use of Vehicles," 38th Annual Loss
D. A. Moore, "Applying Inherently Safer Technologies for Security of Chemical Facilities,"
B.R. Dunbobbin, T.J. Medovich, M.C. Murphy et al., "Security Vulnerability Assessment in
the Chemical Industry," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6c, AIChE, 2004.
D. Attwood and B. Effron, "Human Challenges in Facility Security Engineering," 38th
J.R. Whiteley and J. Wagner, "Generalized Findings from a Process Threat Management
Case Study," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 6e, AIChE, 2004.
R. W. Garland, "Electronic Management of Change Process," 38th Annual Loss Prevention
A.S. Blair, "Lessons for Management: Management System Failures Identified in Incidents
Investigated by the US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board," 38th Annual Loss
A. Goraya, P.R. Amyotte and F.I. Khan, "An Inherent Safety Based Incident Investigation
Methodology," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7b, AIChE, 2004.
P.N. Lodal, "Distant Replay: What Can Re-Investigation of a 40-year-old Incident Tell
You?," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 7c, AIChE, 2004.
R.A. Ogle, A.R. Carpenter and D. Morrison, "Lessons Learned from Fires and Explosions
Involving Air Pollution Control Systems," 38th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
7d, AIChE, 2004.
J. K. Thomas, "Air Compressor Demister Fire and Explosion: A Case History," 38th Annual
J. P. Lacoursiere, "Hydrogen Peroxide Explosion," 38th Annual Loss Prevention
T. Hoppe and N. Jaeger, "Inerting, a Reliable and Effective Preventive Measure Against
Explosions," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 87a, AIChE, 2005.
M. Toth, D. Muzzio, and L. Cunningham, "Using Limiting Air Pressure (LAP) as an
Alternative to Inertion in Rotary Dryers," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
87b, AIChE, 2005.
J. K. Thomas, D. E. Ketchum, and Q. A. Baker, "Loss of Inerting Due to Multiple Exhaust
Vents," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 87c, AIChE, 2005.
S. S. Grossel, "Inerting of Centrifuges for Safe Operation," 39th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
R. A. Ogle, D.Session 87d, AIChE,
R. Morrison, 2005.
A. R. Carpenter et al., "Missed Opportunities in Reactive
Chemical Hazard Evaluations," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 88a,
AIChE, 2005.
Y. Liu, S. R. Saraf, V. M. Ugaz et al., "Rapid Reactivity Screening Using a
Nanocalorimeter," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 88b, AIChE, 2005.
R. J. Willey, S. Hu, and J. M. Moses, "Reactivity Investigation of Mixtures of Propane and
Nitrous Oxide," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 88c, AIChE, 2005.
B. Venugopal and D. Y. Kohn, "Chemical Reactivity Hazards and Inherently Safer
Technology," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 88d, AIChE, 2005.
D. J. Leggett, "Rapid Identification of Reactivity Hazards in a Multi-Use Facility," 39th
R. Johnson and B. Dunbobbin, "Panel Discussion on Chemical Reactivity Hazards Issues,"
Z. Berkowitz, D.K. Horton, and W. E. Kaye, "Explosions in the Manufacturing Industry:
Data from the Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance (HSEES), 1996-2001,"
M. Vidal, W. J. Rogers, and M. S. Mannan, "Prediction of Minimum Flash Point Behavior
for Binary Mixtures," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 89b, AIChE, 2005.
R. Zalosh and J. Stern-Gottfried, "Buoyant Gas Layer Deflagration Effects," 39th Annual
A. C. van den Berg, M. M. van der Voort, J. Weerheijm et al., "BLEVE Blast by Expansion-
Controlled Evaporation," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 89d, AIChE,
2005.
D. D. Herrmann, "Modeling the Consequences of Bursting Vessels Inside Enclosed
Structures using Wall Failure Criteria," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
89e, AIChE, 2005.
A. G. Dastidar, J. E. Going, F. I. Khan et al., "Design Considerations in Dust Explosion
Inerting and Suppression," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 89f, AIChE,
2005.
J. Senecal and H. Garzia, "Barrier Spacing to Mitigate Explosion Propagation in Ducts," 39th
Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 89g, AIChE, 2005.
B. D. Moore, "Containment of Pharmaceutical Compounds: A Risk Based A[proach," 39th
E. M. Davis, "Low Temperature Oxidation of Methanol in the Presence of Sponge Nickel
Leads to Filter Overpressure Incident," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session
90b, AIChE, 2005.
D. Muzzio and M. Toth, "A Method to Determine if a Flowing Suspension Might Cause
Electrostatic Damage to the Glass/TFE Liner of Steel Equipment," 39th Annual Loss
S. S. Y. Wang, A. S. Kotnis, J. H. Simpson et al., "A Safe and Practical Procedure to Prepare
Ethyl Diazoacetate," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 90d, AIChE, 2005.
C. Karayigitoglu and J. Holroyde, "Pfizer's Global Approach for Reducing Risks in
Hydrogenation Operations," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 90e, AIChE,
2005.
S. Thornton, "Effectively Managing Change," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
D. 90f, AIChE,
C. Kirby, 2005.
"Back To The Basics In Dust Explosions," 39th Annual Loss Prevention
R. Zalosh, S. Grossel, R. Kahn et al., "Dust Explosion Scenarios and Case Histories in the
CCPS Guidelines for Safe Handling of Powders and Bulk Solids," 39th Annual Loss
W. Hoyle, G. Joseph, M. Kaszniak et al., "Investigation Of A Combustible Dust Explosion at
an Automotive Acoustic Insulation Manufacture: A Case Study of A U.S. Chemical Safety
And Hazard Investigation Board," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 91c,
AIChE, 2005.
B. Nalda-Reyes, A. Dastidar, and C. Dahn, "Evaluation Of Dust And Hybrid Explosion
Potential In Process Plants," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 91d, AIChE,
2005.
E. Ural, "Dust Explosion Venting through Ducts," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
Session
A. Blair 91e, AIChE,
and B. Hoyle,2005.
"Combustible Dust Hazard Study," 39th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium,
A. Session
Blair and B. Hoyle,91f, AIChE, 2005.
"Discussion on Dust Hazard Study," 39th Annual Loss Prevention
Symposium, Session 91g, AIChE, 2005.
D. M. Tjernlund and S. J. Luzik, "Insidious Explosion Hazards in the Mining Industry," 39th
J. Yuill, "Two Large Losses: Refinery Fire and Vapor Cloud Explosion at a Natural Gas
Processing Plant," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 92b, AIChE, 2005.
L. Long, J. Banks, M. Morris et al., "U.S. Chemical Safety Board Investigation: Positive
Pressure Control Room Failure," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 92c,
AIChE, 2005.
J-C Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim et al., "The 27 March 2003 Billy-Berclau Accident - A
Technical and Organisational Investigation," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium,
R. Thibault, "When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa Plastics' Response to a Plant
Explosion," 39th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium, Session 154b, AIChE, 2005.
A. Ness and R. Gibson, "Handling Chemicals in Small Containers," 39th Annual Loss
Year Session Title
Order or Journal
Process Safety Management

1 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs

2 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs

3 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs

4 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs

5 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs

6 1992 PPSS-1992
Programs
Regulatory Climate/Industry
7 1992 PPSS-1992
Initiatives
8 1992 PPSS-1992
Initiatives
9 1992 PPSS-1992
Initiatives
10 1992 PPSS-1992
Initiatives
11 1992 PPSS-1992
Initiatives
12 1992 PPSS-1992 Community Relations

Emergency
18 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
Emergency
19 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
Emergency
20 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
Emergency
21 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
Emergency
22 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
Emergency
23 1992 PPSS-1992
Planning/Response
24 1992 PPSS-1992 Consequence Analysis - I

30 1992 PPSS-1992 Consequence Analysis - II
36 1992 PPSS-1992 Relief Systems

42 1992 PPSS-1992 Mitigation
48 1992 PPSS-1992 Incident Investigation

53 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Audits
59 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Human Factors

64 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Industrial Hygiene
70 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Operations

76 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Hazards Identification
82 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Quantification of Risk

Process Safety & The
88 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Engineering Contractor

89 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)

90 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)

91 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)

92 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)

93 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Risk
94 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management/Insurance
Risk
95 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Risk
96 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Risk
97 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Risk
98 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
99 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Predictive Maintance

104 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Materials Handling Safety
Safety Information within

110 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2) Integrated Document
Management Systems

Management Systems

Management Systems
Management Systems

Management Systems
Management Systems
Process Safety Information

116 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management

117 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management

118 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management

119 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management

120 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management

121 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Management
Risk
122 1992 PPSS-1992 (Book 2)
Impact of New Regulatory

123 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements

124 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements
125 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements

126 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements

127 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements

128 1994 PPSS-1994
Requirements
Information Management
129 1994 PPSS-1994 Software/Integrated
Systems
Systems
Systems
132 1994 PPSS-1994 Expert Systems
Legal Issues in
135 1994 PPSS-1994
Documentation
Legal Issues in
136 1994 PPSS-1994
Documentation
Legal Issues in
137 1994 PPSS-1994
Documentation
Legal Issues in
138 1994 PPSS-1994
Documentation
Legal Issues in
139 1994 PPSS-1994
Documentation
140 1994 PPSS-1994 Tools for The Small Facility
146 1994 PPSS-1994 Information Security

Mitigation of Process
150 1994 PPSS-1994
Hazards
Mitigation of Process
151 1994 PPSS-1994
Hazards
152 1994 PPSS-1994 Emergency Relief Systems
Instrument and Control

157 1994 PPSS-1994
Strategies for Safety
Intrinsically Safer Process

158 1994 PPSS-1994
Designs

159 1994 PPSS-1994
Designs
160 1994 PPSS-1994
Designs
Industry Initiatives in
161 1994 PPSS-1994
PSM and RMP Initiatives at

162 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
the State Level
PSM and RMP Initiatives at

163 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
the State Level
164 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Community Relations
Accidental Release
168 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Provisions of the CAA and
Their Impact
Accidental Release
169 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Provisions of the CAA and
Their Impact
170 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Failure Analysis
Control Systems Analysis

172 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability
173 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability

174 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability

175 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability

176 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability

177 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
and Reliability
Human Factors,
178 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Ergonomics and Safety
Engineering
Human Factors,
Engineering
Human Factors,
Engineering
Human Factors,
Engineering
Human Factors,
Engineering
Industrial Hygiene: The

183 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus

184 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus
185 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus

186 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus

187 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus

188 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
OSHA Focus
Chemical Hazards and

189 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)

190 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)

191 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)

192 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Use Of Hazard Analysis

Techniques To Support
193 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Management Of Change
Issues

194 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Management Of Change
Issues
Planning And Implementing

195 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
A PHA Program
196 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
A PHA Program

197 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
A PHA Program

198 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
A PHA Program

199 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
A PHA Program
Applying Current Hazard

200 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Analysis Techniques To
Non-Hardware Studies


Hazard Analysis as Part of

204 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Tom

205 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Tom

206 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Tom
Consequence Analysis in
207 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
PSM
Health and Environmental
Effects Associated
208 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2) Health and Environmental
Effects Associated With
Short-Term Releases
Organizational Risk
209 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
210 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
211 1994 PPSS-1994 (Book 2)
Management
212 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
213 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Process Hazard Analyses
214 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Consequence Analysis
218 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Plant Safety Issues

Reactive Chemical Hazards

225 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
I

226 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
I
Engineering Design For

227 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety

228 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety

229 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety

230 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety

231 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety

232 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Process Safety
233 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Compliance Auditing
Human Factors/
240 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Ergonomics
Human Factors/
241 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Ergonomics
Human Factors/
242 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Ergonomics
243 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Incident Investigation


246 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
II

247 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
II

248 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
II

249 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
II

250 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
II
251 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Facility Siting
256 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) EDMS: Supporting PSM

257 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) EDMS: Supporting PSM
258 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1) Risk Management Planning
Engineering Tools & Data

For Design/ Verification/
261 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Validation Of Control
Systems
Engineering Tools & Data
For Design/ Verification/
262 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Validation Of Control
Systems
Developments In Industrial
263 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Hygiene
264 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Hygiene
265 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Hygiene
266 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Hygiene
267 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 1)
Hygiene
268 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) Mechanical Integrity
269 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) Mechanical Integrity
270 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) Emergency Relief Systems

276 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

277 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

278 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II
279 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

280 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II
Abnormal Event Guidance

281 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Information System

282 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Information System

283 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Information System

284 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Information System

285 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Information System
286 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) Management of Change

Organizational Risk
293 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
294 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
295 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
296 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
297 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Organizational Risk
298 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Management
Operating Procedures and

299 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Training

300 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Training

301 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Training

302 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Training
303 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Training
304 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) Non-Destructive Testing
Emergency Relief Systems

307 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

308 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

309 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

310 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

311 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II

312 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
II
Underground Safety; TRRC

313 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Rules
Underground Safety; TRRC

314 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2)
Rules
315 1996 PPSS-1996 (Book 2) The Worst Case Scenario
EHCMA RMP Technical

319 1998 PPSS-1998
Committee Findings
EHCMA RMP Technical

320 1998 PPSS-1998
Committee Findings
EHCMA RMP Technical

321 1998 PPSS-1998
Committee Findings
EHCMA RMP Technical

322 1998 PPSS-1998
Committee Findings
Emergency Relief for Chair:

323 1998 PPSS-1998
Reactive Chemical Systems
RMP/PSM Compliance
324 1998 PPSS-1998
Auditing
RMP/PSM Compliance
325 1998 PPSS-1998
Auditing
RMP/PSM Compliance
326 1998 PPSS-1998
Auditing
327 1998 PPSS-1998 Revalidating PHAs

328 1998 PPSS-1998 Revalidating PHAs
329 1998 PPSS-1998 Facility Siting
333 1998 PPSS-1998 Legal Issues
336 1998 PPSS-1998 Plant Reliability Issues

344 1998 PPSS-1998 RMP Hazard Assessment
347 1998 PPSS-1998 RAGAGEP
348 1998 PPSS-1998 RAGAGEP
349 1998 PPSS-1998 Process Safety in Curricula

355 1998 PPSS-1998 Blast Modeling
356 1998 PPSS-1998 Y2K Issues
Impact of Basic Research

359 1998 PPSS-1998
Issues in Process Safety
Impact of Basic Research

360 1998 PPSS-1998
Issues in Process Safety
EHCMA RMP
361 1998 PPSS-1998 Communication Committee
Findings
362 1998 PPSS-1998 Consequence Analysis

367 1998 PPSS-1998 Mechanical Integrity
Management of Change
368 1998 PPSS-1998
Issues
369 1998 PPSS-1998
Issues
370 1998 PPSS-1998 Reactive Chemical Hazards
Determining Safety
Integrity Level (SIL)
373 1998 PPSS-1998
Requirements for Safety
Instrumented Systems (SIS)
Determining Safety
374 1998 PPSS-1998
Determining Safety
375 1998 PPSS-1998
376 1998 PPSS-1998 Inherently Safer Designs
377 1998 PPSS-1998 Inherently Safer Designs
378 1998 PPSS-1998 Human Factors
RMP Communication
381 1998 PPSS-1998 Issues and Community
Relations
RMP Communication
Relations
RMP Communication
Relations
RMP Communication
Relations

388 1998 PPSS-1998 LNG/LPG Safety Issues
389 1998 PPSS-1998 LNG/LPG Safety Issues
Risk Based Decision

390 1998 PPSS-1998
Making
Risk Based Decision

391 1998 PPSS-1998
Making
Risk Based Decision

392 1998 PPSS-1998
Making
Risk Based Decision

393 1998 PPSS-1998
Making
Process Safety Needs of a

394 2001 PPSS-2001
Small Company

395 2001 PPSS-2001
Small Company

396 2001 PPSS-2001
Small Company

397 2001 PPSS-2001
(PSM) Auditing

398 2001 PPSS-2001
(PSM) Auditing

399 2001 PPSS-2001
(PSM) Auditing
400 2001 PPSS-2001
(PSM) Auditing
Cost-Benefit Analysis
401 2001 PPSS-2001
Applied to Process Safety
402 2001 PPSS-2001
403 2001 PPSS-2001
404 2001 PPSS-2001
405 2001 PPSS-2001 Management of Change

in the Engineering,
Construction and Startup of
408 2001 PPSS-2001
Process Plants - Plant
Design and Project
Execution

in the Engineering,
409 2001 PPSS-2001
Design and Project
Execution

in the Engineering,
410 2001 PPSS-2001
Design and Project
Execution
in the Engineering,
411 2001 PPSS-2001
Design and Project
Execution

in the Engineering,
412 2001 PPSS-2001
Design and Project
Execution

in the Engineering,
413 2001 PPSS-2001
Design and Project
Execution
Future Regulations and

414 2001 PPSS-2001
Beyond

415 2001 PPSS-2001
Beyond

416 2001 PPSS-2001
Beyond

417 2001 PPSS-2001
Beyond

418 2001 PPSS-2001
Beyond

in the Engineering,
419 2001 PPSS-2001
Process Plants - Analysis
and Mitigation of
Hazardous Events
in the Engineering,
420 2001 PPSS-2001
and Mitigation of
Hazardous Events

in the Engineering,
421 2001 PPSS-2001
and Mitigation of
Hazardous Events

in the Engineering,
422 2001 PPSS-2001
and Mitigation of
Hazardous Events

in the Engineering,
423 2001 PPSS-2001
and Mitigation of
Hazardous Events
424 2001 PPSS-2001 Ergonomics
Transportation Safety - Safe

Transportation of
428 2001 PPSS-2001 Hazardous Materials by
Pipeline, Truck, Railroad
and Marine Vessels
Transportation of
and Marine Vessels

Transportation of
and Marine Vessels

Transportation of
and Marine Vessels

Transportation of
and Marine Vessels

Transportation of
and Marine Vessels
434 2001 PPSS-2001 Pressure Relief Systems

440 2001 PPSS-2001
Safey Standards for Process

441 2001 PPSS-2001
Control Systems

442 2001 PPSS-2001
Control Systems

443 2001 PPSS-2001
Control Systems

444 2001 PPSS-2001
Control Systems

445 2001 PPSS-2001
Control Systems
Assuring Safetv in Design

446 2003 PPSS-2003 & Construction of Process
SYstems

SYstems

SYstems

SYstems
SYstems

SYstems
Process Relief Systems

458 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design

459 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design

460 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design
461 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design

462 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design

463 2003 PPSS-2003
Analysis and Design
Reliability of Equipment
464 2003 PPSS-2003
and Risk Based Inspection
465 2003 PPSS-2003
466 2003 PPSS-2003
467 2003 PPSS-2003
Transportation Safety and

468 2003 PPSS-2003
Security

469 2003 PPSS-2003
Security

470 2003 PPSS-2003
Security

471 2003 PPSS-2003
Security
472 2003 PPSS-2003
Security
Safer Plant Operations via

473 2003 PPSS-2003
Operational Discipline

474 2003 PPSS-2003

475 2003 PPSS-2003

476 2003 PPSS-2003
Human Factors Engineering

477 2005 PPSS-2005 and Ergonomic Engineering






484 2005 PPSS-2005 Improving Safety Culture

490 2005 PPSS-2005 Risk Assessment
Incident Investigations and

497 2005 PPSS-2005 Methods of Interpreting
Evidence

Evidence

Evidence
Evidence

Evidence

Evidence
Inherently Safer Process

503 2005 PPSS-2005 Design and Operations





509 2005 PPSS-2005 Case Histories

515 2005 PPSS-2005 Monday Luncheon Speech

POP
Paper Title Authors
Volume
Process Safety Enhancement Through

A. W. Woltman
Instrumentation
A PSM Compliance Strategy P.J. Bellomo
Process Safety At A Small Chemical

L. J. Gimpelson
Company Survival of The Smart Worker
Dupont’s Approach to Managing Process

A.F. Burk
Safety
Risk Ranking for Risk Management Plans R. Mallett
What Does the Public Want, Anyway? J. Scheidler
lnterpretation and Compliance Strategies

for the OSHA Process Safety V. Boyen
Management Standards
International Attempts for Regulation of

Environmental Safety Z. Zajickova
Problems/Governmental And Private
EPA's Perspective On Chemical Accident

V. E. Rodriguez
Prevention
Regulated Process Safety And The Small

R. V. Johnson
Batch Chemical Company
Negotiating the Shoals: The Permitting

and Enforcement lmplications of the 1990
S.M. Turner, M.H. Levin, and R.S. Dankner
Clean Air Act Amendments for the
Chemical Process lndustry
Meet Your Enemies; They May Be

L. W. Wassell
Friendly
We've Had An Accident! Sound The
B. J. Freeman
Alarm
The Chemical Industry's Public Image S. A. Martinez
Community Relations in The Face of

P. D. Wright
Uncertainty: A Case Study
Managing The Flow of Public

B. Martien
Information in A Crisis
The Role of The Facilitator in

P. A. Bowman
Community Relations
Planning And Beyond B. Harris
The LEPC's Role in Emergency Response

J. W. Kachtick
And Planning
Emergency Management Using

E. M. Hawthorne
Computerized Databases
OPA '90 - 18 Months Later A Status

R. J. Prosser
Report
Partnership of Industry And The

J. F. Hicker
Community in Emergency Planning
Emergency Management: One Plan To

C. C. Burns, D. Kasuska, and R. P. Hesslan
Fullfill The Regulatory Requirements
Explosion Accident Consequences

M. G. Whitney, D. D. Barker, and K. H. Spivey
Investigation Methodology
Leak Size/Frequency Distributions R. W. Prugh

Dynamic Model for Liquid Pool
D. J. Hesse
Vaporization
Consequence Analysis for Elevated

M. T. Mills and C. K. Hiller
Releases of Volatile Liquids
A Model for The Dispersion of Two-

G. A. Melhem and R. Saini
Phase Flashing Multicomponent Jets
A Structured Approach for Vapor

Dispersion Modeling of Pure And D. Pfenning and M. Mannan
Multicompnent Mixtures
Comparision of The DEGADIS, SLAB

And HEGADAS Dispersion Models With
J. H. Moser
Wind Tunnel Modeling of Dense Gas
Releases From Within An Oil Refinery
Dispersion Studies of Accidental Release

of Chlorine From The Pressure Relief K. Nand and B. I. Loran
Valve of A Railcar
Consequence Assessment of Atmospheric

R. M. Pitblado, G. Purdy, D. F. Bagster, and J. R. Lockwood
Storage Tank Fires
Consequence and Suppression of

J. E. Shepherd and J. A. Senecal
Detonations in Pipelines
Blast Pressure Field Analysis Using

Turbulent, Multi-Directional Flame Front D. J. Hesse
Propagation
Consequence Analysis Based On

Numerical Simulation of Postulated M. Sanai, J. D. Colton, and G. R. Greenfield
Accidents
Pressure Relief for Reactive Chemical

W.J. Janecek
Systems
Criteria in The Selection of A Pressure

C. M. Buxton
Relief Valve
Relief Vent Sizing and Location for
M.A. Grolmes and M.H. Yue
Tubular Reactors
A Generalized Method for Centrifugal

R. G. Carranza
Compressor Blowdown
The Problem With SRV/RD

J. J. Hauser
Combinations
Unsteady-State Heat Transfer To A

F. Self, Jr. and C. H. Remsen
Vessel Subject To External Fire
HF Mitigation Strategies at Amoco's

R.C. Wade
Texas City Alkylation Unit
Evaluation of Water Spray/Fire Monitor

R. L. Petersen and D. N. Blewitt
Mitigation Systems for Two Refineries
Disaster Mitigation in Process Plants by

S. Hartwig
Water and Steam Curtains
Disaster Mitigation in Process Plants by

S. Hartwig and J. Boke
Application of Foam
Dynamic Simulation of Ethylene Plant

Gas Turbine Integration System Predicts
Combustion Conditions And Pressure J. Albano, R. H. Walz, S. K. Shenoy, and G. Singh
Excursions During Turbine Emergency
Shutdown
Inherently Safer Process Designs V. E. Althaus and S. Mahalingam
Results of Recent Process Plant Incident

J.R. Sexton
Investigations
A Systematic Approach To Investigating

L. Unger and M. Paradies
Incidents
Multiple Causation And Logic The

Modern Approach To Quality Incident P. T. Ragan
Investigations
Investigation of Process Plant Incidents S. Finelt
An Overview of The Legal Rules of

Evidence And Procedure Applicable To D. B. Wells and J. F. Kovach
Incident Investigation
Process Safety Management Auditing H. Ozog
Chemical Safety Audits: A View From

H. T. Hudson and L. W. Ross
Within The EPA
Process Safety - Insuring Systems Are

B. Martien
Functioning
Participatory Plant Audits D. C. Clagett and F. W. Schultz
Process Safety Auditing: Practical

J. O. Philley
Lessons Learned
Job Task Analysis in The Process

I. S. Sutton
Industries
Safety Improvements Through The

Deming Philosophy And Employee D. J. Willette, R. E. Smith, and R. S. Koehler
Involvement
Accident Prevention Through

Involvement And Spaced Repetition - B. G. Crawford
Changing Culture
Ohh!!! My Aching Back: The Need for

J. Larks
Manual Lift Warnings
Strategies for Integrating Human

Reliability Analysis Into Process Hazard W. G. Bridges, J. Q. Kirkman, and D. K. Lorenzo
Evaluations
The Human Performance Investigation
M. Parades, L. Unger, and A. Ramey-Smith
Process (HPIP)
A Preliminary Comparison of United

States, Ontario (Canada) And European M. P. Mehta and G. S. Rajhans
Regulations On Occupation Health
Industrial Hygiene And The Female

A. J. Parmet
Employee
A Risk Based Approach To Reducing

R. L. Collins
Fugitive Emissions of Air Toxics
Use of Heart Rate As A Heat Stress Index M. J. Mader, D. Johnson, and S. Wright
Industrial Hygiene Programs & Fugitive

R. L. Berglund and J. L. Randall
Emissions Control
Control Measures for Isocyanates in

H. Cabrera and B. G. Simpson
Aluminum Foundries
Managing Change - A Multi-Faceted

A. F. Burk and W. L. Frank
Approach
Systematic Procedural Safety Analysis J. A. Speed
Beyond Compliance: An Integrated

Approach To Plant Environmental And J. F. Moore and R. P. Hyland
Safety Performance
Getting From Policy To Practices: The

Pyramid Model (Or, What Is This A. M. Dowell
Standard Really Trying To Do)
Union Carbide Chemicals And Plastics'

W. F. Merritt
Approach To Training And Certification
Plant-Wide Gas Monitoring Helps
R. E. Dunkle
Control Risk
A Review of CCPS Guidlines On

P. Ragan
Incident Investigation
Hazard Evaluation Through The Life of

D. C. Hendershot
A Process
Hazard Identification, Selecting

Appropriate Technique, Follow-Up And S. Arendt
Documentation
Hazard Identification Techniques in The

M. Moosemiller
Regulatory Arena
Utilizing The Hazard Identification And

Evaluation Procedures With New S. Bridges
Engineers
Safety Aspects of Process Control for

T. Triplett
Batch Process
Matching Safety Control System

P. Gruhn
Performance To Process Risk Levels
Quantification of Refinery Risk Agency

G. D. Kaiser
Interaction
An Automated Approach for Risk

M. Marchlik, J. Takacs, and R. Marnicio
Integration
Fault Tree Analysis in The Chemical

M. E. Sawyer
Process Industry
Structural Engineering Aspects of Plant

C. R. Sundararajan
Risk Assessment
Instrumentation Design of Safety

J. Fleming
Systems
Trends in Safe Design G. E. Matar
Process Safety Management And The

R. M. Sherrod
Contractor
New Approaches in ESD Requirement

R. Spiker
Validation
Systematic Training And Certification

W. D. Moore and W. B. Stewart
Using Operator Training Simulators
History Revisited - Do We Learn From

R. C. Frey and A. J. McCarthy
Or Accept The Past?
Combined Effort By Owners And

Contractors Improve Contractor Safety J. A. Glass
Training
Large Property Damage Losses in The

D. G. Mahoney
Hydrocarbon-Chemical Industries
Delivering Insurance Capacity for The

M. P. Cahill
Chemical Industry
Underwriter's Dilemma - The Chemical

G. P. Norstrom
Risk
Capital Project Development And Risk

R. J. Kerlin
Management: An Integrated Approach
(Title Not Available) B. McGannon
Relief Valve Installation And

P. C. Monroe
Maintenance
On-Line Data Reconciliation for

C. Mehta
Predictive Maintenance
Steam Turbine Overspeed Trip Systems M. B. Davis
Predictive Maintenance for

C. Jackson
Turbomachinery
Relief Valve Testing Requirements W. E. Nelson
The Application of Dynamic Simulation

S. A. Ray and G. R. Dissinger
To Improve Blowdown Flow Predictions
Marine Loading Vapor Control Systems F. H. Babet
Explosion Propagation in Dust Handline

K. Chatrathi
Systems
Possible Electrostatic Hazards in Material

T. H. Pratt
Handling Systems
(Paper Withdrawn) ..
Reducing Exposure To Secondary

Releases And Combustions After An D. M.
Initial Catastrophic Incident
Working Smarter: Corporate Solutions

T. B. Wood
for The 90's
Using An Integrated Business Perspective

Management of Process Safety R. Giska
Information
Electronic Document Management

C. Fulton, B. Hern, and C. Vogus
Systems for Process Safety Management
Shared Engineering Documentation At
J. Kovar, J. Waltz, R. Powell, and K. Sheldon
Lyondell Petrochemical Company
Use of Interactive Graphics Database for

C. T. Holley
Getting The Whole Picture H. L. Graham and G. L. Henderson
The Process Data Exchange Institute J. T. Adams
The Impact of Computer Integrated

P. Winter, N. Evans, and D. Mushin
Process Engineering On Plant Safety
Using Design Master for Process Safety

M. L. McGuire and M. A. Teague
Developing Safe Charts F. J. Privett
Effective Process Safety Information

M. Mannan and D. Pfenning
Management
Information Management in Hazard

P. Baybutt
Analysis Studies
Underwriter's Dilemma - The Chemical

G. P. Norstrom
Risk
Information And Data Recordkeeping for

OSHA's Process Safety Management T. H. Seymour
Standard
Minimum Documentation for

Compliance With OSHA's PSM J. S. Arendt
Regulation (29 CFR 1910.119)
Documentation of Process Hazard
Analysis for Compliance With K. E. Shores
29CFR1910.119
Changes Caused By Implementing The

OSHA Process Safety Management L. J. Gimpelson
Regulations
Practical Experience With PSM: What

P. A. Harrington and M. Sherrod
Our Plant Was Surprised To Find Out
CCPS Guidlines for Process Safety

R. E. Witter, and W. L. Frank
Documentation
Engineering Information Management

L. D. McGill and J. A. Waltz
System
Plants Running - Facilitating A

A. B. Clevenson
Maintenance Paradigm Shift
Workflow Management of Technical

G. Shen and W. F. Early
Documents
Using Model-Based Engineering for

A. T. Axworthy
Automated Process Hazard Analysis
Advent: An Expert System for Explosion

S. Y. Cha , R. Zalosh , and D. Brown
Vent Design
Expert System for Reporting

M. Farren
Environmental Releases
OSHA's Standard On Process Safety

Management of Highly Hazardous M. N. Duvall
Chemicals: Background And Analysis
OSHA Inspections To Enforce The

Process Safety Management Standard:
R. C. Gombar and A. G. Sapper
There Are Some Real Surprises for
Employers
Documentation Under The Process Safety
Management Standard: Incident
N. G. Stillman
Investigations, Audits And Other
Required Recordkeeping
Criminal Liability Under The

H. A. "Topper" Thompson III
Occupational Safety And Health Act
Contract Workers And Process Safety

T. M. Melo and W. J. Wisdom
Management
Software Tools for The Small Facility: To

L. E. Adams Jr. and S. Rankle
Accelerate OSHA Compliance Projects
Compliance With OSHA PSM And The

EPA Risk Management Plan A O. Gentry and G. Ford
Maintenance Perspective
PHARA: Automated Process Hazard

Analyses By Using Appropriate J. W. Chastain, J. H. S. Jensen, and R. A. Winkler
Methodologies Per Node
Tools for The Small Facility: Automated

S. E. Stasko
Chemical Inventory Control
Simple Software Tools for The Small

J. Boettcher
Plant
Continuous Improvement Tools for The

R. Kucharyson
Calibration Lab
Managing Process Safety Management

Information Through A Maintenance H. H. Waldrop
Management System
Software And Critical Systems D. W. Vickers
Change Management for Process Control

I. B. Kerr and E. Gilbert
Computer Systems
Protecting Records From Disaster T. G. Wellen
Safety Assessment The Critical System

C. J. Goring and D. A. Sanders
Suppliers View
An Overview of The Proposed ASME

Code - BPTC/HPSC SC6000 Hazardous S. J. Brown
Release Protection
Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design:

An Integrated Approach Using DIERS G. W. Boicourt
Methodology
Pressure Relief System Modernization V. H. Edwards, L. L. Hu , N. D. Le , W. T. Leong , R. A. Merino , G. S.
Relief Vent Sizing for A Grignard

M. Yue, J. J. Sharkey, and J. C. Leung
Reaction
The Role of Relief Pressure On DTBP

J. C. Leung, C. F. Askonas, H. K. Fauske, T. R. Fitzsimons, and Z. Wang
Decomposition
Simulation of Vented Pressure Vessel

M. A. Grolmes and M. J. King
Tests for Organic Peroxides
A Common Sense Approach To Safety

E. J. Mullings
Systems
Reboiler System Design - The Tricks of

A. J. McCarthy and B. R. Smith
The Trade
Future of Artificial Intelligence in

Process Synthesis & Design of Safer P. S. Odom and J. T. Shah
Petrochemical Plants
The Use of Process Simulation Software
for The Design of Relief Systems And J. Linsley
Flare Networks
Assisting Batch Chemical Operations To

Develop Effective Process Safety J. C. Manzella
Management Programs
Coordination of State and Federal

J. A. Johnson
Chemical Accident Prevention Programs
Risk Analysis to Select Risk Reduction

R. Baldini and A. Edwards
Alternates
Mercury Rising: Confronting the

B. A. Badino
Perception and Reality of a Pollutant
Experiences in Open Communications

R. T. Perry
with Plant Communities
Community Advisory Panels: The

D. L. Meade and D. B. Herndon
Monsanto Experience
Value-based Safety: Making a Difference H. H. Reed
Design and implementation of an

Effective Process Safety Management J. C. Manzella
System
Living Through 'Worst Case'

J. E. Smith
Communication
Empowering Employees to Investigate

C. Thames, M. Paradies and L. Unger
Incidents
Post Incident Investigation Utilizing

K. E. Shores
Forensic Chemistry and Engineering
TUV type Approval of Programmable

Electronic Systems Requirements and M. Weber
Procedures
Electronic Systems Evaluation A User
H. E. Storey
Perspective
Environmental Influence on
Programmable Electronic Control System V. J. Maggioli
Reliability
Is Your Control System Critical to Plant

J. A. Shaw
Safety?
Where is the Weak Link in Your Safety

P. Gruhn
System?
Evaluating Common Cause Effect on

W. M. Goble
System Safety - The Beta Method
Safety Preventative Aspects Involving

K. Lento
Ergonomics in the Petrochemical Field
Foundations of Integrated Risk

J. L. Hunsucker
Management
Incorporating Airline Human

Performance Enhancement Techniques
J. P. MacLean
Into Process Operations - Crew Resource
Management
Relational Data Base Management to
Analyze Accidents in the
N. Oak and L. J. H. Schulze
Petrochemically-Related Construction
Industry
The Role of Functional Job Assessment
in the Identification and Assignment of
Appropriate Personnel to Job (Craft) N. R. Pinglay and L. Schulze
Classifications in the Petrochemical
Industry
Getting the Most Mileage Out of an

D. Haysley
Initial Process Hazards Analysis
Early industrial Hygiene Involvement in

L. T. Freeland
Process Design
Industrial Hygiene Challenges in Process
D. L. L Tackett
Safety Management
Process Safety Management from a

J. D. Hargrave
Contractor's Perspective
Living an OSHA Inspection on Process

H. G. Kana
Safety Management
Industrial Hygiene Issues in New Unit

D. Richards and M. Sorrells
Design and Process Changes
Hazard Communication for the OSHA

R. E. Green
Process Safety Management Standard
Material Safety Data Sheets: Their

Changing User Audience and Future T. L. Harder
Modifications
PSM in Research Laboratory Operations:

M. P. Karr
Focus on Reactive Hazards Assessment
An Overview of Process Wastewater

D. H. Belhateche
Treatment. What Works Where, and Why
Management of Change in Chemical

K. E. Shores
Operating Facilities
Failures: Case Histories of Improperly

R. E. Sanders
Managed Changes in Chemical Plants
A Plant-Wide System for Process Hazard

J. J. Ganger
Analyses
Solutions to Problems Encountered When
L. J. Gimpelson
Conducting Process Hazard Analyses
Developing and Implementing a PHA

M. L. Hamburg
Program
Establishing the Requirements of a

M. A. Eidson and M. M. Moderski
HAZOP Study
Risk Assessment as a Basis for

Addressing Process Hazards Involving M. E. Sawyer
Facility Siting
HAZOP Techniques for Computer Based

G. D. Kaiser, M. E Bearrow, S. A. Fleger, and J. A. Young
Control Systems
HAZOP Techniques for Non-Traditional

G. D. Kaiser
Applications
Sneak Analysis of Process Control

J. L. Vogas
Systems
Process Hazard Evaluation Techniques

for Identifying Potential Human Errors
S. A. Fleger
Associated with Procedural
Implementation
Obtaining and Assuring Quality Process

O. N. Slye
Safety Management Services
Leadership: The Key to Quality in

K. A. Ford
Process Hazards Analysis
Delivering a Process Hazard Analysis as

D. A. Jones and K. H. Harrington
a Quality Product Under ISO 9000
Explosion Failure of a Pressurized

Railroad Tank Car at a Tank Farm: S. J. Brown
Forensic Investigation
Consequence Analysis - Environmental
R. W. Prugh
Effects
Organizational Risk Management H. Cullingford
Changing Organizational Culture to Meet

R. A. Dykes and W. C. Gekler
New Regulatory Requirements
Promoting a Value-Based Safety Culture T. E. McSween and J. E. Stowe
Welcome to the 1996 Process Plant

R. Darby and W. F. Early
Safety Symposium
Process Hazard Analyses for Compliance W. F. Early
Reducing Inherent Risk Through

S. A. Berger and R. J. Lantzy
Consequence Modeling
Improvements to Vapor Cloud Dispersion

S Hanna, D. Blewitt, D. Fontaine, G. Jersey, J. King, Shell, K. Steinberg
Models for Industrial Sites
Issues in Developing Lookup Tables in

Support of EPA's Risk Management C. Matthiessen, D. Goldbloom-Helzner, M. Edelstein
Program
Offsite Explosion and Fire Analyses of

D. W. Jones and D. H. Hobbs
Oil Exploration and Production Facilities
Plant Safety Auditing - Practical Insights J. O. Philley
Chemical Management: A Step Beyond

M. C. Dupont
the Regulations
Implementing a Contractor Safety and
J. A. Alderman
Health Program
Coordinating Safety and Environmental

R. Eckhardt
Programs
What's Wrong With Failure Analysis C. Latino
Use of Aviation Based Reliability

S. Howell and J. MacLean
Techniques in Incident Investigation
Failure Analysis and Economic

Evaluation of Redundant Architectures L. Beckman
Used in Safety Systems
Prevention and Control of Exothermic

J. C. Etchells
Runaway: A UK HSE View
pH Effects on Phenol-Formaldehyde
E. Kumpinsky
Runaway Reactions
Capital Project Process Safety

R. J. Harper
Requirements
Inherently Safe(r) Plant Design P. G. Snyder
Are Plant Modifications Always Done

J. A. Camps
Safely?
Research Needs for Process Safety

W. B. Howard
Technology
A New Approach to Relief Drum's

A. A. Durand, R. A. Osorio, R. H. Suarez
Design, An Alternative Way

Requirements for Relief System Design M. A. Eidson, B. W. Elliott
and Design Basis
The Use of a Ranking System and
Protocol for Process Safety Management D. A. Moore
Audits
Process Safety Auditing - A New

J. H. Davis and F. H. Knack
Paradigm
Environmental, Health and Safety Audits

J. F. Murphy
- An Integrated Approach
Perception Versus Reality: Considering

the Public Perception Paradigm When J. P. McGinn
Communicating a Volatile Public Issue
Promoting "Green" Thinking at Monsanto D. Herndon
Building a Safety Culture in a Process R

J. M. Browne
and D Organization
Outreach by Oxychem - An Industry

J. Kachtick
Perspective
Log Books as Sources of Data for Human

A. J. Brazier
Factor Studies
The Role of Human Factors in Control

D. B. McCafferty
Room and Control System Upgrade
Human Factors and Process Hazard

W. F. Early, II
Analyses
Incident Investigation Regulatory Round

M. Paradies
Table
Using Technology to Improve Incident

T. Light and A. Marquardt
and Accident Investigations
Case Studies of Storage Tank Explosions J. R. Chen, T. C. Ho, W. K. Chou, and C. C. Duh
Popcorn Polymers New Solutions to an

H. Sun
Old Problem
A Study of Free-Radical and Thermally-

H. E. Fried, D K. Schisla, J. F. Zoeller, and M. E. Levin
Initiated Butadiene Polymerization
Simplification of Reaction Hazards

J. Singh
Testing
Reactive Incompatibility of
Y. S Duh, C. Lee, C. C. Hsu, and C. S. Kao
Nitrocompounds
FIRES: European Runaway Research for

H. Nieman, J. Ligthart, and C. Bassani
Batch Reactor Safety
A Multi-Company Explosion Hazards

D. C. Kirby
Technical Cooperative Program
Application of API RP 752 C. R. Robnett
Building Siting Lessons Learned Through

Vapor Cloud Explosion Risk K. J. Mitchell
Assessments
Siting Issues in a Process Hazards

W. N. Helmer
Analysis
Explosion Siting and Consequences- A

Comparison Between the Petro-Chemical M. G. Whitney
Industry and the Department of Defense
An Integrated Approach to Managing

P. Chitrapu
Plantwide Information
A 3-D EPA Risk Management Program
Information Access and Management G. Tolpa, W. Holes, and C. L. Spencer
Model
A Fertilizer Company's Experience With

G. D. Savoy
Risk Management Planning
Model Risk Management Plans J. C. Stoney
Two Keys to a Cost-Effective Risk

Management Program Using Existing
J. Vernon and C. Franklyn
PHAs for Scenario Selection and the
Critical Role of Communication
Modeling a Safety System Does Not

P. Gruhn
Require a Ph.D. in Math
Cookbook Safety Shutdown System

A. M. Dowell, III and D. L. Green
Design
Lessons Learned in Performing a Process

P. J. Nessler
Hazard Analysis in a Non-Chemical Plant
Incorporating Human Error

Considerations Into Process Hazard R. Louvier
Analyses
A Comparison of ISO 9000 Quality

System Standards and Process Safety V. Zaloom
Management Regulations of OSHA
Promoting a Values Based Safety Process T. E. McSween
"We're Only Here to Help!" Confessions

R. Elveston
of an OSHA Compliance Officer
Identifying and Managing Cold
Temperature Fracture Issues in Process P. G. Snyder
Hazard Analyses
PSM's Mechanical Integrity of Pumps

M. F. Altmann
"Save The Seals"
Runaway Reaction Characterization and

Vent Sizing Based on DIERS C. F. Askonas, T. R. Fitzsimons, Z. Wang, H. K. Fauske, and J. C. Leung
Methodology - An Update
Relief Valve Design for Supercritical

R. C. Chan and J. D. Fleshman
Fluid Plants
Safety Relief Valves on Compressible

Y. S. Lai
and Incompressible Fluids
Consider Bottom Venting for Pressure

K. L. Walter and V. H. Edwards
Relief of Hybrid and Gassy Reactions
Venting of Decompositions of Energetic

J. P. Wakker J. J. de Groot
Liquids Using a Bottom Vent
Reliability-Based Flare System Design J. P. Williams and M. D. Donovan
Thermal Kinetics Evaluation of t-BUTYL

M. A. Grolmes, G. W. Boicourt, and M. J. King
Peroctoate and Scaling Methods
Utilizing Screening Techniques to

J. A. Noronha and A. J. Torres
Minimize Vent Testing
Experimental Worst Case Simulation of

Styrene-Butadiene Emulsion
H. Nieman, J. Ligthart, S. Duffield, and A. Schipper
Polymerisation for Safety Evaluation of a
Production Plant
Relief Sizing for Semi-Batch Exothermic
J. Singh
Processes
Simplified Block Flow Diagram for

Accurately Sizing of Batch Reactor S. Richter and F. Turner
Relief Systems
The Concept of Abnormal Situation

D, Rothenberg and I. Nimmo
Management and Mechanical Reliability
A Generic Real-Time Monitor for

Detecting Abnormal Events in T. S. Ramesh, B. V. Kral, and J. A. Freeman
Continuous Processes
Abnormal Situation Management: Not by

E. Cochran and P. Bullemer
New Technology Alone
Best Practices for Information

N. R. Anderson and P. Vamsikrishna
Presentation to Operators
A Training Perspective on Abnormal

Situation Management: Establishing an P. T. Bullemer and I. Nimmo
Effective Learning Environment
Case Histories of Accidents Preventable

R. E. Sanders
by Management of Change
Management of Change in the Offshore

K. Leger
Industry
Management of Change: A Pilot Plant

G. Wieczorek and P. K. Basu
Application
Directed Graphs for PSM: A

Methodology to Expedite Management of J. Miller
Change
Tag Concordance for PSM W. Bosler and P. Inglish

A Computer Based Training (CBT)
Architecture That Supports Management B. A. Warren
of Change
Management of Change A Requirement

H. H. West and E. M. Stafford
for Loss Prevention Success
Large Scale Organizational Risk

Management: The U.S. EPA's Science
Advisory Board's Recommendations to P. F. Deisler
The U.S. EPA in its Future Risk Methods
Report, BEYOND THE HORIZON
Addressing Public Concerns Through

C.J. Forrest
Public Involvement
Beyond Deregulation: Making Self-

F. Furger
Governance Structures Work
Managing Process-Plant Risk S. R. Bruce
Congressional Efforts to Improve Risk-

S. D. Bersell
Based Decision-Making
Violence in the Workplace? H. Cullingford
Training Personnel on Operating

B. Metz
Procedures
The Formula for Procedure Compliance

A. R. Biggs
(A + B = C)
A Method for Incorporating Required

PSM Elements Into Batch Operating K. N. Martineau
Procedures
Standard Operating Procedures An

T. Walz
Implementation Plan
A Model Based Framework for
Automating Operating Procedure C. Johnsson, S. Viswanatha, R. Srinivasan, V. Venkatsubramanian, and K
Synthesis for Batch Chemical Processes
Mechanical Integrity and NDE S. D. Miller
Recent Advances in Automated

R. W. Pechacek
Ultrasonic Imaging Technology
Inspection of Welds J. D. McMillan
Emergency Relief Systems and Process

Plant Safety - The Impact of Transient A. Heiba, A. Probst, and K. Dutta-Roy
Flow
Steps in the Design of Emergency

Pressure Relief for Non-Reactive W. J. Janacek
Chemical Systems
Pressure Relief Valves Discharging Into

G. B. Emerson
Closed Header Systems
Proper Modeling of Complex Relief

M. G. Brosius and J. L. Dial, II
Systems
"Case Study of Emergency Relief

J. L. G. Rodriguez, A. A. Durand, and L. M. S. Martinez
Systems Optimization"
Pressure Relief System Analysis and

R. K. Wright and A. G. Walker
Verification
Underground Caverns for Hydrocarbon

T. F. Barron
Storage - A Safer Alternative
Emergency Planning at Texas Utilities

J. J. Hardgrave
Fuel Company's Bethel Facility
Application of Worst Case Scenario
M. E. Sawyer
Development for the Process Industries
The Regulator's Use of Worst-Case

N. P. Mulvey
Scenario Data
Quantitative Evaluation of Hurricane

R. W. Prugh
Hazards
Changing the Safety Paradigm to Close

A. R. Buhl
Nuclear Weapons Plants
Technical Aspects of the EHCMA

S. Anderson and J. Coe
Program for EPA RMP Implementation
The East Harris County Manufacturer

Association’s Pilot Chlorine Work P. Johnson
Group’s Strategy & Findings
Process for Developing Offsite

Consequence Guidelines for Complying R. Hodges
with EPA’s RMP Requirements
EHCMA Technical Committee:

Propylene and All Flammables Work N. Griswold
Groups
RAVEM - A Pilot-Scale Runaway and

J. Chen, C. Cheng, W.Chou et al.
Venting Module
Combined Audits P. P. Malkewicz
DuPont’s Approach to PSM Auditing J. R. Thompson
Measuring Upstream Performance

T. Burns
Indicators for Process Safety
What is Involved in PHA Revalidation P. Malkewicz

Trade Secrets in PHA Revalidation J. Alderman
Using Computer-Based Analytical Tools

to Improve the Design of Blast-Resistant S. Whitehouse, R. Newell and T. Steinborn
Facilities
Application of Qualitative and

Quantitative Risk Analysis Techniques to J. Cornwell, J. Marx, and W. Lee
Building Siting Studies
Building Damage Load Tables - What Do

D. D. Barker, W. Sawruk
They Mean?
Advanced API RP-752 Building Siting

M. Moosemiller, B. Brown and B. Greenwood
Analyses – A Prototype
A Case Study: The Plaintiff’s Perspective

on the Use of PSM and RMP J. Blackburn, Jr.
Documentation in Civil Litigation
Investigating Chemical Accidents P. Phillips
Recent Developments in Enforcement of

N. Levintow
OSHA’s PSM Standard
Making Process Safety Pay Off in Plant

D. Walker, A. Remson, and J. Rooney
Productivity, Reliability, and Quality
Relating Profit Risk Management to

S. Unwin
Reliability Management
Reliability Training: Equipping the Plant

J. Alfiere, D. Lorenzo, and D. Walker
Staff to Achieve Reliability Excellence
Pressure Relief Device Sizing: What’s

R. Darby
Known and What’s Not
Review of Relief Devices for Oil & Gas
Facilities and Software Technology for H. Kasiri, J. Gallego, R. Krebs et al.
Their Design and Analysis
Company Wide Approaches to

Emergency Relief System Evaluation and J. Lay
Upgrade: Benefits and Challenges
Pressure Relief Device Isolation Methods V. Edwards and D. DeMichael
Technical Implementation of Retention

Systems for Hazardous Materials in the O. Klais, G. Wehmeier and F. Westphal
Case of Pressure Relief
Risk Management and Process Safety for

D. Leggett and J. Singh
the Toll Manufacturer
Dense Gas Dispersion Modeling for

A. Lara and S. Mannan
Aqueous Solutions
Use of Software Technology in the

Generation and Submission of Risk
J. Estes
Management Plans under EPA’s Rule 40
CFR Part 68
Defining and Maintaining a RAGAGEP

L. Decker and R. Montgomery
Program
Using Computational Engineering

A. Ahmad
Databases to Enforce RAGAGEP
Safety, Doing Things Right J. Wehman
Plant & Environmental Safety: Risk and

Uncertainty Analysis, A Course Beyond C. Howat
Steady - State and Desired Performance
Ready-to-Use Safety Instructional

J. Cobb
Materials from SACHE
Process Safety Education at Texas A&M
R. Darby
University
Incorporating Process Safety into the

A. Pintar, J.King, and D. Crowl
Chemical Engineering Curriculum
Process Safety in the Curriculum -

C. Sheppard
Explosion Prevention Technical Elective
Propane and LPG BLEVE Incident

Simulation for Plant Safety Analysis,
A.M.Birk
Emergency Response Planning and
Training
Y2K Readiness in an Operating Plant D. Daley and B. Bosler
Y2K: Religion or Science? W. H. Bosler
Year 2000 Compliance A. E. Summers
The Frontline Learning Organization:

W. Fischer and N. Anderson
From Concept to Competitive Advantage
Changing the Workplace Culture to Reap

the Benefits of Good Reliability W. Webb and L. V. Heuval
Programs
Risk Management Planning Presentation J. Coe and S. E. Anderson
Revalidation of a Large Flare Stack -

S. Hartung
Practical Lessons Learned
Selecting an Analysis Methodology for

Performing a Layer of Protection R. Montgomery and A. Huff
Analysis
A Sensitivity Analysis of PHAST Model
K. Zimmermann, M. Monson and C. Fuentes
Parameters for Formaldehyde Spills
Source-Term Modeling for High

Pressure, High Temperature Releases of I. Shaikh and S. Mannan
High Flash Point Fluids
A Method for Evaluating Hazards of Low

T. Melton and D. Johnson
Volatility Toxic Liquids
Transforming Your Mechanical Integrity

J. Hayes, R. Montgomery, and A. Remson
Program into a Reliability Program
Changing Safely-A Methodology for the

Structured Assessment of Modifications
D.W.B. Wilson and M. Rowbottom
to Safety Management Systems and
Organizations
Is Your SIS Grandfathered Under

K. Ford and A. Summers
ANSI/ISA S84.01-1996?
The Reactive Chemicals Risk

J. Murphy
Management Process
Should We Equip Highly Hazardous

Chemical Processes with Critical Incident V. Edwards and D.Clark
Recorders?
A Study of the Energetics of

M. Levin
Oligomer/Polymer Decomposition
Safety Integrity Level Selection, A

N. Cammy, J. Harris, E. Marszal and L. Richardson
Process Licensor’s Perspective
Shell’s Method for Determining Safety

Integrity Level Requirements for Safety A. Woltman
Instrumented Systems
Layer of Protection Analysis: A Worked
A. Dowell
Example for a Distillation System.
Safety Through Design in the Chemical

Process Industry: Inherently Safer K. Pearson-Dafft and D. Hendershot
Process Design
Proactive vs. Prescriptive Safety for the

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Offshore Industry
Human Factors Technology

Advancement/Insertion in the System M. Brauer
Safety Engineering Process
Prevention of Physical Hazards Through

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Role Ambiguity Minimization
Industry Best Practice in Simulator

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Training
EHCMA Five-Year Accident History

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Protocol
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A

Case Study in Negotiating Community M. McDaniel
Contracts
Preparation of Rollout Brochures for

D. Gee, P. Patrick, and M. Carter
Jefferson County RMP
Investigating High Risk Incidents K. Turnbull
Software Solutions for Developing and

Tracking Corrective Actions and M. Paradies and E. Skompski
Trending the Root Causes of Incidents
Developing and Implementing a Process
Safety and Risk Management Program C. Amorim
for a Pharmaceutical Operation
Merging of US LNG Standards – 49 CFR

M. Israni
193 and NFPA 59A
Field Inspection of Rail-Car Thermal

M. Cunningham and A.M. Birk
Insulation by Thermography
The Use of Comparative Quantitative

Risk Analysis in Evaluating Proposed J. Cornwell
Hydrogen Fluoride Mitigation Systems
The Status of Risk and Reliability

D. Walker and E. Daggett
Management Programs in Industry
Assessing Business Interruption Risk at

M. Casada, L. Vanden Heuvel, and D. Walker
Critical Manufacturing Facilities
The Integration of Traditional QRA into

R. Gustafson
Commercial Risk Decision Making
Development and Implementation of a

Safety Management System for Small S. Chia, B. Long and R. Raman
Facilities
Practical Hazard Evaluation for the Small

D. Leggett
Chemical Manufacturer
PSM - Your Insurer Should Help J. F. Splain and B. W. Host
PSM Auditing in DuPont - Past, Present

J. R. Thompson
and Future
The Value of Assessing Sustainability in

M. C. Welch and R. B. Hartman
PMS Audits
Third Party Accidental Release

R. A. Barrish and R. C. Antoff
Prevention Audits
The Case for Voluntary Third Party Risk
J. C. Belke
Management Program Audits
CEOs, VPP and the Bottom Line R. A. Brennecke and C. A. Gamer
Process Safety Management: Boon or

S. E. Anderson
Burden?
Risk and Cost Assessment of

Catastrophic Failures of Pumps Resulting J. W. Chastain and R. M. Schisla, Jr.
from Isolated Running
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Fire Risk

T. F. Barry
Reduction Alternatives
MOC - A Key to PSM Effectiveness S. M. Rout
Management of Change in Japan K. Saka
Implementation of an Electronic
A. F. Fregosi
Management of Change System
Assuring Process Safety in the Transfer

of Hydrogen Cyanide Manufacturing G. R. Maxwell, R. O. Dixon, C. E. Rickets, V. H. Edwards et al.
Technology
Safe! Fast and Efficient?: Managing

Process Hazard Analysis on a Project J. P. Jones
Task Force
A Practical Quantitative Methodology to

Minimize the Frequency of Hazardous D. G. Clark
Events
Safety and Reliability: A Synergetic
R. L. Post, D. C. Hendershot and P. Ker
Design Approach
Integration of Mechanical Integrity into

the Design and Construction Project G. May
Phases
Process Safety Approach to Plant Design

S. Chia and R. Raman
and Operation
Hazard Investigation of Reactive

J. Murphy, G. Joseph, L. Long et al.
Chemicals
Process Safety and the General Duty

J. Ferris
Clause
Goal Setting and Chemical Safety

Improvements through Accident M. S. Mannan
Database Analysis
Measuring Process Safety Progress: First

J. S. Arendt, K. Barrett and P. N. Lodal
Steps
Process Safety in the Future - A View

D. J. Leggett
from the Chemistry
Air Emissions Risk Model for Chemical

R. W. Hayes and N. P. Glick
Fires or Explosions
Cost-Effective Approaches for
Addressing Facility Siting Issues during J. T. Cranefield
the Engineering Phase of Projects
Mitigate the Hazards of Emergency

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Atmospheric Venting by Steam Injection
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Explosions Using Expanded Metal H. K. Fauske and R. E. Henry
Network
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Preventing BLEVEs
Ergonomics, Human Factors and Other

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Challenges in Control Room Design: An

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Overview
Human Factors in the Chemical Industry H. Romero and E. Kestler-Romero
State of the Art Analysis of Current

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Research Trends in Pipeline Safety
Hazardous Material Transport - Risk
Comparison of Alternate Transport B. A. Fuller and J. N. Shah
Modes
Evaluation of Risk for Hazardous

F. C. Clark
Material Carriers
Investigation of a Loading Dock

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Naphthalene Fire
Process for Providing On-Scene

M. E. Middleton
Response for Distribution Incidents
Practical Applications of Pipeline

Transient Analysis in Today's Regulatory J. R. Chechak.
Climate
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J. P. Burelbach
Systems
Methodology for Sizing Relief Devices

R. Darby, F. E. Self. and V. H. Edwards
for Two Phase (Liquid/Gas) Flow
Safety & Performance Benefits of

Modulating, Pilot Operated Safety Relief G. B. Emerson
Valves
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and AIChE/CCPS Equipment Reliability
Database Groups
Restrictive Rupture Disc Devices: A
Calculation Method for Certification and J. E. Huff
Relief System Design
Rupture Disk Reliability G. Brazier
Public Communications M. J. Hazzan
Process Control Safety Standards as

E. M. Marszal
Institutional Memory
A Work Process for the Application of

Safety Instrumented Systems On Capital M. W. Dejmek
Projects
Testing Safety Intrumented Systems to

Validate Compliance to ANSI/ISA- C. D. Hardin
S84.01-1996
Safety Instrumented Systems: Reliability

Analysis and Evaluation Using Fault R. Bachnak and J. Williamson
Trees
Computer Hazard and Operability Study

R. Raman and S. Sylvester
or `CHAZOP' Benefits and Applications
Building Safe Plants And Building Them

Safely - Integrating Design Safety And M. W. Dejmek and D. Bray
Construction Safety
HAZOP, Panacea Or False Sense Of

D. W. Taylor
Security?
Measurement And Modeling Of Liquid

M. Vidal, W.Wong, M.S.Mannan et al.
Flammability Limits
Design For Isolation Of Flame

J. Snoeys and J.E.Going
Propagation In An Oxygen Atmosphere
Integrating Aerosol Formation,
Flammability, And Explosion
K. Krishna, W.J.Rogers, and M.Sam.Mannan
Information Into Selection Of Heat
Transfer Fluids
Dust Explosion Risk Reduction Measures

P. R.Amyotte, F.I.Khan, and A.G.Dastidar
Based On An Inherent Safety Framework
Learning From Reactive Chemistry

J. K.Carpenter, D.C.Hendershot, and S.J.Watts
Incidents
The Chemical Safety Board's Reactive

Hazard Investigation "Improving J. F.Murphy
Reactive Hazard Management"
Improving Coverage Of Reactive

Hazards Under The OSHA Process I. Rosenthal and G.Poje
Safety Management Standard
Challenges Of Regulating Or
Implementing A Reactive Chemicals M. S.Mannan and W.J.Rogers
Hazard Management Program
Chemical Reaction Hazard Evaluation:

D. J.Leggett
Initial Calculations
Chemical Reactivity Hazard

Management: A Problem In Search Of A P. N.Lodal and R.W.Johnson
Solution
Dynamic Modelling Of An Acid Gas

Flood Facility For Assuring Safety B. R.Young, D.J.Burton, and W.Y.Svrcek
During Non-Routine Operations
Pressure Relief Valve Solutions For

C. Buxton
Unique Applications
Pressure Relief Sizing For Two-Phase

R. Darby, F.E.Self, and V.H.Edwards
Flow
Relief Vent Sizing For Ethylene Decomp
R. Darby, W.D.Bybee, B.M.Shaw et al.
Runaway Reactions
Safety & Design Aspects Of Vent

T. Ennis
Collection & Destruction Systems
Reliability And Cost Issues In Safety

G. Noya, M.Sánchez, A.Bandoni
Control System Design
A Rationalization Of Modern Reliability

D. Roopchand, D.Napier, and H.Stigter
And Safety Disciplines
Human Factors Making Your Reliability

Program As Successful As Your Safey R. Hoffman
Program
An Insurer's View Of Risk Based

H. L.Febo
Inspection
Guidelines For Mechanical Integrity

Systems: A New Guidelines Book from D. Sliva and A.Remson
CCPS
Assessment Of Potential Security Threats

To Transportation Facilities & Mitigation J. E.Zanoni, R.H.Bennett, C.A.Grounds
Of Security Threats
Vulnerability Assessment Methodology

for Transportation Security of Hazardous C. D.Jaeger
Chemical Substances
Industry Programs And Changes

Resulting In Enhanced Transportation H. Rhoderick and Philip M.Myers
Security
Value Chain Security And Keeping

Chemistry Out Of The Hands Of M. T.Vagasky
Terrorists
Panel Discussion - Transportation Safety
P. Myers, J.Zanoni, C.Jaeger, H.Rhoderick et al.
and Security
Discovering Operational Discipline - The

R. Walter
Foundation Of Manufacturing Excellence
Operational Discipline Background And

S. A.Urbanik
Program In DuPont
Achieving Performance Excellence Using

Behavioral Tools and Techniques: A D. R.Groover
Case Study from Chemical Operations
Common Findings During Process Safety

N. Mukhopadhyay and M. S. Bergner
Management Compliance Audits
Insidious Explosion Hazards in the

S. J. Luzik and Derrick Tjernlund
Mining Industry
Two Large Losses: Refinery Fire and

Vapor Cloud Explosion at a Natural Gas J. Yuill
Processing Plant
U.S. Chemical Safety Board
Investigation: Positive Pressure Control L. Long, J. Banks, M. Morris et al.
Room Failure
Rotational Force Capabilities of Males

and Females Between the Ages of 30 and L. J. H. Schulze, R. Ginsburg, and J. Quereshi
55 Years
Human Factors Analysis Techniques for

Process Control Rooms and Control D. Attwood
Systems
Statistical Analysis of Human Factors
B. K. Vaughen
Checklists
Methods for Improving Human

D. Lorenzo, L. N. Vanden Heuvel, and J. J. Rooney
Performance
Human Reliability Analysis for Chlorine

J. J. Chaback
Bulk Unloading Procedures
Safety Climate: It's not Just an
S. C. Payne, M. E. Bergman, and J. B. Henning
Engineering Problem
Operational Discipline at DuPont J. A. Klein
Values and Behavior: Building a Culture

T. E. McSween
that Promotes Safety
Integrated Management Systems and

Safety Culture - Operational Discipline as
R. Walter
the Foundation of Manufacturing
Excellence
Essential Elements of a Sound Safety
W. L. Frank
Culture
Enhanced Layer of Protection Analysis
A. Waller
(LOPA) Method
Selection and Evaluation of Release

J. D. Marx and John B. Cornwell
Scenarios for an LNG Import Terminal
Criteria for the Escalation of Fires and

V. Cozzani, G. Gubinelli, and E. Salzano
Explosions
Quantitative Risk Analysis for Hazardous

Y. Qiao, N. Keren, W. J. Rogers et al.
Materials Transportation
Statistical Analysis of Pressure Vessel

T. J. Mikschl and Ahmad Shafaghi
Failure
Atlantis Case Study: Getting the Most

D. J. Carter, M. Gerschefski, and K. Watson
from Your HAZOP
Operator Initiated Action as an

A. Summers and Scott Sandler
Independent Protection Layer
Incident Investigation: The Transmitters

Are Leaking in One Unit, But Are
A. M. Dowell
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Didn’t the First Fixes Work?
Incident Investigation of an Explosion at

D. Wiff
a Styrene Plant
Investigating Chemical Process

D. Morrison, R. A. Ogle, M. Viz et al.
Accidents: Examples of Good Practices
Investigation Challenges of the Kinston
Q. A. Baker, R. C. Gombar, J. A. Lastowka et al.
Dust Explosion Accident
Investigating Explosion Incidents – What

Do You Look for and What Does It Tell D. D. Barker
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Dust Explosion Case Study: How a
"Wrong" Material of Construction D. Kong
Caused a Dust Explosion
Application of Inherently Safer Process

C. Curtis Clements
Concepts in DuPont
Inherently Safe Process Plants: Practical

D. G. Kehn
Methods and Examples
Inherently Safer Technology: An

T. Overton and George King
Evolutionary Thing
Sub-Atmospheric Pressure Storage and

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Delivery for Gases
Implementing Inherently Safer Design in

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an Existing Plant
Continuous Process Improvement

A. David, S. Tummala, B. M. Mudryk et al.
Toward a Safer Ester Amidation Process
Preventing Incidents At Newly Acquired

Facilities – Implementation of Lessons B. Dunbobbin, C. Lorn Paxton, G. A. Peters et al.
Learned
Organizational Factors That Influence

S. Stricoff and P. Killimet
Safety
Keynote Paper Holder S. Berger
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Accident: A Technical and Organisational J. Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim et al.
Investigation
When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa

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Plastics’ Response to a Plant Explosion
Handling Chemicals in Small Containers A. I. Ness and R.Gibson
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Citation
A. W. Woltman, "Process Safety Enhancement Through

Instrumentation," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
L. J. Gimpelson, "Process Safety At A Small Chemical

Company Survival of The Smart Worker," 1992 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
A.F. Burk, "Dupont’s Approach to Managing Process Safety,"
1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX, 18 Feb
1992, AIChE.
R. Mallett, "Risk Ranking for Risk Management Plans," 1992
Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992,
AIChE.
J. Scheidler, "What Does the Public Want, Anyway?," 1993
AIChE.
V. Boyen, "lnterpretation and Compliance Strategies for the
OSHA Process Safety Management Standards," 1994 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
Z. Zajickova, "International Attempts for Regulation of
Environmental Safety Problems/Governmental And Private,"
1992, AIChE.
V. E. Rodriguez, "EPA's Perspective On Chemical Accident
Prevention," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
R. V. Johnson, "Regulated Process Safety And The Small Batch
Chemical Company," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
S.M. Turner, M.H. Levin, and R.S. Dankner, "Negotiating the
Shoals: The Permitting and Enforcement lmplications of the
1990 Clean Air Act Amendments for the Chemical Process
lndustry," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX,
18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
L. W. Wassell, "Meet Your Enemies; They May Be Friendly,"
1992, AIChE.
B. J. Freeman, "We've Had An Accident! Sound The Alarm,"
1992, AIChE.
S. A. Martinez, "The Chemical Industry's Public Image," 1992
AIChE.
P. D. Wright, "Community Relations in The Face of
Uncertainty: A Case Study," 1992 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
B. Martien, "Managing The Flow of Public Information in A
Crisis," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX,
18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
P. A. Bowman, "The Role of The Facilitator in Community
Relations," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
B. Harris, "Planning And Beyond," 1992 Process Plant Safety

J. W. Kachtick, "The LEPC's Role in Emergency Response And

Planning," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
E. M. Hawthorne, "Emergency Management Using
Computerized Databases," 1992 Process Plant Safety
R. J. Prosser, "OPA '90 - 18 Months Later A Status Report,"
1992, AIChE.
J. F. Hicker, "Partnership of Industry And The Community in
Emergency Planning," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
C. C. Burns, D. Kasuska, and R. P. Hesslan, "Emergency
Management: One Plan To Fullfill The Regulatory
Requirements," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. G. Whitney, D. D. Barker, and K. H. Spivey, "Explosion
Accident Consequences Investigation Methodology," 1992
AIChE.
R. W. Prugh, "Leak Size/Frequency Distributions," 1992
AIChE.
D. J. Hesse, "Dynamic Model for Liquid Pool Vaporization,"
1992, AIChE.
M. T. Mills and C. K. Hiller, "Consequence Analysis for
Elevated Releases of Volatile Liquids," 1992 Process Plant
G. A. Melhem and R. Saini, "A Model for The Dispersion of
Two-Phase Flashing Multicomponent Jets," 1992 Process Plant
D. Pfenning and M. Mannan, "A Structured Approach for
Vapor Dispersion Modeling of Pure And Multicompnent
Mixtures," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
J. H. Moser, "Comparision of The DEGADIS, SLAB And
HEGADAS Dispersion Models With Wind Tunnel Modeling of
Dense Gas Releases From Within An Oil Refinery," 1992
AIChE.
K. Nand and B. I. Loran, "Dispersion Studies of Accidental
Release of Chlorine From The Pressure Relief Valve of A
Railcar," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX,
18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
R. M. Pitblado, G. Purdy, D. F. Bagster, and J. R. Lockwood,
"Consequence Assessment of Atmospheric Storage Tank Fires,"
1992, AIChE.
J. E. Shepherd and J. A. Senecal, "Consequence and
Suppression of Detonations in Pipelines," 1993 Process Plant
D. J. Hesse, "Blast Pressure Field Analysis Using Turbulent,
Multi-Directional Flame Front Propagation," 1992 Process
M. Sanai, J. D. Colton, and G. R. Greenfield, "Consequence
Analysis Based On Numerical Simulation of Postulated
Accidents," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
W.J. Janecek, "Pressure Relief for Reactive Chemical Systems,"
1992, AIChE.
C. M. Buxton, "Criteria in The Selection of A Pressure Relief
Valve," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX,
18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
M.A. Grolmes and M.H. Yue, "Relief Vent Sizing and Location
for Tubular Reactors," 1993 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. G. Carranza, "A Generalized Method for Centrifugal
Compressor Blowdown," 1992 Process Plant Safety
J. J. Hauser, "The Problem With SRV/RD Combinations," 1992
AIChE.
F. Self, Jr. and C. H. Remsen, "Unsteady-State Heat Transfer
To A Vessel Subject To External Fire," 1992 Process Plant
R.C. Wade, "HF Mitigation Strategies at Amoco's Texas City
Alkylation Unit," 1993 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. L. Petersen and D. N. Blewitt, "Evaluation of Water
Spray/Fire Monitor Mitigation Systems for Two Refineries,"
1992, AIChE.
S. Hartwig, "Disaster Mitigation in Process Plants by Water and
Steam Curtains," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
S. Hartwig and J. Boke, "Disaster Mitigation in Process Plants
by Application of Foam," 1992 Process Plant Safety
J. Albano, R. H. Walz, S. K. Shenoy, and G. Singh, "Dynamic
Simulation of Ethylene Plant Gas Turbine Integration System
Predicts Combustion Conditions And Pressure Excursions
During Turbine Emergency Shutdown," 1992 Process Plant
V. E. Althaus and S. Mahalingam, "Inherently Safer Process
Designs," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston, TX,
18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
J.R. Sexton, "Results of Recent Process Plant Incident
Investigations," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
L. Unger and M. Paradies, "A Systematic Approach To
Investigating Incidents," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
P. T. Ragan, "Multiple Causation And Logic The Modern
Approach To Quality Incident Investigations," 1992 Process
S. Finelt, "Investigation of Process Plant Incidents," 1992
AIChE.
D. B. Wells and J. F. Kovach, "An Overview of The Legal
Rules of Evidence And Procedure Applicable To Incident
Investigation," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
H. Ozog, "Process Safety Management Auditing," 1992 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2, Houston, TX, 18 Feb
1992, AIChE.
H. T. Hudson and L. W. Ross, "Chemical Safety Audits: A
View From Within The EPA," 1992 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, Volume 2, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
B. Martien, "Process Safety - Insuring Systems Are
Functioning," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
2, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
D. C. Clagett and F. W. Schultz, "Participatory Plant Audits,"
1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2, Houston,
J. O. Philley, "Process Safety Auditing: Practical Lessons
Learned," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
I. S. Sutton, "Job Task Analysis in The Process Industries,"
D. J. Willette, R. E. Smith, and R. S. Koehler, "Safety
Improvements Through The Deming Philosophy And
Employee Involvement," 1992 Process Plant Safety
B. G. Crawford, "Accident Prevention Through Involvement
And Spaced Repetition - Changing Culture," 1992 Process
1992, AIChE.
J. Larks, "Ohh!!! My Aching Back: The Need for Manual Lift
Warnings," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
W. G. Bridges, J. Q. Kirkman, and D. K. Lorenzo, "Strategies
for Integrating Human Reliability Analysis Into Process Hazard
Evaluations," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
M. Parades, L. Unger, and A. Ramey-Smith, "The Human
Performance Investigation Process (HPIP)," 1992 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, Volume 2, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992,
AIChE.
M. P. Mehta and G. S. Rajhans, "A Preliminary Comparison of
United States, Ontario (Canada) And European Regulations On
Occupation Health," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
Volume 2, Houston, TX, 18 Feb 1992, AIChE.
A. J. Parmet, "Industrial Hygiene And The Female Employee,"
R. L. Collins, "A Risk Based Approach To Reducing Fugitive
Emissions of Air Toxics," 1992 Process Plant Safety
M. J. Mader, D. Johnson, and S. Wright, "Use of Heart Rate As
A Heat Stress Index," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. L. Berglund and J. L. Randall, "Industrial Hygiene Programs
& Fugitive Emissions Control," 1992 Process Plant Safety
H. Cabrera and B. G. Simpson, "Control Measures for
Isocyanates in Aluminum Foundries," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
A. F. Burk and W. L. Frank, "Managing Change - A Multi-
Faceted Approach," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. A. Speed, "Systematic Procedural Safety Analysis," 1992
Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2, Houston, TX, 18
Feb 1992, AIChE.
J. F. Moore and R. P. Hyland, "Beyond Compliance: An
Integrated Approach To Plant Environmental And Safety
Performance," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
A. M. Dowell, "Getting From Policy To Practices: The Pyramid
Model (Or, What Is This Standard Really Trying To Do)," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
W. F. Merritt, "Union Carbide Chemicals And Plastics'
Approach To Training And Certification," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
R. E. Dunkle, "Plant-Wide Gas Monitoring Helps Control
Risk," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
P. Ragan, "A Review of CCPS Guidlines On Incident
Investigation," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
D. C. Hendershot, "Hazard Evaluation Through The Life of A
Process," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
S. Arendt, "Hazard Identification, Selecting Appropriate
Technique, Follow-Up And Documentation," 1992 Process
1992, AIChE.
M. Moosemiller, "Hazard Identification Techniques in The
Regulatory Arena," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
S. Bridges, "Utilizing The Hazard Identification And Evaluation

Procedures With New Engineers," 1992 Process Plant Safety
T. Triplett, "Safety Aspects of Process Control for Batch

Process," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
P. Gruhn, "Matching Safety Control System Performance To
Process Risk Levels," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
G. D. Kaiser, "Quantification of Refinery Risk Agency
Interaction," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
M. Marchlik, J. Takacs, and R. Marnicio, "An Automated
Approach for Risk Integration," 1992 Process Plant Safety
M. E. Sawyer, "Fault Tree Analysis in The Chemical Process
Industry," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
C. R. Sundararajan, "Structural Engineering Aspects of Plant
Risk Assessment," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Fleming, "Instrumentation Design of Safety Systems," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
G. E. Matar, "Trends in Safe Design," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
R. M. Sherrod, "Process Safety Management And The
Contractor," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
R. Spiker, "New Approaches in ESD Requirement Validation,"
W. D. Moore and W. B. Stewart, "Systematic Training And
Certification Using Operator Training Simulators," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
R. C. Frey and A. J. McCarthy, "History Revisited - Do We
Learn From Or Accept The Past?," 1992 Process Plant Safety
J. A. Glass, "Combined Effort By Owners And Contractors

Improve Contractor Safety Training," 1992 Process Plant Safety
D. G. Mahoney, "Large Property Damage Losses in The

Hydrocarbon-Chemical Industries," 1992 Process Plant Safety
M. P. Cahill, "Delivering Insurance Capacity for The Chemical
G. P. Norstrom, "Underwriter's Dilemma - The Chemical Risk,"
R. J. Kerlin, "Capital Project Development And Risk
Management: An Integrated Approach," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
B. McGannon, "(Title Not Available)," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
P. C. Monroe, "Relief Valve Installation And Maintenance,"
C. Mehta, "On-Line Data Reconciliation for Predictive
Maintenance," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
M. B. Davis, "Steam Turbine Overspeed Trip Systems," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
C. Jackson, "Predictive Maintenance for Turbomachinery,"
W. E. Nelson, "Relief Valve Testing Requirements," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
S. A. Ray and G. R. Dissinger, "The Application of Dynamic
Simulation To Improve Blowdown Flow Predictions," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
F. H. Babet, "Marine Loading Vapor Control Systems," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
K. Chatrathi, "Explosion Propagation in Dust Handline
Systems," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
T. H. Pratt, "Possible Electrostatic Hazards in Material
Handling Systems," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
. . , "(Paper Withdrawn)," 1992 Process Plant Safety

D. M. , "Reducing Exposure To Secondary Releases And

Combustions After An Initial Catastrophic Incident," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
T. B. Wood, "Working Smarter: Corporate Solutions for The
90's," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
R. Giska, "Using An Integrated Business Perspective
Management of Process Safety Information," 1992 Process
1992, AIChE.
C. Fulton, B. Hern, and C. Vogus, "Electronic Document
Management Systems for Process Safety Management," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
J. Kovar, J. Waltz, R. Powell, and K. Sheldon, "Shared
Engineering Documentation At Lyondell Petrochemical
Company," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
C. T. Holley, "Use of Interactive Graphics Database for
Management of Change," 1992 Process Plant Safety
H. L. Graham and G. L. Henderson, "Getting The Whole
Picture," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
J. T. Adams, "The Process Data Exchange Institute," 1992
Feb 1992, AIChE.
P. Winter, N. Evans, and D. Mushin, "The Impact of Computer
Integrated Process Engineering On Plant Safety," 1992 Process
1992, AIChE.
M. L. McGuire and M. A. Teague, "Using Design Master for
Process Safety Information Management," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
F. J. Privett, "Developing Safe Charts," 1992 Process Plant
AIChE.
M. Mannan and D. Pfenning, "Effective Process Safety
Information Management," 1992 Process Plant Safety
P. Baybutt, "Information Management in Hazard Analysis
Studies," 1992 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
G. P. Norstrom, "Underwriter's Dilemma - The Chemical Risk,"
T. H. Seymour, "Information And Data Recordkeeping for
OSHA's Process Safety Management Standard," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
J. S. Arendt, "Minimum Documentation for Compliance With
OSHA's PSM Regulation (29 CFR 1910.119)," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
K. E. Shores, "Documentation of Process Hazard Analysis for
Compliance With 29CFR1910.119," 1994 Process Plant Safety
L. J. Gimpelson, "Changes Caused By Implementing The

OSHA Process Safety Management Regulations," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
P. A. Harrington and M. Sherrod, "Practical Experience With
PSM: What Our Plant Was Surprised To Find Out," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
R. E. Witter, and W. L. Frank, "CCPS Guidlines for Process
Safety Documentation," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
L. D. McGill and J. A. Waltz, "Engineering Information
Management System," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
A. B. Clevenson, "Plants Running - Facilitating A Maintenance
Paradigm Shift," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
G. Shen and W. F. Early, "Workflow Management of Technical
Documents," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
A. T. Axworthy, "Using Model-Based Engineering for
Automated Process Hazard Analysis," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
S. Y. Cha , R. Zalosh , and D. Brown, "Advent: An Expert
System for Explosion Vent Design," 1994 Process Plant Safety
M. Farren, "Expert System for Reporting Environmental
Releases," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
M. N. Duvall, "OSHA's Standard On Process Safety
Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals: Background And
Analysis," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
R. C. Gombar and A. G. Sapper, "OSHA Inspections To

Enforce The Process Safety Management Standard: There Are
Some Real Surprises for Employers," 1994 Process Plant Safety
N. G. Stillman, "Documentation Under The Process Safety
Management Standard: Incident Investigations, Audits And
Other Required Recordkeeping," 1994 Process Plant Safety
H. A. "Topper" Thompson III, "Criminal Liability Under The
Occupational Safety And Health Act," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
T. M. Melo and W. J. Wisdom, "Contract Workers And Process
Safety Management," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
L. E. Adams Jr. and S. Rankle, "Software Tools for The Small
Facility: To Accelerate OSHA Compliance Projects," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
O. Gentry and G. Ford, "Compliance With OSHA PSM And
The EPA Risk Management Plan A Maintenance Perspective,"
J. W. Chastain, J. H. S. Jensen, and R. A. Winkler, "PHARA:
Automated Process Hazard Analyses By Using Appropriate
Methodologies Per Node," 1994 Process Plant Safety
S. E. Stasko, "Tools for The Small Facility: Automated
Chemical Inventory Control," 1994 Process Plant Safety
J. Boettcher, "Simple Software Tools for The Small Plant,"
R. Kucharyson, "Continuous Improvement Tools for The
Calibration Lab," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
H. H. Waldrop , "Managing Process Safety Management
Information Through A Maintenance Management System,"
D. W. Vickers, "Software And Critical Systems," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
I. B. Kerr and E. Gilbert, "Change Management for Process
Control Computer Systems," 1994 Process Plant Safety
T. G. Wellen, "Protecting Records From Disaster," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
C. J. Goring and D. A. Sanders, "Safety Assessment The
Critical System Suppliers View," 1994 Process Plant Safety
S. J. Brown, "An Overview of The Proposed ASME Code -
BPTC/HPSC SC6000 Hazardous Release Protection," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
G. W. Boicourt, "Emergency Relief System (ERS) Design: An
Integrated Approach Using DIERS Methodology," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
V. H. Edwards, L. L. Hu , N. D. Le , W. T. Leong , R. A.
Merino , G. S. Pandya, B. A. B. White, and J. M. Woods ,
"Pressure Relief System Modernization," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
M. Yue, J. J. Sharkey, and J. C. Leung, "Relief Vent Sizing for
A Grignard Reaction," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. C. Leung, C. F. Askonas, H. K. Fauske, T. R. Fitzsimons, and
Z. Wang, "The Role of Relief Pressure On DTBP
Decomposition," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. A. Grolmes and M. J. King, "Simulation of Vented Pressure

Vessel Tests for Organic Peroxides," 1994 Process Plant Safety
E. J. Mullings, "A Common Sense Approach To Safety

Systems," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
A. J. McCarthy and B. R. Smith, "Reboiler System Design -
The Tricks of The Trade," 1994 Process Plant Safety
P. S. Odom and J. T. Shah, "Future of Artificial Intelligence in
Process Synthesis & Design of Safer Petrochemical Plants,"
J. Linsley, "The Use of Process Simulation Software for The
Design of Relief Systems And Flare Networks," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
J. C. Manzella, "Assisting Batch Chemical Operations To
Develop Effective Process Safety Management Programs,"
J. A. Johnson, "Coordination of State and Federal Chemical
Accident Prevention Programs," 1994 Process Plant Safety
R. Baldini and A. Edwards, "Risk Analysis to Select Risk
Reduction Alternates," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
B. A. Badino, "Mercury Rising: Confronting the Perception and
Reality of a Pollutant," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. T. Perry, "Experiences in Open Communications with Plant
Communities," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
D. L. Meade and D. B. Herndon, "Community Advisory Panels:
The Monsanto Experience," 1994 Process Plant Safety
H. H. Reed, "Value-based Safety: Making a Difference," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
J. C. Manzella, "Design and implementation of an Effective
Process Safety Management System," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
J. E. Smith, "Living Through 'Worst Case' Communication,"
C. Thames, M. Paradies and L. Unger, "Empowering
Employees to Investigate Incidents," 1994 Process Plant Safety
K. E. Shores, "Post Incident Investigation Utilizing Forensic
Chemistry and Engineering," 1994 Process Plant Safety
M. Weber, "TUV type Approval of Programmable Electronic
Systems Requirements and Procedures," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
H. E. Storey, "Electronic Systems Evaluation A User
Perspective," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
V. J. Maggioli, "Environmental Influence on Programmable
Electronic Control System Reliability," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
J. A. Shaw, "Is Your Control System Critical to Plant Safety?,"
P. Gruhn, "Where is the Weak Link in Your Safety System?,"
W. M. Goble, "Evaluating Common Cause Effect on System
Safety - The Beta Method," 1994 Process Plant Safety
K. Lento, "Safety Preventative Aspects Involving Ergonomics
in the Petrochemical Field," 1994 Process Plant Safety
J. L. Hunsucker, "Foundations of Integrated Risk
Management," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
J. P. MacLean, "Incorporating Airline Human Performance
Enhancement Techniques Into Process Operations - Crew
Resource Management," 1994 Process Plant Safety
N. Oak and L. J. H. Schulze, "Relational Data Base
Management to Analyze Accidents in the Petrochemically-
Related Construction Industry," 1994 Process Plant Safety
N. R. Pinglay and L. Schulze, "The Role of Functional Job
Assessment in the Identification and Assignment of Appropriate
Personnel to Job (Craft) Classifications in the Petrochemical
D. Haysley, "Getting the Most Mileage Out of an Initial Process
Hazards Analysis," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
L. T. Freeland, "Early industrial Hygiene Involvement in
Process Design," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
D. L. L Tackett, "Industrial Hygiene Challenges in Process
Safety Management," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. D. Hargrave, "Process Safety Management from a
Contractor's Perspective," 1994 Process Plant Safety
H. G. Kana, "Living an OSHA Inspection on Process Safety
Management," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
D. Richards and M. Sorrells, "Industrial Hygiene Issues in New

Unit Design and Process Changes," 1994 Process Plant Safety
R. E. Green, "Hazard Communication for the OSHA Process

Safety Management Standard," 1994 Process Plant Safety
T. L. Harder, "Material Safety Data Sheets: Their Changing
User Audience and Future Modifications," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
M. P. Karr, "PSM in Research Laboratory Operations: Focus on
Reactive Hazards Assessment," 1994 Process Plant Safety
D. H. Belhateche, "An Overview of Process Wastewater
Treatment. What Works Where, and Why," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
K. E. Shores, "Management of Change in Chemical Operating

Facilities," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
R. E. Sanders, "Failures: Case Histories of Improperly Managed

Changes in Chemical Plants," 1994 Process Plant Safety
J. J. Ganger, "A Plant-Wide System for Process Hazard

Analyses," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
L. J. Gimpelson, "Solutions to Problems Encountered When
Conducting Process Hazard Analyses," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
M. L. Hamburg, "Developing and Implementing a PHA
Program," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
M. A. Eidson and M. M. Moderski, "Establishing the
Requirements of a HAZOP Study," 1994 Process Plant Safety
M. E. Sawyer, "Risk Assessment as a Basis for Addressing
Process Hazards Involving Facility Siting," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
G. D. Kaiser, M. E Bearrow, S. A. Fleger, and J. A. Young,
"HAZOP Techniques for Computer Based Control Systems,"
G. D. Kaiser, "HAZOP Techniques for Non-Traditional
Applications," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
J. L. Vogas, "Sneak Analysis of Process Control Systems,"
S. A. Fleger, "Process Hazard Evaluation Techniques for
Identifying Potential Human Errors Associated with Procedural
Implementation," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
O. N. Slye, "Obtaining and Assuring Quality Process Safety
Management Services," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
K. A. Ford, "Leadership: The Key to Quality in Process
Hazards Analysis," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
D. A. Jones and K. H. Harrington, "Delivering a Process
Hazard Analysis as a Quality Product Under ISO 9000," 1994
Feb 1994, AIChE.
S. J. Brown, "Explosion Failure of a Pressurized Railroad Tank
Car at a Tank Farm: Forensic Investigation," 1994 Process Plant
AIChE.
R. W. Prugh, "Consequence Analysis - Environmental Effects,"
H. Cullingford, "Organizational Risk Management," 1994

Feb 1994, AIChE.
R. A. Dykes and W. C. Gekler, "Changing Organizational
Culture to Meet New Regulatory Requirements," 1994 Process
1994, AIChE.
T. E. McSween and J. E. Stowe, "Promoting a Value-Based
Safety Culture," 1994 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. Darby and W. F. Early, "Welcome to the 1996 Process Plant
Safety Symposium," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
Volume 1, Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996, AIChE.
W. F. Early, "Process Hazard Analyses for Compliance," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
S. A. Berger and R. J. Lantzy, "Reducing Inherent Risk
Through Consequence Modeling," 1996 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, Volume 1, Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996, AIChE.
S Hanna, D. Blewitt, D. Fontaine, G. Jersey, J. King, Shell, K.
Steinberg, M. Vasquez, "Improvements to Vapor Cloud
Dispersion Models for Industrial Sites," 1996 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, Volume 1, Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996,
AIChE.
C. Matthiessen, D. Goldbloom-Helzner, M. Edelstein, "Issues
in Developing Lookup Tables in Support of EPA's Risk
Management Program," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
D. W. Jones and D. H. Hobbs, "Offsite Explosion and Fire
Analyses of Oil Exploration and Production Facilities," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
J. O. Philley, "Plant Safety Auditing - Practical Insights," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
M. C. Dupont, "Chemical Management: A Step Beyond the
Regulations," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
1, Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996, AIChE.
J. A. Alderman, "Implementing a Contractor Safety and Health
Program," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996, AIChE.
R. Eckhardt, "Coordinating Safety and Environmental
Programs," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
C. Latino, "What's Wrong With Failure Analysis," 1996 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1, Houston, TX, 1 Apr 1996,
AIChE.
S. Howell and J. MacLean, "Use of Aviation Based Reliability
Techniques in Incident Investigation," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
L. Beckman, "Failure Analysis and Economic Evaluation of
Redundant Architectures Used in Safety Systems," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
J. C. Etchells, "Prevention and Control of Exothermic
Runaway: A UK HSE View," 1996 Process Plant Safety
E. Kumpinsky, "pH Effects on Phenol-Formaldehyde Runaway
Reactions," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
R. J. Harper, "Capital Project Process Safety Requirements,"
TX, 1 Apr 1996, AIChE.
P. G. Snyder, "Inherently Safe(r) Plant Design," 1996 Process
AIChE.
J. A. Camps, "Are Plant Modifications Always Done Safely?,"
W. B. Howard, "Research Needs for Process Safety
Technology," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
A. A. Durand, R. A. Osorio, R. H. Suarez, "A New Approach to
Relief Drum's Design, An Alternative Way," 1996 Process
AIChE.
M. A. Eidson, B. W. Elliott, "Process Safety Management
Requirements for Relief System Design and Design Basis,"
D. A. Moore, "The Use of a Ranking System and Protocol for
Process Safety Management Audits," 1996 Process Plant Safety
J. H. Davis and F. H. Knack, "Process Safety Auditing - A New

Paradigm," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
J. F. Murphy, "Environmental, Health and Safety Audits - An
Integrated Approach," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. P. McGinn, "Perception Versus Reality: Considering the
Public Perception Paradigm When Communicating a Volatile
Public Issue," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
D. Herndon, "Promoting "Green" Thinking at Monsanto," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
J. M. Browne, "Building a Safety Culture in a Process R and D
Organization," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
J. Kachtick, "Outreach by Oxychem - An Industry Perspective,"
A. J. Brazier, "Log Books as Sources of Data for Human Factor
Studies," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
D. B. McCafferty, "The Role of Human Factors in Control

Room and Control System Upgrade," 1996 Process Plant Safety
W. F. Early, II, "Human Factors and Process Hazard Analyses,"

M. Paradies, "Incident Investigation Regulatory Round Table,"
T. Light and A. Marquardt, "Using Technology to Improve
Incident and Accident Investigations," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
J. R. Chen, T. C. Ho, W. K. Chou, and C. C. Duh, "Case
Studies of Storage Tank Explosions," 1996 Process Plant Safety
H. Sun, "Popcorn Polymers New Solutions to an Old Problem,"

H. E. Fried, D K. Schisla, J. F. Zoeller, and M. E. Levin, "A
Study of Free-Radical and Thermally-Initiated Butadiene
Polymerization," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Singh, "Simplification of Reaction Hazards Testing," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
Y. S Duh, C. Lee, C. C. Hsu, and C. S. Kao, "Reactive

Incompatibility of Nitrocompounds," 1996 Process Plant Safety
H. Nieman, J. Ligthart, and C. Bassani, "FIRES: European

Runaway Research for Batch Reactor Safety," 1996 Process
AIChE.
D. C. Kirby, "A Multi-Company Explosion Hazards Technical
Cooperative Program," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
C. R. Robnett, "Application of API RP 752," 1996 Process
AIChE.
K. J. Mitchell, "Building Siting Lessons Learned Through
Vapor Cloud Explosion Risk Assessments," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
W. N. Helmer, "Siting Issues in a Process Hazards Analysis,"
M. G. Whitney, "Explosion Siting and Consequences- A
Comparison Between the Petro-Chemical Industry and the
Department of Defense," 1996 Process Plant Safety
P. Chitrapu, "An Integrated Approach to Managing Plantwide
Information," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
G. Tolpa, W. Holes, and C. L. Spencer, "A 3-D EPA Risk
Management Program Information Access and Management
Model," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
G. D. Savoy, "A Fertilizer Company's Experience With Risk
Management Planning," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. C. Stoney, "Model Risk Management Plans," 1996 Process
AIChE.
J. Vernon and C. Franklyn, "Two Keys to a Cost-Effective Risk
Management Program Using Existing PHAs for Scenario
Selection and the Critical Role of Communication," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
P. Gruhn, "Modeling a Safety System Does Not Require a

Ph.D. in Math," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
A. M. Dowell, III and D. L. Green, "Cookbook Safety

Shutdown System Design," 1996 Process Plant Safety
P. J. Nessler, "Lessons Learned in Performing a Process Hazard

Analysis in a Non-Chemical Plant," 1996 Process Plant Safety
R. Louvier, "Incorporating Human Error Considerations Into

Process Hazard Analyses," 1996 Process Plant Safety
V. Zaloom, "A Comparison of ISO 9000 Quality System
Standards and Process Safety Management Regulations of
OSHA," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 1,
T. E. McSween, "Promoting a Values Based Safety Process,"
R. Elveston, ""We're Only Here to Help!" Confessions of an
OSHA Compliance Officer," 1996 Process Plant Safety
P. G. Snyder, "Identifying and Managing Cold Temperature
Fracture Issues in Process Hazard Analyses," 1996 Process
AIChE.
M. F. Altmann, "PSM's Mechanical Integrity of Pumps "Save
The Seals"," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
C. F. Askonas, T. R. Fitzsimons, Z. Wang, H. K. Fauske, and J.
C. Leung, "Runaway Reaction Characterization and Vent Sizing
Based on DIERS Methodology - An Update," 1996 Process
AIChE.
R. C. Chan and J. D. Fleshman, "Relief Valve Design for
Supercritical Fluid Plants," 1996 Process Plant Safety
Y. S. Lai, "Safety Relief Valves on Compressible and
Incompressible Fluids," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
K. L. Walter and V. H. Edwards, "Consider Bottom Venting for
Pressure Relief of Hybrid and Gassy Reactions," 1996 Process
AIChE.
J. P. Wakker J. J. de Groot, "Venting of Decompositions of
Energetic Liquids Using a Bottom Vent," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
J. P. Williams and M. D. Donovan, "Reliability-Based Flare
System Design," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. A. Grolmes, G. W. Boicourt, and M. J. King, "Thermal
Kinetics Evaluation of t-BUTYL Peroctoate and Scaling
Methods," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
J. A. Noronha and A. J. Torres, "Utilizing Screening
Techniques to Minimize Vent Testing," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
H. Nieman, J. Ligthart, S. Duffield, and A. Schipper,
"Experimental Worst Case Simulation of Styrene-Butadiene
Emulsion Polymerisation for Safety Evaluation of a Production
Plant," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
J. Singh, "Relief Sizing for Semi-Batch Exothermic Processes,"
S. Richter and F. Turner, "Simplified Block Flow Diagram for
Accurately Sizing of Batch Reactor Relief Systems," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
D, Rothenberg and I. Nimmo, "The Concept of Abnormal
Situation Management and Mechanical Reliability," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
T. S. Ramesh, B. V. Kral, and J. A. Freeman, "A Generic Real-
Time Monitor for Detecting Abnormal Events in Continuous
Processes," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
E. Cochran and P. Bullemer, "Abnormal Situation
Management: Not by New Technology Alone," 1996 Process
AIChE.
N. R. Anderson and P. Vamsikrishna, "Best Practices for
Information Presentation to Operators," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
P. T. Bullemer and I. Nimmo, "A Training Perspective on
Abnormal Situation Management: Establishing an Effective
Learning Environment," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. E. Sanders, "Case Histories of Accidents Preventable by
Management of Change," 1996 Process Plant Safety
K. Leger, "Management of Change in the Offshore Industry,"
G. Wieczorek and P. K. Basu, "Management of Change: A Pilot
Plant Application," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Miller, "Directed Graphs for PSM: A Methodology to
Expedite Management of Change," 1996 Process Plant Safety
W. Bosler and P. Inglish, "Tag Concordance for PSM," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
B. A. Warren, "A Computer Based Training (CBT)
Architecture That Supports Management of Change," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
H. H. West and E. M. Stafford, "Management of Change A
Requirement for Loss Prevention Success," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
P. F. Deisler, "Large Scale Organizational Risk Management:
The U.S. EPA's Science Advisory Board's Recommendations to
The U.S. EPA in its Future Risk Methods Report, BEYOND
THE HORIZON," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
C.J. Forrest, "Addressing Public Concerns Through Public
Involvement," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume
F. Furger, "Beyond Deregulation: Making Self-Governance
Structures Work," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
S. R. Bruce, "Managing Process-Plant Risk," 1996 Process
AIChE.
S. D. Bersell, "Congressional Efforts to Improve Risk-Based
Decision-Making," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
H. Cullingford, "Violence in the Workplace?," 1996 Process
AIChE.
B. Metz, "Training Personnel on Operating Procedures," 1996
Apr 1996, AIChE.
A. R. Biggs, "The Formula for Procedure Compliance (A + B =
C)," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
K. N. Martineau, "A Method for Incorporating Required PSM
Elements Into Batch Operating Procedures," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
T. Walz, "Standard Operating Procedures An Implementation
Plan," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
C. Johnsson, S. Viswanatha, R. Srinivasan, V.
Venkatsubramanian, and K. E. Arzen, "A Model Based
Framework for Automating Operating Procedure Synthesis for
Batch Chemical Processes," 1996 Process Plant Safety
S. D. Miller, "Mechanical Integrity and NDE," 1996 Process
AIChE.
R. W. Pechacek, "Recent Advances in Automated Ultrasonic
Imaging Technology," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. D. McMillan, "Inspection of Welds," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
A. Heiba, A. Probst, and K. Dutta-Roy, "Emergency Relief
Systems and Process Plant Safety - The Impact of Transient
Flow," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
W. J. Janacek, "Steps in the Design of Emergency Pressure
Relief for Non-Reactive Chemical Systems," 1996 Process
AIChE.
G. B. Emerson, "Pressure Relief Valves Discharging Into
Closed Header Systems," 1996 Process Plant Safety
M. G. Brosius and J. L. Dial, II, "Proper Modeling of Complex
Relief Systems," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. L. G. Rodriguez, A. A. Durand, and L. M. S. Martinez,
""Case Study of Emergency Relief Systems Optimization","
R. K. Wright and A. G. Walker, "Pressure Relief System
Analysis and Verification," 1996 Process Plant Safety
T. F. Barron, "Underground Caverns for Hydrocarbon Storage -
A Safer Alternative," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. J. Hardgrave, "Emergency Planning at Texas Utilities Fuel
Company's Bethel Facility," 1996 Process Plant Safety
M. E. Sawyer, "Application of Worst Case Scenario
Development for the Process Industries," 1996 Process Plant
AIChE.
N. P. Mulvey, "The Regulator's Use of Worst-Case Scenario
Data," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Volume 2,
R. W. Prugh, "Quantitative Evaluation of Hurricane Hazards,"
A. R. Buhl, "Changing the Safety Paradigm to Close Nuclear
Weapons Plants," 1996 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
S. Anderson and J. Coe, "Technical Aspects of the EHCMA
Program for EPA RMP Implementation," 1998 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 26 October 1998, AIChE.
P. Johnson, "The East Harris County Manufacturer
Association’s Pilot Chlorine Work Group’s Strategy &
Findings," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
Texas, 26 October 1998, AIChE.
R. Hodges, "Process for Developing Offsite Consequence
Guidelines for Complying with EPA’s RMP Requirements,"
1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 26
October 1998, AIChE.
N. Griswold, "EHCMA Technical Committee: Propylene and
All Flammables Work Groups," 1998 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, Houston Texas, 26 October 1998, AIChE.
J. Chen, C. Cheng, W.Chou et al., "RAVEM - A Pilot-Scale
Runaway and Venting Module," 1998 Process Plant Safety
P. P. Malkewicz, "Combined Audits," 1998 Process Plant

J. R. Thompson, "DuPont’s Approach to PSM Auditing," 1998

Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 26 October
1998, AIChE.
T. Burns, "Measuring Upstream Performance Indicators for
Process Safety," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
Houston Texas, 26 October 1998, AIChE.
P. Malkewicz, "What is Involved in PHA Revalidation," 1998
1998, AIChE.
J. Alderman, "Trade Secrets in PHA Revalidation," 1998
1998, AIChE.
S. Whitehouse, R. Newell and T. Steinborn, "Using Computer-
Based Analytical Tools to Improve the Design of Blast-
Resistant Facilities," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Cornwell, J. Marx, and W. Lee, "Application of Qualitative
and Quantitative Risk Analysis Techniques to Building Siting
Studies," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
D. D. Barker, W. Sawruk, "Building Damage Load Tables -
What Do They Mean?," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. Moosemiller, B. Brown and B. Greenwood, "Advanced API
RP-752 Building Siting Analyses – A Prototype," 1998 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 26 October 1998,
AIChE.
J. Blackburn, Jr., "A Case Study: The Plaintiff’s Perspective on
the Use of PSM and RMP Documentation in Civil Litigation,"
P. Phillips, "Investigating Chemical Accidents," 1998 Process
AIChE.
N. Levintow, "Recent Developments in Enforcement of
OSHA’s PSM Standard," 1998 Process Plant Safety
D. Walker, A. Remson, and J. Rooney, "Making Process Safety
Pay Off in Plant Productivity, Reliability, and Quality," 1998
1998, AIChE.
S. Unwin, "Relating Profit Risk Management to Reliability
Management," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
J. Alfiere, D. Lorenzo, and D. Walker, "Reliability Training:
Equipping the Plant Staff to Achieve Reliability Excellence,"
R. Darby, "Pressure Relief Device Sizing: What’s Known and
What’s Not," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
H. Kasiri, J. Gallego, R. Krebs et al., "Review of Relief Devices
for Oil & Gas Facilities and Software Technology for Their
Design and Analysis," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Lay, "Company Wide Approaches to Emergency Relief
System Evaluation and Upgrade: Benefits and Challenges,"
V. Edwards and D. DeMichael, "Pressure Relief Device
Isolation Methods," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
O. Klais, G. Wehmeier and F. Westphal, "Technical
Implementation of Retention Systems for Hazardous Materials
in the Case of Pressure Relief," 1998 Process Plant Safety
D. Leggett and J. Singh, "Risk Management and Process Safety
for the Toll Manufacturer," 1998 Process Plant Safety
A. Lara and S. Mannan, "Dense Gas Dispersion Modeling for
Aqueous Solutions," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Estes, "Use of Software Technology in the Generation and
Submission of Risk Management Plans under EPA’s Rule 40
CFR Part 68," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
L. Decker and R. Montgomery, "Defining and Maintaining a
RAGAGEP Program," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
A. Ahmad, "Using Computational Engineering Databases to
Enforce RAGAGEP," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Wehman, "Safety, Doing Things Right," 1998 Process Plant

C. Howat, "Plant & Environmental Safety: Risk and

Uncertainty Analysis, A Course Beyond Steady - State and
Desired Performance," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Cobb, "Ready-to-Use Safety Instructional Materials from
SACHE," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
R. Darby, "Process Safety Education at Texas A&M
University," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
A. Pintar, J.King, and D. Crowl, "Incorporating Process Safety

into the Chemical Engineering Curriculum," 1998 Process Plant
C. Sheppard, "Process Safety in the Curriculum - Explosion

Prevention Technical Elective," 1998 Process Plant Safety
A.M.Birk, "Propane and LPG BLEVE Incident Simulation for
Plant Safety Analysis, Emergency Response Planning and
Training," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
D. Daley and B. Bosler, "Y2K Readiness in an Operating
Plant," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas,
26 October 1998, AIChE.
W. H. Bosler, "Y2K: Religion or Science?," 1998 Process Plant

A. E. Summers, "Year 2000 Compliance," 1998 Process Plant

W. Fischer and N. Anderson, "The Frontline Learning

Organization: From Concept to Competitive Advantage," 1998
1998, AIChE.
W. Webb and L. V. Heuval, "Changing the Workplace Culture
to Reap the Benefits of Good Reliability Programs," 1998
1998, AIChE.
J. Coe and S. E. Anderson, "Risk Management Planning
Presentation," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
S. Hartung, "Revalidation of a Large Flare Stack - Practical
Lessons Learned," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. Montgomery and A. Huff, "Selecting an Analysis
Methodology for Performing a Layer of Protection Analysis,"
K. Zimmermann, M. Monson and C. Fuentes, "A Sensitivity
Analysis of PHAST Model Parameters for Formaldehyde
Spills," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas,
I. Shaikh and S. Mannan, "Source-Term Modeling for High
Pressure, High Temperature Releases of High Flash Point
Fluids," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas,
T. Melton and D. Johnson, "A Method for Evaluating Hazards
of Low Volatility Toxic Liquids," 1998 Process Plant Safety
J. Hayes, R. Montgomery, and A. Remson, "Transforming Your
Mechanical Integrity Program into a Reliability Program," 1998
1998, AIChE.
D.W.B. Wilson and M. Rowbottom, "Changing Safely-A
Methodology for the Structured Assessment of Modifications to
Safety Management Systems and Organizations," 1998 Process
AIChE.
K. Ford and A. Summers, "Is Your SIS Grandfathered Under
ANSI/ISA S84.01-1996?," 1998 Process Plant Safety
J. Murphy, "The Reactive Chemicals Risk Management
Process," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
V. Edwards and D.Clark, "Should We Equip Highly Hazardous
Chemical Processes with Critical Incident Recorders?," 1998
1998, AIChE.
M. Levin, "A Study of the Energetics of Oligomer/Polymer
Decomposition," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
N. Cammy, J. Harris, E. Marszal and L. Richardson, "Safety
Integrity Level Selection, A Process Licensor’s Perspective,"
A. Woltman, "Shell’s Method for Determining Safety Integrity
Level Requirements for Safety Instrumented Systems," 1998
1998, AIChE.
A. Dowell, "Layer of Protection Analysis: A Worked Example
for a Distillation System.," 1998 Process Plant Safety
K. Pearson-Dafft and D. Hendershot, "Safety Through Design

in the Chemical Process Industry: Inherently Safer Process
Design," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
B. Poblete, "Proactive vs. Prescriptive Safety for the Offshore
Industry," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
M. Brauer, "Human Factors Technology
Advancement/Insertion in the System Safety Engineering
Process," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
R. Quintana, "Prevention of Physical Hazards Through Role
Ambiguity Minimization," 1998 Process Plant Safety
R. Kell, "Industry Best Practice in Simulator Training," 1998
1998, AIChE.
G. Harris, "EHCMA Five-Year Accident History Protocol,"
G. King, S. Mannan and S. Putman, "If You Model It, Will
They Come?," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
M. McDaniel, "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A Case
Study in Negotiating Community Contracts," 1998 Process
AIChE.
D. Gee, P. Patrick, and M. Carter, "Preparation of Rollout
Brochures for Jefferson County RMP," 1998 Process Plant
K. Turnbull, "Investigating High Risk Incidents," 1998 Process
AIChE.
M. Paradies and E. Skompski, "Software Solutions for
Developing and Tracking Corrective Actions and Trending the
Root Causes of Incidents," 1998 Process Plant Safety
C. Amorim, "Developing and Implementing a Process Safety
and Risk Management Program for a Pharmaceutical
Operation," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
M. Israni, "Merging of US LNG Standards – 49 CFR 193 and
NFPA 59A," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
M. Cunningham and A.M. Birk, "Field Inspection of Rail-Car
Thermal Insulation by Thermography," 1998 Process Plant
J. Cornwell, "The Use of Comparative Quantitative Risk
Analysis in Evaluating Proposed Hydrogen Fluoride Mitigation
Systems," 1998 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
D. Walker and E. Daggett, "The Status of Risk and Reliability
Management Programs in Industry," 1998 Process Plant Safety
M. Casada, L. Vanden Heuvel, and D. Walker, "Assessing
Business Interruption Risk at Critical Manufacturing Facilities,"
R. Gustafson, "The Integration of Traditional QRA into
Commercial Risk Decision Making," 1998 Process Plant Safety
S. Chia, B. Long and R. Raman, "Development and
Implementation of a Safety Management System for Small
Facilities," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
Texas, 23-25 April 2001, AIChE.
D. Leggett, "Practical Hazard Evaluation for the Small
Chemical Manufacturer," 2001 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, Houston Texas, 23-25 April 2001, AIChE.
J. F. Splain and B. W. Host , "PSM - Your Insurer Should
Help," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas,
23-25 April 2001, AIChE.
J. R. Thompson, "PSM Auditing in DuPont - Past, Present and
Future," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
M. C. Welch and R. B. Hartman, "The Value of Assessing
Sustainability in PMS Audits," 2001 Process Plant Safety
R. A. Barrish and R. C. Antoff, "Third Party Accidental Release
Prevention Audits," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
Houston Texas, 23-25 April 2001, AIChE.
J. C. Belke, "The Case for Voluntary Third Party Risk
Management Program Audits," 2001 Process Plant Safety
R. A. Brennecke and C. A. Gamer, "CEOs, VPP and the
Bottom Line," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
S. E. Anderson, "Process Safety Management: Boon or
Burden?," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
J. W. Chastain and R. M. Schisla, Jr. , "Risk and Cost
Assessment of Catastrophic Failures of Pumps Resulting from
Isolated Running," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
T. F. Barry, "Cost-Benefit Analysis of Fire Risk Reduction
Alternatives," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
S. M. Rout, "MOC - A Key to PSM Effectiveness," 2001
Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 23-25 April
2001, AIChE.
K. Saka, "Management of Change in Japan," 2001 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 23-25 April 2001,
AIChE.
A. F. Fregosi, "Implementation of an Electronic Management of
Change System," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
G. R. Maxwell, R. O. Dixon, C. E. Rickets, V. H. Edwards et

al. , "Assuring Process Safety in the Transfer of Hydrogen
Cyanide Manufacturing Technology," 2001 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 23-25 April 2001, AIChE.
J. P. Jones, "Safe! Fast and Efficient?: Managing Process

Hazard Analysis on a Project Task Force," 2001 Process Plant
D. G. Clark, "A Practical Quantitative Methodology to

Minimize the Frequency of Hazardous Events," 2001 Process
AIChE.
R. L. Post, D. C. Hendershot and P. Ker, "Safety and
Reliability: A Synergetic Design Approach," 2001 Process
AIChE.
G. May, "Integration of Mechanical Integrity into the Design

and Construction Project Phases," 2001 Process Plant Safety
S. Chia and R. Raman, "Process Safety Approach to Plant

Design and Operation," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Murphy, G. Joseph, L. Long et al., "Hazard Investigation of

Reactive Chemicals," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
J. Ferris, "Process Safety and the General Duty Clause," 2001
2001, AIChE.
M. S. Mannan, "Goal Setting and Chemical Safety
Improvements through Accident Database Analysis," 2001
2001, AIChE.
J. S. Arendt, K. Barrett and P. N. Lodal, "Measuring Process
Safety Progress: First Steps," 2001 Process Plant Safety
D. J. Leggett, "Process Safety in the Future - A View from the
Chemistry," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
R. W. Hayes and N. P. Glick, "Air Emissions Risk Model for

Chemical Fires or Explosions," 2001 Process Plant Safety
J. T. Cranefield, "Cost-Effective Approaches for Addressing
Facility Siting Issues during the Engineering Phase of Projects,"
2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston Texas, 23-25
April 2001, AIChE.
V. H. Edwards, L. L. Hu, B. D. Ababio et al., "Mitigate the

Hazards of Emergency Atmospheric Venting by Steam
Injection," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
H. K. Fauske and R. E. Henry, "Passive Prevention/Mitigation

of Gas Explosions Using Expanded Metal Network," 2001
2001, AIChE.
R. E. Henry and H. K. Fauske, "The Role of Expanded Metal

Network in Preventing BLEVEs," 2001 Process Plant Safety
W. F. Early, "Ergonomics, Human Factors and Other Topics I

Never Heard of during College," 2001 Process Plant Safety
D. A. Moore, "Human Factors in the Process Industries - A
Management System's Approach," 2001 Process Plant Safety
B. A. Walker and K. D. Smith, "Challenges in Control Room
Design: An Overview," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
H. Romero and E. Kestler-Romero, "Human Factors in the
Chemical Industry," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
A. Sandoval, M. Beruvides and T. Wiesner, "State of the Art

Analysis of Current Research Trends in Pipeline Safety," 2001
2001, AIChE.
B. A. Fuller and J. N. Shah, "Hazardous Material Transport -
Risk Comparison of Alternate Transport Modes," 2001 Process
AIChE.
F. C. Clark, "Evaluation of Risk for Hazardous Material

Carriers," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
S. Nunes and H. Kytomaa, "Investigation of a Loading Dock

Naphthalene Fire," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. E. Middleton, "Process for Providing On-Scene Response

for Distribution Incidents," 2001 Process Plant Safety
J. R. Chechak., "Practical Applications of Pipeline Transient

Analysis in Today's Regulatory Climate," 2001 Process Plant
J. P. Burelbach, "Vent Sizing Applications for Reactive

Systems," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
R. Darby, F. E. Self. and V. H. Edwards, "Methodology for
Sizing Relief Devices for Two Phase (Liquid/Gas) Flow," 2001
2001, AIChE.
G. B. Emerson, "Safety & Performance Benefits of Modulating,

Pilot Operated Safety Relief Valves," 2001 Process Plant Safety
J. Reynolds, H. Thomas and M. Moosemiller, "Predicting

Relief Valve Reliability - Results of the API Risk-Based
Inspection and AIChE/CCPS Equipment Reliability Database
Groups," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston
J. E. Huff, "Restrictive Rupture Disc Devices: A Calculation
Method for Certification and Relief System Design," 2001
2001, AIChE.
G. Brazier, "Rupture Disk Reliability," 2001 Process Plant

M. J. Hazzan, "Public Communications," 2001 Process Plant

E. M. Marszal, "Process Control Safety Standards as

Institutional Memory," 2001 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
M. W. Dejmek, "A Work Process for the Application of Safety

Instrumented Systems On Capital Projects," 2001 Process Plant
C. D. Hardin, "Testing Safety Intrumented Systems to Validate

Compliance to ANSI/ISA-S84.01-1996," 2001 Process Plant
R. Bachnak and J. Williamson, "Safety Instrumented Systems:
Reliability Analysis and Evaluation Using Fault Trees," 2001
2001, AIChE.
R. Raman and S. Sylvester, "Computer Hazard and Operability
Study or `CHAZOP' Benefits and Applications," 2001 Process
AIChE.
M. W. Dejmek and D. Bray, "Building Safe Plants And
Building Them Safely - Integrating Design Safety And
Construction Safety," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
New Orleans, LA, March 30 - April 3, 2003, AIChE.
D. W. Taylor, "HAZOP, Panacea Or False Sense Of
Security?," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
Orleans, LA, March 30 - April 3, 2003, AIChE.
M. Vidal, W.Wong, M.S.Mannan et al., "Measurement And
Modeling Of Liquid Flammability Limits," 2003 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 30 - April 3,
2003, AIChE.
J. Snoeys and J.E.Going, "Design For Isolation Of Flame
Propagation In An Oxygen Atmosphere," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
K. Krishna, W.J.Rogers, and M.Sam.Mannan, "Integrating
Aerosol Formation, Flammability, And Explosion Information
Into Selection Of Heat Transfer Fluids," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
P. R.Amyotte, F.I.Khan, and A.G.Dastidar, "Dust Explosion
Risk Reduction Measures Based On An Inherent Safety
Framework," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
J. K.Carpenter, D.C.Hendershot, and S.J.Watts, "Learning From
Reactive Chemistry Incidents," 2003 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 30 - April 3, 2003,
AIChE.
J. F.Murphy, "The Chemical Safety Board's Reactive Hazard
Investigation "Improving Reactive Hazard Management","
2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA,
March 30 - April 3, 2003, AIChE.
I. Rosenthal and G.Poje, "Improving Coverage Of Reactive
Hazards Under The OSHA Process Safety Management
Standard," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
M. S.Mannan and W.J.Rogers, "Challenges Of Regulating Or
Implementing A Reactive Chemicals Hazard Management
Program," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
D. J.Leggett, "Chemical Reaction Hazard Evaluation: Initial
Calculations," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
P. N.Lodal and R.W.Johnson, "Chemical Reactivity Hazard
Management: A Problem In Search Of A Solution," 2003
Process Plant Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 30 -
April 3, 2003, AIChE.
B. R.Young, D.J.Burton, and W.Y.Svrcek, "Dynamic
Modelling Of An Acid Gas Flood Facility For Assuring Safety
During Non-Routine Operations," 2003 Process Plant Safety
AIChE.
C. Buxton, "Pressure Relief Valve Solutions For Unique
Applications," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New
R. Darby, F.E.Self, and V.H.Edwards, "Pressure Relief Sizing
For Two-Phase Flow," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
R. Darby, W.D.Bybee, B.M.Shaw et al., "Relief Vent Sizing
For Ethylene Decomp Runaway Reactions," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
T. Ennis, "Safety & Design Aspects Of Vent Collection &
Destruction Systems," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
G. Noya, M.Sánchez, A.Bandoni, "Reliability And Cost Issues
In Safety Control System Design," 2003 Process Plant Safety
AIChE.
D. Roopchand, D.Napier, and H.Stigter, "A Rationalization Of
Modern Reliability And Safety Disciplines," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
R. Hoffman, "Human Factors Making Your Reliability Program
As Successful As Your Safey Program," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
H. L.Febo, "An Insurer's View Of Risk Based Inspection," 2003
D. Sliva and A.Remson, "Guidelines For Mechanical Integrity
Systems: A New Guidelines Book from CCPS," 2003 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 30 - April
3, 2003, AIChE.
J. E.Zanoni, R.H.Bennett, C.A.Grounds, "Assessment Of
Potential Security Threats To Transportation Facilities &
Mitigation Of Security Threats," 2003 Process Plant Safety
AIChE.
C. D.Jaeger, "Vulnerability Assessment Methodology for
Transportation Security of Hazardous Chemical Substances,"
2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA,
March 30 - April 3, 2003, AIChE.
H. Rhoderick and Philip M.Myers, "Industry Programs And
Changes Resulting In Enhanced Transportation Security," 2003
M. T.Vagasky, "Value Chain Security And Keeping Chemistry
Out Of The Hands Of Terrorists," 2003 Process Plant Safety
AIChE.
P. Myers, J.Zanoni, C.Jaeger, H.Rhoderick et al., "Panel
Discussion - Transportation Safety and Security," 2003 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, New Orleans, LA, March 30 - April
3, 2003, AIChE.
R. Walter, "Discovering Operational Discipline - The
Foundation Of Manufacturing Excellence," 2003 Process Plant
2003, AIChE.
S. A.Urbanik, "Operational Discipline Background And
Program In DuPont," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
D. R.Groover, "Achieving Performance Excellence Using
Behavioral Tools and Techniques: A Case Study from
Chemical Operations," 2003 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
N. Mukhopadhyay and M. S. Bergner, "Common Findings
During Process Safety Management Compliance Audits," 2003
S. J. Luzik and Derrick Tjernlund, "Insidious Explosion
Hazards in the Mining Industry," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
J. Yuill, "Two Large Losses: Refinery Fire and Vapor Cloud
Explosion at a Natural Gas Processing Plant," 2005 Process
Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
L. Long, J. Banks, M. Morris et al., "U.S. Chemical Safety
Board Investigation: Positive Pressure Control Room Failure,"
2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
L. J. H. Schulze, R. Ginsburg, and J. Quereshi, "Rotational
Force Capabilities of Males and Females Between the Ages of
30 and 55 Years," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
D. Attwood, "Human Factors Analysis Techniques for Process
Control Rooms and Control Systems," 2005 Process Plant
Safety Symposium, AIChE.
B. K. Vaughen, "Statistical Analysis of Human Factors
Checklists," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
D. Lorenzo, L. N. Vanden Heuvel, and J. J. Rooney, "Methods
for Improving Human Performance," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
J. J. Chaback, "Human Reliability Analysis for Chlorine Bulk
Unloading Procedures," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
S. C. Payne, M. E. Bergman, and J. B. Henning, "Safety
Climate: It's not Just an Engineering Problem," 2005 Process
J. A. Klein, "Operational Discipline at DuPont," 2005 Process
T. E. McSween, "Values and Behavior: Building a Culture that
Promotes Safety," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
R. Walter, "Integrated Management Systems and Safety Culture

- Operational Discipline as the Foundation of Manufacturing
Excellence," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
W. L. Frank, "Essential Elements of a Sound Safety Culture,"

A. Waller, "Enhanced Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA)
Method," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
J. D. Marx and John B. Cornwell, "Selection and Evaluation of
Release Scenarios for an LNG Import Terminal," 2005 Process
V. Cozzani, G. Gubinelli, and E. Salzano, "Criteria for the
Escalation of Fires and Explosions," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
Y. Qiao, N. Keren, W. J. Rogers et al., "Quantitative Risk
Analysis for Hazardous Materials Transportation," 2005
Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
T. J. Mikschl and Ahmad Shafaghi, "Statistical Analysis of
Pressure Vessel Failure," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
D. J. Carter, M. Gerschefski, and K. Watson, "Atlantis Case
Study: Getting the Most from Your HAZOP," 2005 Process
A. Summers and Scott Sandler, "Operator Initiated Action as an
Independent Protection Layer," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
A. M. Dowell, "Incident Investigation: The Transmitters Are
Leaking in One Unit, But Are Working Fine in Another Unit,
Or Why Didn’t the First Fixes Work?," 2005 Process Plant
D. Wiff, "Incident Investigation of an Explosion at a Styrene

Plant," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
D. Morrison, R. A. Ogle, M. Viz et al., "Investigating Chemical

Process Accidents: Examples of Good Practices," 2005 Process
Q. A. Baker, R. C. Gombar, J. A. Lastowka et al. ,
"Investigation Challenges of the Kinston Dust Explosion
Accident," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
D. D. Barker, "Investigating Explosion Incidents – What Do
You Look for and What Does It Tell You," 2005 Process Plant
D. Kong, "Dust Explosion Case Study: How a "Wrong"
Material of Construction Caused a Dust Explosion," 2005
Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
C. Curtis Clements, "Application of Inherently Safer Process
Concepts in DuPont," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
D. G. Kehn, "Inherently Safe Process Plants: Practical Methods

and Examples," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
T. Overton and George King, "Inherently Safer Technology: An

Evolutionary Thing," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
K. Olander and Peter Van Buskirk, "Sub-Atmospheric Pressure
Storage and Delivery for Gases," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
D. Hendershot, J. A. Sussman, G. E. Winkler et al.,
"Implementing Inherently Safer Design in an Existing Plant,"
A. David, S. Tummala, B. M. Mudryk et al., "Continuous
Process Improvement Toward a Safer Ester Amidation
Process," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
B. Dunbobbin, C. Lorn Paxton, G. A. Peters et al., "Preventing
Incidents At Newly Acquired Facilities – Implementation of
Lessons Learned," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
S. Stricoff and P. Killimet, "Organizational Factors That
Influence Safety," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium,
AIChE.
S. Berger, "Keynote Paper Holder," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
J. Lecoze, N. Dechy, S. Lim et al., "The 27 March 2003 Billy-
Berclau Accident: A Technical and Organisational
Investigation," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
R. Thibault, "When Risk Becomes Reality: Formosa Plastics’
Response to a Plant Explosion," 2005 Process Plant Safety
Symposium, AIChE.
A. I. Ness and R.Gibson, "Handling Chemicals in Small
Containers," 2005 Process Plant Safety Symposium, AIChE.
P. E. Sullivan, S. E. Iwanowicz, A. H. Ford et al., "Naval Sea
Systems Command Submarine Safety (SUBSAFE) Program,"
Index of AIChE Process Safety Beacons
Beacons may be found at: https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/process-safety-beac
Number Title Year Month

Trace quantities of flammables can cause an
1 2001 November
event like this!
Snow and Ice Hazards – they can cause

2 2001 December
more than slips and falls!
3 Explosions 2002 January
4 Vacuum is a powerful force! 2002 February
5 Layers of Protection 2002 March
6 The cylinder that got away 2002 April
7 And he blew the house down 2002 May
8 Don't get your pipes in a twist 2002 June
9 The seal that didn't perform 2002 July
10 Faster than a speeding bullet 2002 August
11 In Remembrance of September 11th, 2001 2002 September
12 It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s A PUMP! 2002 October
13 What has your steam up? 2002 November
14 Security – It’s everybody’s Job 2002 December

15 Check the clearance 2003 January
How Well Are You Trained to Respond to

16 2003 February
Fires?
Reactive Chemistry - Not always when or

17 2003 March
where you want it
18 What? No spark? 2003 April
19 A good idea could turn bad 2003 May
20 Interlocked for a reason 2003 June
21 Static Electricity + Flammables + Air = ?? 2003 July
22 Simply mixing chemicals 2003 August
23 Dust did this! 2003 September
24 Don't pop your top 2003 October
25 But the pressure rating was OK! 2003 November
26 Trees, trees, confusing trees 2003 December
27 Avoid improper fuel to air mixtures 2004 January
28 Flammable gas in enclosed space = BOOM! 2004 February
29 The electricity just went off 2004 March
30 Do you see the hazard? 2004 April

31 Start your hot work safely 2004 May
32 Flixborough - 30 years ago 2004 June
33 Misalignment + Corrosion = Failure! 2004 July
34 Chlorine transfer hose failure 2004 August
35 Overflow + Ignition Source = Tank Farm Fire 2004 September
36 Available when needed? 2004 October
37 Unapproved procedure change = fire 2004 November
38 Bhopal - a tragic event 2004 December
2004 in review - remember the lessons

39 2005 January
learned
40 Insulation does not prevent corrosion 2005 February
41 Tower top rockets off 2005 March

42 Pressure explosion results 2005 April
43 Storage area completely destroyed 2005 May
44 Too many start-stop switches 2005 June
45 Piper Alpha Oil Platform Destroyed 2005 July
46 Toxic reaction in sewer is fatal 2005 August
47 September 11, 2001 - Never to be Forgotten! 2005 September
48 Gas leak destroys plant 2005 October
Hurricane Katrina - Emergency response and

49 2005 November
recovery
50 Startup hazards 2005 December

51 Time sensitive chemicals 2006 January
52 2005 Beacon Review 2006 February
Pressure relief systems - do you see any

53 2006 March
hazards here?
54 Mechanical integrity 2006 April
55 Dust explosion hazards 2006 May
56 Is this valve open, or closed? 2006 June
Do you have storage pallets that look like

57 2006 July
this?
58 Static electricity 2006 August

59 Overfilling Tanks - What happened? 2006 September
60 Do you store cylinders properly? 2006 October
61 Hazards of relief devices in series 2006 November
62 Liquified gas cylinder failure 2006 December
2006 Beacon Review - Remember the

63 2007 January
lessons learned
64 Vacuum hazards - collapsed tanks 2007 February
65 Instrumentation - Can you be fooled by it? 2007 March

66 Mr. Potato Head Is Down! 2007 April
67 The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919 2007 May
68 Process Safety Culture 2007 June
Fire Caused by Hose Repaired with Duct

69 2007 July
Tape!
70 Hazards of Temporary Confined Spaces 2007 August
71 Hot Work Permits 2007 September

72 We Have Liftoff! 2007 October
73 Cold Embrittlement and Thermal Stress 2007 November
74 Oil Tank Fire Caused by Static Discharge 2007 December
2007 Beacon Review – Remember the

75 2008 January
Lessons Learned!
76 How Can You Use “The Beacon”? 2008 February

77 Do your shutoff systems actually work? 2008 March
Gasoline pipeline damaged by construction

78 2008 April
causes fire
79 Is sugar an explosion hazard? 2008 May
80 Halon cylinder becomes rocket! 2008 June
81 What is process safety? 2008 July

82 Measuring process safety performance 2008 August
83 Plant Security 2008 September
84 Ice ruptures unused pipe and causes fire! 2008 October
Laboratory Refrigerator Explosions –

85 2008 November
Electrical Classification
86 Static Electric Discharge Causes Fire 2008 December
87 Fire while filling portable container! 2009 January
88 More lessons from fire while filling containers 2009 February
Fatality caused by unloading the wrong

89 2009 March
chemical into a storage tank!
90 Be Prepared! 2009 April
91 Mechanical integrity 2009 May
92 Don’t forget safety in a difficult economy! 2009 June
93 What is a Safety Instrumented System? 2009 July

94 Never underestimate the hazard! 2009 August
Overflow + Ignition = Tank Farm Fire! (Part

95 2009 September
1)
Overflow + Ignition = Tank Farm Fire! (Part

96 2009 October
2)
97 BLEVE! 2009 November

98 The Bhopal Tragedy – 25 Years Ago 2009 December
99 Corrosion and Erosion 2010 January
100 Lest We Forget! 2010 February
101 Facility Siting 2010 March

102 Fire Protection - Long Bolt Flangeless Valves 2010 April
103 Fireproofing Structural Supports 2010 May
104 Containment Dikes and Pads 2010 June
105 Passive Safety Equipment 2010 July

106 Early lessons from a tragedy 2010 August
Has anybody seen our process safety

107 2010 September
information (PSI)?
108 Hazardous Material Storage and Shipment 2010 October
109 Two valve actuator rupture incidents! 2010 November

110 Are You Ready for Winter? 2010 December
111 Vapor Cloud Explosions 2011 January
Understand the Reactivity of Your Heat

112 2011 February
Transfer Fluid!
113 Bad things can come in small packages! 2011 March
114 Don 't let a small leak become a big leak! 2011 April
Flammable material release inside building
115 2011 May
causes explosion!
116 Are you prepared for a natural disaster? 2011 June
117 Shift Work 2011 July
Flammable Vapor Release Hazards in

118 2011 August
Congested Areas
119 Hazards from Abandoned Equipment 2011 September

120 Hose Hazards! 2011 October
121 One Incident – Three Beacons! 2011 November
Caps and Plugs - One Day You Will Miss

122 2011 December
Them!
123 What happens when the lights go out? 2012 January
Mechanical Integrity – The Bolts Are Too

124 2012 February
Short!
125 Double Block and Bleed 2012 March
What if you unload the wrong material into a

126 2012 April
tank?
127 Mechanical Integrity of Tubing 2012 May
128 Nitrogen - Hazard and Safeguard 2012 June
Emergency Preparation – The Titanic

129 2012 July
Disaster
130 Hot work Hazards 2012 August
131 What can I do? I'm just the operator! 2012 September
132 Manage Temporary Changes! 2012 October
133 Can you find the safety problem? 2012 November

134 Good Housekeeping for Safety! 2012 December
Some Answers to the November 2012

135 2013 January
Beacon “Find the Problem” Contest
136 What is supporting your equipment? 2013 February
137 Are your signs and labels confusing? 2013 March
Have you heard a pressure relief valve

138 2013 April
chatter?
Pressure relief valve bonnets - to plug or not
139 2013 May
to plug?
140 Why Can't I Open That Valve? 2013 June
141 Remembering Piper Alpha 2013 July
142 Can a Water Pump Explode? 2013 August
143 Air Power! 2013 September

144 Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas 2013 October
145 Holiday Operations 2013 November
146 Hazards of strong oxidizers 2013 December
147 Corrosion Under Insulation 2014 January

148 Are we reliving past incidents? 2014 February
149 Don’t forget about occupational safety! 2014 March
How do you measure process safety

150 2014 April
performance?
151 Major Spills and Environmental Incidents 2014 May

152 A Safety Device Gone Wrong! 2014 June
153 Persistence – Good or Bad? 2014 July
154 Ignition Sources 2014 August
What is your role in Hazard Identification and

155 2014 September
Risk Analysis?
156 Dust Explosions - Clean up this Hazard! 2014 October
157 Thirty Years Ago – An LPG Tragedy 2014 November
Bhopal – The Worst Industrial Disaster in

158 2014 December
History
159 What is the Process Risk? 2015 January

160 Who are all these people? 2015 February
161 Details Matter in Process Safety! 2015 March
162 Safe Work Practices 2015 April
163 Mechanical Integrity 2015 May

164 Conduct of Operations 2015 June
165 Know when to leave! 2015 July
166 Operational Readiness 2015 August
167 Unloading and Loading Hazardous Materials 2015 September

168 Water, water, everywhere... 2015 October
169 Wrong hose causes ammonia leak 2015 November
170 Stop! Look! Listen! 2015 December
171 Hydrate Hazards 2016 January

172 Still Overflowing Tanks! 2016 February
173 Safety Device or Control Device? 2016 March
174 Plugged flame arrestor causes explosion! 2016 April
175 More repeat incidents! 2016 May

176 Dangerous chemical reactions at home! 2016 June
177 Understanding chemical compatibility 2016 July
178 A little static can cause a big fire! 2016 August
179 Can you recognize a change? 2016 September

180 Process safety in the laboratory 2016 October
181 15 Years of the Process Safety Beacon! 2016 November
182 Ignition Sources – Once More 2016 December
183 Hazards of High Oxygen Concentration 2017 January

Mixing Incompatible Materials in Storage
184 2017 February
Tanks
…but the temperature was below the flash

185 2017 March
point!
186 Are you sure that vessel is empty? 2017 April
187 Corroded Tanks 2017 May

Incident Investigation of a Steam Pipe
188 2017 June
Failure
189 Management of Change 2017 July
190 Vulnerable Piping 2017 August
191 Haste Makes Waste! 2017 September

192 Are your alarms alarming? 2017 October
193 Purged Enclosures in Hazardous Areas 2017 November
194 Liquefied Gases 2017 December
Could your plant be impacted by a natural

195 2018 January
disaster?
Runaway Reactions Caused by
196 2018 February
Contamination
197 Reporting and Investigating Near Misses 2018 March
198 Maintain a Sense of Vulnerability 2018 April
199 Aging Process Facilities and Infrastructure 2018 May

Safe Work Permits – Understand the Scope
200 2018 June
of Work
Can overcooling a reactor cause a runaway

201 2018 July
reaction?
202 What if your agitator fails? 2018 August
203 What if your process is acting differently? 2018 September

204 Hazardous Energy! 2018 October
Accumulation of small changes leads to an

205 2018 November
explosion
206 Common Cause Failures 2018 December
207 Process Safety Stories 2019 January

208 Critical safeguards must be kept functional! 2019 February
209 Undetected Ball Valve Failure 2019 March
What if that “wrong” instrument reading is

210 2019 April
correct?
211 Surrounded by warning signs? 2019 May

212 Corrosion under insulation 2019 June
213 Small leak leads to catastrophic failure 2019 July
214 Hidden Hazards! 2019 August
Plugged line & equipment – More than a

215 2019 September
nuisance
216 Sluggish control systems –a warning sign 2019 October
217 What Does That Button Do? 2019 November
218 Well-Identified Flying Objects 2019 December

rg/ccps/resources/process-safety-beacon/archives
Key Words
Flammable Liquids/Storage Tanks/Explosion/PHA
Incident Investigation/Weather
Explosion/ PHA/Flammable Gas
Vacuum//Operating Procedures//Storage Tanks//Tank Car//Tank Collapse
Pre-startup safety review/ Storage Tanks/ Explosion/ Interlocks
Operating Procedures/ PHA/Gas Cylinders
Hydrogen/ Explosion/ Flammable Gas/ PHA/Battery Room
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/Piping/Human Factors
Pump/Fire/ Flammable Liquids/Leaks and Spills/ Operating Procedures/

PHA/Mechanical Integrity
Mechanical Integrity/ Piping
Employee Participation/Security
Operating Procedures/ PHA/ Pump/ Explosion
Operating Procedures/ PHA/Steam/ Explosion/Tank truck
Employee Participation/ Security

Construction/ Mechanical Integrity
Employee Participation/ Fire/Emergency Response
Reactive Chemistry/Peroxides/ Explosion/ Piping/ PHA/ Operating

Procedures
Fire/ Storage Tanks/ Activated Carbon Absorbers/ Management of Change/

Pre-startup safety review
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/ Explosion/ Maintenance
Management of Change/ Pre-startup safety review/ Interlocks/ Explosion/

Burner control systems
Static Electricity/ Flammable Gas/ Explosion/ Operating Procedures/

Mechanical Integrity
Operating Procedures/ Management of Change/ Reactive Chemistry/

Chemical Exposure
Explosion//Dust explosion/ Operating Procedures/ Training
Operating Procedures/ Management of Change/ Training/ Explosion/

Storage Tanks
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/ Explosion/ Steam/

Instrumentation
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/ Piping/ Human Factors
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/ PHA/ Burner control

systems/ Explosion
Explosion/ Flammable Gas/ Gas Cylinders/ Operating Procedures/ PHA
Emergency Response/ Operating Procedures/ Power failure
Emergency Response/ Operating Procedures/ Nitrogen/ Asphyxiation

Hot work permit/ Operating Procedures/ Maintenance
Management of Change/ Explosion/ Leaks and Spills/ Vapor Cloud

Explosion
Mechanical Integrity/ Management of Change/ Maintenance/ Piping/

Flexible Connections
Emergency Response/ Chlorine/ Flexible Connections/ Employee

Participation/ Mechanical Integrity/ Leaks and Spills/ Toxic gas release
Operating Procedures/ Management of Change/ Mechanical Integrity/

Employee Participation/ Flammable Liquids/ Fire/ Storage Tanks/ Overflow
Operating Procedures/ Employee Participation/ PHA/ Employee

Participation/ Fire/ Mechanical Integrity
Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/ Training/ Maintenance/

Flammable Liquids
Mechanical Integrity/ Management of Change/ Operating Procedures/

Emergency Response/ Employee Participation/ Leaks and Spills/ Reactive
Chemistry/ Storage Tanks/ Toxic gas release
Beacon Review/ Translator Acknowledgement
Corrosion/ Insulation/ Mechanical Integrity/ Piping/ Storage Tanks
Mechanical Integrity/ Operating Procedures/ PHA/ Reactive Chemistry/

Explosion/ Distillation
Operating Procedures/ Storage Tanks/ Steam/ Physical Overpressurization/
Explosion/ Emergency Relief
Employee Participation/ Mechanical Integrity/ Fire/ Emergency Response/

Storage Tanks/ Combustible Liquid
Operating Procedures/ Training/ Maintenance/ Lockout Tagout/ Permits
Operating Procedures/ Emergency Response/ Employee Participation/

Explosion/ Fire/ Flammable Gas/ Flammable Liquids/ Maintenance/ Pump
Reactive Chemistry/ Operating Procedures/ Toxic gas release/ Sewer/

Hydrogen Sulfide
Employee Participation/ Security
Explosion/ Flammable Gas/ Mechanical Integrity/ Leaks and Spills
Employee Participation/ Emergency Response/ Weather
Operating Procedures/ Pre-startup safety review/ Management of Change

Incident Investigation/ Operating Procedures/ Reactive Chemistry/
Monomer/ Polymerization/ Drums
Translator Acknowledgement/ Beacon Review
Pre-startup safety review/ PHA/ Management of Change/ Emergency Relief/

Piping
Mechanical Integrity/ Piping
Dust explosion/ Explosion/ Fire/ Operating Procedures
Mechanical Integrity/ Management of Change/ Human Factors/ Piping/

Pump/ Flammable Liquids/ Leaks and Spills/ Fire
Reactive Chemistry/ Operating Procedures/ Drums/ PHA/ Fire/ Leaks and

Spills/ Housekeeping
Static Electricity/ PHA/ Training/ Bonding and Grounding

Flammable Liquids/ Fire/ Leaks and Spills/ Storage Tanks/ Instrumentation/
Human Factors/ Overflow/ Operating Procedures/ Mechanical Integrity/
PHA/ Incident Investigation/ Management of Change
Emergency Response/ Explosion/ Fire/ Flammable Gas/ Gas Cylinders/

Incident Investigation/ Leaks and Spills/ Operating Procedures/ Weather
Mechanical Integrity/ Operating Procedures/ Training/ Emergency Relief
Explosion/ Gas Cylinders/ Nitrogen/ Physical Overpressurization/

Management of Change/ Mechanical Integrity/ Laboratory Incidents
Beacon Review
Maintenance/ Mechanical Integrity/ Operating Procedures/ Storage Tanks/

Tank Collapse/ Vacuum
Distillation/ Emergency Response/ Explosion/ Fire/ Flammable Liquids/

Instrumentation/ Interlocks/ Operating Procedures/ Mechanical Integrity/
Overflow/ PHA/ Pre-startup safety review/ Vapor Cloud Explosion
Emergency Response/ Employee Participation/ Fire/ Flammable Gas/
Flammable Liquids/ Security/ Training/ Weather
Emergency Response/ Mechanical Integrity/ Storage Tanks/ Tank Collapse
Employee Participation/ Human Factors/ Operating Procedures/ Safety

Culture
Combustible Liquid/ Fire/ Flammable Liquids/ Flexible Connections/ Leaks

and Spills/ Mechanical Integrity
Asphyxiation/ Chemical Exposure/ Maintenance/ Nitrogen/ Permits
Maintenance/ Permits/ Explosion/ Fire/ Flammable Liquids/ Hot work permit/

Tank truck
Emergency Relief/ Explosion/ Maintenance/ Physical Overpressurization/
Storage Tanks
Explosion/ Flammable Gas/ Management of Change/ Mechanical Integrity/

Operating Procedures/ Cold Embrittlement
Emergency Response/ Fire/ Flammable Liquids/ Management of Change/

Operating Procedures/ Storage Tanks
Beacon Review/ Translator Acknowledgement
Employee Participation/ Incident Investigation/ Safety Culture

Instrumentation/ Interlocks/ Leaks and Spills/ Mechanical Integrity/ Overflow/
Storage Tanks
Construction/ Emergency Response/ Explosion/ Flammable Liquids/

Maintenance/ Management of Change/ Permits/ Piping
Dust explosion/ Explosion/ Housekeeping
Gas Cylinders/ Operating Procedures
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Safety Culture
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Title Author Volume Issue
Deflagration pressure containment (DPC) for J. A. Noronha, J. T. Merry and

1 1
vessel safety design W. C. Reid
One organisation's memory: The use of a

computerised system to store and retrieve R. W. Fawcett and T. A. Kletz 1 1
information on loss prevention
Intrinsic safety: Effects on loss prevention W. Calder 1 1
Electrical equipment used in hazardous

W. A. Short 1 1
locations
Thermal stability evaluation using differential M. W. Duch, K. Marcali, M. D.

scanning calorimetry and accelerating rate Gordon, C. J. Hensler and G. 1 1
calorimetry J. O'Brien
Mathematical modeling in thermal hazards M. D. Gordon, G. J. O'Brien,

1 1
evaluation C. J. Hensler and K. Marcali
Fire tests of NFPA class IIIA combustible liquids

J. E. Rogerson 1 1
stored in drums
Exposure of steel drums to an external spill fire M. A. Delichatsios 1 1
NFPA'S impact on the chemical industry R. P. Benedetti 1 1
Entrance of dust into pressurized enclosures J. E. Rogerson 1 1
W. B. Howard and A. H.
Tests of explosion venting of buildings 1 1
Karabinis
Heat transfer analysis of fire tests on water- F. J. Mikloucich and J. A.

1 1
filled drums Noronha
N. Piccinini, U. Anatra, G.
Safety analysis for an allyl chloride plant 1 1
Malandrino and D. Barone
Building on past success … T. A. Ventrone 1 1
Pressure development in closed and vented

J. H. S. Lee and C. M. Guirao 1 2
vessels
C. S. Lin, T. H. Tsai and J. W.

Coordinated control and its implementation 1 2
Lane
Refrigerated ammonia storage tanks J. M. Shah 1 2
Cracking and nitriding in ammonia converters G. R. Prescott 1 2
Plant/operations shorts … 1 2
Damage detection, repair, and prevention in an

R. S. Brown 1 2
ammonia storage sphere
Safe governing of turbine speed C. D. Bass 1 2
Weather effects on ammonium storage C. C. Hale 1 2
Safety and health awareness—what does

industry expect of new chemical engineering D. B. Nelson 1 2
graduates?
Safety and environmental protection in

T. Huberich 1 2
ammonia systems
Creep rupture of steam reforming tube due to K. Konoki, T. Shinohara and K.

1 2
thermal stress Shibata
Y. Imoto, S. Terada and K.

Predicting creep damage 1 2
Maki
New developments in the purification of K. Volkamer, E. Wagner and

1 2
synthesis gas F. Schubert
Plant/operations shorts 1 3
Safety program payoff R. E. Witter 1 3
Process hazards control at air products R. W. Ormsby 1 3
Explosion accident investigation W. E. Baker 1 3
Ammonia absorption refrigeration M. J. P. Bogart 1 3
Nitriding of steels H. D. Marsch 1 3
Urea autoclave failure and repair S. I. Quraidis 1 3
Ammonia separator failure J. E. Hare 1 3
Testing of an ammonia converter R. J. Dye 1 3
Use of ammonia in energy-related applications H. J. Bomelburg 1 3
Creep-rupture properties of HK40 spun cast T. Kawai, K. Takemura, T.

1 3
tubes Shimbasaki and T. Mohri
A. Nielsen, J. B. Hansen, J.
Revamp of ammonia plants 1 3
Houken and E. A. Gam
Calculated process risks and hazards E. N. Helmers and L. C.

1 3
management Schaller
Ventilation basics K. J. Caplan 1 3

Flame arresters and flashback preventers W. B. Howard 1 4
Human problems with computer control T. A. Kletz 1 4
Emergency venting requirements J. E. Huff 1 4
Measurement of acid-dewpoint temperature—a R. Biarnes

1 4
useful tool
Process and equipment monitoring by computer L. W. Ridenhour Jr. 1 4
Industrial gas explosion problems D. M. Solberg 1 4
Safe production of bis(choromethyl)ether J. F. Ress 1 4
Flame trap assembly for use with high melting

T. A. Kletz 1 4
point materials
Experimental evaluation of flashback flame R. A. Bjorklund, R. O. Kushida

1 4
arresters and M. F. Flessner
Fugitive particle emissions—an overview T. R. Blackwood 1 4
Risk assessment in the chemical industries.

Quantitative risk assessment is of little practical
H. I. Joschek 2 1
value to plant managers or design engineers. A
German view
A study of flame arrestors in piping systems.
Even officially approved flame arrestors must be G. L. Broschka, I. Ginsburgh,
2 1
used only under the exact conditions for which R. A. Mancini and R. G. Will
they were tested and approved
Furnace safety systems. A state-of-the-art
review of current practice for safe and reliable G. R. Lovejoy and I. M. Clark 2 1
control of industrial boilers
Approximate hazard ratings and venting
requirements from CSI-ARC data. An up-to-date
review of methods for analyzing single- and E. S. De Haven 2 1
multiple-reaction data from adiabatic-reaction
calorimeters
Emergency relief systems—sizing and scale-up.
H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes
A practical and safe, but not overly 2 1
and R. E. Henry
conservative, sizing method is detailed
An advanced combustion control system. The
availability of powerful microprocessors and
associated memory and large scale integrated K. Swanson 2 1
circuits provides exciting new opportunities for
the system
Pyrolytic designer in
destruction ofprocess control
hazardous waste.
Pyrolytic incineration systems are expected to
play an expanding role in the thermal disposal K. S. Deneau 2 1
of wastes. Here are the details from Midland-
Ross
The chambers works generic VOC bubble.
Details of the first application of the “bubble
concept” for control of volatile organic S. S. Elliot Jr., William H. 2 1
compounds at the du pont chambers works
plant in Deepwater, N.J
Ultrasonic determination of creep damage in
catalyst tubes. Ultrasonic testing and inspection J.-i. Sugitani, T. Yoshimoto, T.
2 1
techniques are already being used in reforming Masuda and Y. Taniguchi
furnaces in Japan
Production of synthesis gas by partial oxidation
and high-pressure shift conversion. A fifteen-
D. F. Balz, H. F. Gettert and K.
year case history account of process 2 1
H. Gruendler
improvements at the BASF ammonia plant at
ludwigshafen, West Germany
Thermal response of process equipment to
hydrocarbon fires. Relatively small fires in a
D. M. Solberg and O. Borgnes 2 1
process plant can cause equipment failure and
initiate a much more dangerous situation
On-Line laser detection of gases. A newly
developed laser gas-detection system can do
the work of many conventional detectors F. C. Harbert 2 1
without extensive plant cabling. A case history
from england
Atmospheric modeling for emergencies. An
integrated system for responding to M. E. Smith, J. H. Carlson, J. R.
2 1
atmospheric releases of dangerous effluents Martin and F. J. Lawrence
within very short time periods
Automatic fire detection — application and
installation. A series of actual case histories
R. W. Murray and K. J. O'Neill 2 1
provides graphic examples of potential practical
problems
On “pressure development in closed and vented
vessels” by John H. S. Lee and Christiane M. 2 1
Guirao. Plant/Operations Progress, 1, 75 (1982)
On “safety program payoff” by Ray E. Witter.

2 1
Plant/Operations Progress 1, 139 (1982)
On “flame arrestors and flashback preventers”

by Walter B. Howard. Plant/Operations Progress 2 1
1, 203 (1982)
On “human problems with computer control”
by Trevor A. Kletz. Plant/Operations Progress 1, 2 1
209 (1982)
On “emergency venting requirements” by James

2 1
E. Huff. Plant/Operations Progress 1, 211 (1982)
On “industrial gas explosion problems” by Dag

M. Solberg. Plant/Operations Progress 1, 243 2 1
(1982)
On “flame trap assembly for use with high

melting point materials” by Trevor A. Kletz. 2 1
Plant/Operations Progress 1, 252 (1982)
Plant/Operations shorts … 2 1
An oil industry viewpoint on flame arresters in

pipe lines. A flame arrester has no place in a
pipe line unless it is located at or close to the O. W. Johnson 2 2
end of a line terminating in an open space
Systems
where anengineering approach
ignition source to
is anticipated
pharmaceutical plant design. During the
evolution of a plant-design project,
J. A. Henriksen 2 2
management must resist the temptation to
advance beyond reasonable demands for
detailed information
Explosion in vessels: Recent results. New data
on explosions in closed and vented vessels
J. H. S. Lee 2 2
provide valuable tools for loss-prevention
engineers
Deep water port—fire & explosion hazards
assessment. An exhaustive assessment of the
E. P. Bergmann and J. P.
explosion and fire hazard and involved in the 2 2
crude-oil and off-loading facility proposed for Riegel III
the Deep Water Port, Galveston, Texas
Plant/Operations Shorts … 2 2
IR techniques in fire-suppression systems.

Experience on the Trans Alaska pipeline
demonstrates that infrared scanning techniques P. M. Ricca 2 2
can effect drastic cost savings in the preventive
maintenance
Selection and of Halon fire-suppression
application of special systems
extinguishing agents in industrial hazords. Polar-
solvent, aqueous film-forming foams are an J. F. Riley 2 2
effective method of controlling extinction for
fires involving water-miscible fuels
Sour-Water stripper efficiency. Actual operating
data on sour-water strippers establish that the
K. W. Won 2 2
more volatile a component in a mixture, the
lower the stage efficiency of that component
An ammonia tank failure. A nuts-and-bolts
account, covering the cause of failure, repair,
M. E. Sweat 2 2
and procedural changes made to prevent
recurrence
Emergency relief systems for runaway reactions.
A rational approach to vent design must balance I. Swift, H. K. Fauske and M.
2 2
the cost of an overly conservative design against A. Grolmes
that of additional experimentation
Methanol synthesis gas explosion. Weld-necks
flanges should be used for cyclic operation,
W. D. Lloyd 2 2
since their fatigue life is ten times that of a lap-
joint
An flange and
ammonia stub-end
accident combination
in denmark. A fatal
accident has motivated management to tighten
safety procedures such as alarm systems, safety
F. G. Friedrichsen 2 2
equipment, a plant emergency brigade, written
work permits, valve and piping identification,
Tracer-response techniques in evaluation of
and workers' instruction
mixing in reactors. The mixing characteristics of
an industrial liquid-phase reactor are evaluated C.-N. Wei and S. Ochiai 2 2
from the transient response of the tracer
concentration
Improved at theplant
ammonia outletcatalysts. Pressure
drop can be minimized using appropriately sized
reforming catalysts, water-resistant high- D. P. Rounthwaite 2 2
temperature shift catalysts, and a new
generation venting
Accidental of low-temperature shift catalysts
of liquid ammonia. Proposed
modifications to a high-pressure ammonia
storage terminal should reduce the relative risk J. Prijatel 2 2
of ammonia release by 99.9%. A detailed case
history
Sudden pressure increase in a vent header. A

case-history involving nickel plating due to the J. M. Blanken and T.
2 3
deposition of metallic nickel from nickel- Groefsema
carbonyl vapor
New concepts in the classification of class II
hazardous locations. The classification of Class II
hazardous locations is in urgent need of R. Y. Le Vine 2 3
reworking prior to publication of the upcoming
1984 code
An opportunity: Less than design rate
H. W. Martin 2 3
operations
Industrial hygiene evaluations for control
design. Control of ambient toxic concentrations
goes beyond the exhaust-ventilation concept to H. L. Kusnetz and C. F. Phillips 2 3
become an integral part of process design and
operation
Safe burning of explosive offgas. Based on
operating experience at a BASF urea plant in
D. Lützow and G. Hemmer 2 3
Germany, the potentially explosive offgas can
be successfully used as a fuel
Corrosion of a CO2-absorber tower wall. It is
demonstrated by industrial experience that a
situation involving inadequate wetting can exist W. D. Verduijn 2 3
for years before it suddenly results in dangerous
corrosion
Engineering information system for a
demonstration plant facility. A newly developed
L. W. Bonnell, E. C. Heydorn
system has, within the first year, led to 2 3
and J. R. Couch
operating savings well in excess of the cost of
the complete system
Tank-car loading station for liquid and aqueous
ammonia. A detailed description of the
G. Schlichthärle and T.
functions and safeguards of a modern, 2 3
Huberich
computer-controlled rail-car loading station for
liquid
Chain and aqueous
reaction powerammonia
system failure in a
fertilizer complex. A detailed case-history
account of a power-system failure and a D. Cohn 2 3
discussion of the safeguards installed to prevent
aRepair
repetition
of TMI-1 OTSG tube failures. Use of a
kinetic tube-expansion process to resesal tubes
D. G. Slear, R. L. Long, J. D.
within the upper tube sheet provides a cost- 2 3
Jones and F. S. Giacobbe
effective and relatively low-expousure repair
process
Financial risk assessment at the plant-design
stage. A financial-risk model provides a direct
comparison of expected future benefits with S. Sancaktar 2 3
additional present-day investment costs of
design alternatives
Catalytic incineration of emissions for energy
conservation. Catalytic incineration is often
economically attractive as an alternative to R. E. Kenson 2 3
thermal incineration for petroleum and
petrochemical process organic emissions
Problems with risk analysis in the chemical
industry. A detailed examination of the
R. A. Freeman 2 3
theoretical and practical problems faced by the
risk analyst in the study of a chemical plant
Flare efficiency studies. In a comprehensive
study, funded by government and industry,
emissions from steam- and air-assisted flares B. C. Davis 2 3
were tested. 99% combustion efficiencies were
achieved
On “an ammonia tank failure” by Morris E.
Sweat. Plant/Operations Progress 2, 114, April 2 3
(1983)
On “methanol synthesis gas explosion” by W. D.

Lloyd. Plant/Operations Progress 2, 120, April 2 3
(1983)
On “an ammonia accident in denmark” by F. G.

Friedrichsen. Plant/Operations Progress 2, 122, 2 3
April (1983)
On “improved ammonia plant catalysts” by D. P.

Rounthwaite. Plant/Operations Progress 2, 127, 2 3
April (1983)
On “accidental venting of liquid ammonia” by

John Prijatel. Plant/Operations Progress 2, 131, 2 3
April (1983)
Emergency generators: A reliability study based
on an analysis of failures. The poor condition of
so much of this emergency equipment is
appalling. the message is clear. For a few dollars R. Stevens 2 4
saved on maintenance, the initial investment is
wasted and the equipment may not be available
for use in an emergency
Pump and motor failure in a hot potassium-
carbonate system. A case-history study of a
D. A. Novacek 2 4
pump failure and the corrective measures
introduced to prevent future breakdowns
How to make your metering pump operate the
way you want it to. Metering pumps are only
too often poorly suited to the task for which R. L. Jewett 2 4
they were purchased. A down-to-earth
discussion of how to avoid this situation
Liquid/solid separation. Cake filters in batch
filtration. An authoritative discussion of the
R. W. Campbell 2 4
advantages and disadvantages of the filter press
and the pressure-leaf filter
Productivity improvement in process design—a
look at the future. Continued improvement in P. A. Waldheim, J. A.
productivity in process design requires a Finneran and E. L. 2 4
commitment and dedication to the future by all Whittington
levels of the organization
Safety responsibilities of plant operators and
specialist contractor. In on-line leak-sealing
R. A. B. Macfie 2 4
operations, both parties to the contract have
their own areas of safety responsibilities
Energy savings for process heaters. A case-
history report on the achievement of significant J. J. Santoleri
2 4
savings by the retrofit of high-intensity forced-
draft burners
Design and safe operation of a multifunctional
monomer production facility. Careful design and E. O. Kirchhoff, G. H.
Source control: Modification
proper operating and handling ofprocedures
a flame are Novitsky, P. J. O'Connor and 2 4
retardant
essential tochemical. A history
safe plant of the
operation. A case-history J. D. Wilson
manufacture and use of
report from Celanese a specialty
Chemical Co., chemical
Inc
with special emphasis on environmental
concerns is discussed. Within a time frame of
J. J. Duffy 2 4
months changes in the structure, manufacture
and applications of a phosphonium salt used to
render
Double cellulosic textilefor
duty scrubber materials lessA case-
TDI fumes.
flammable were made. These changes were
history description of a relatively uncomplicated R. J. Chrionna, L. P. Voepel
necessitated to deal with possible exposures 2 4
but effective method for handling large runaway and B. V. Nederlandse
emissions of TDI and solvent vapors
Panel discussion on stress-corrosion cracking in

2 4
ammonia storage spheres
Summary of “a review—stress corrosion

J. L. Smith 2 4
cracking in ammonia pressure vessels”
Summary of “an operator's experience with

R. S. Brown 2 4
stress corrosion cracking of ammonia spheres”
Summary of “stress corrosion cracking in AECI

umbogintwini 2000 ton ammonia storage J. C. Guild 2 4
sphere”
Summary of “recent laboratory experiments” L. Lunde 2 4

Summary of “shot-peening of ammonia spheres
as a means of mitigating stress corrosion H. Spähn 2 4
cracking”
Summary of “stress corrosion cracking of

ammonia spheres: An update of operating A. Cracknell 2 4
experience”
Accident investigation: How far should we go? T. A. Kletz 3 1
High pressure codes and standards C. B. Boyer 3 1
Scale-up for safety relief of runaway reactions H. K. Fauske 3 1
Shutdown winterization of a 1500 ton per day

J. R. Facer and R. W. Rich 3 1
ammonia plant
Ammonia process simulator S. Madhavan 3 1
Learning value from recent loss T. O. Gibson 3 1
The prevention of major leaks—better

T. A. Kletz 3 1
inspection after construction?
Failure analysis of ammonia plant shutdown

J. Prijatel 3 1
instrumentation and control
J. Easterbrook and D. V.
Sewers can pass on problems 3 1
Gagliardi
Burning wastes in steam boilers F. G. Feeley Jr. 3 1
A laboratory pressure safety program L. M. Jercinovic 3 1
Reducing risks in exploratory chemical research

P. H. Mehne 3 1
at high pressures and temperatures
Safe handling of phosgene in chemical
J. Alspach and R. J. Bianchi 3 1
processing
Effect of water quality on fire fighting foams L. R. Dimaio and R. F. Lange 3 1
A. Mullier, A. Rustin and F.

Fire in a compressor house 3 1
Van Hecke
Emergency venting requirements for gassy

J. E. Huff 3 1
reactions from closed-system tests
Shell rupture of a secondary reformer G. M. Lawrence 3 1
The role of the institution of chemical engineers B. F. Street, T. J. Evans and B.

3 2
in international safety M. Hancock
Emergency response procedures for anhydrous

M. L. Greiner 3 2
ammonia vapor release
How safe is safe enough? K. L. Pierson 3 2
Heat recovery from thermal oxidizers R. J. Pennington 3 2
Drying of temperature-sensitive solids J. J. Walsh 3 2
Safety and reliability of microprocessor based

J. T. Martel 3 2
combustion safeguard systems
Safety in combustion of unconventional fuels T. B. Hamilton 3 2
Venting deflagrations—theory and practice I. Swift 3 2

The NTSB hazardous material spill map program
A. H. Lasseigne 3 2
—an update
Energy pressures on ammonia J. D. Atwood 3 2
Plant/operations shorts… 3 2
Pilot design—how to avoid an expensive H. A. Pfeffer, S. K. Bhalla and

3 2
mistake J. C. Dore
Creative ways of revamping NH3 plants can

S. I. Wang and N. M. Patel 3 2
improve profitability
Revamping hydrogen plants for improved yield V. Shields, N. R. Udengaard

3 2
and energy efficiency and V. Berzins
Regulatory considerations in hazardous

L. W. Bierlein 3 2
materials transportation
The role of incineration in remedial actions H. M. Freeman 3 2
The impact of effective quality control S. W. Kolff and P. R. Mertens 3 2
Safety systems for a continuous petrochemical

R. V. Parker 3 2
process under vacuum
Discussion on “Accident investigation: How far

T. A. Kletz 3 2
should we go?”
Discussion on “High pressure codes and

C. B. Boyer 3 2
standards”
Discussion on “Scale-up for safety relief of

H. K. Fauske 3 2
runaway reactions”
Discussion on “Learning value from recent loss” T. O. Gibson 3 2

Discussion on “The prevention of major leaks—
T. A. Kletz 3 2
better inspection after construction?”
J. Easterbrook and D. V.
Discussion on “Sewers can pass on problems” 3 2
Gagliardi
Discussion on “Reducing risks in exploratory

chemical research at high pressures and P. H. Mehne 3 2
temperatures”
Efficient time use to achieve safety of processes W. B. Howard

3 3
or “we ain't farmin' as good as we know how”
The flixborough explosion — ten years later T. A. Kletz 3 3
Direct-contact, air-cooled evaporation T. E. Fakatselis 3 3
R. W. Clark and G. E.
Failure of a 1500 psig steam line 3 3
Connaughton
A quick approach to reactor vent sizing H. K. Fauske 3 3
1983 Survey of refrigerated ammonia storage in

C. C. Hale 3 3
the United States and Canada
Flammability limits with short duration gas E. Palazzi, G. Fumarola, D. M.

3 3
releases De Faveri and G. Ferraiolo
20 Years of recycle reactors in reaction

J. M. Berty 3 3
engineering
Forced draft, low-NOx burners applied to

P. B. Nutcher 3 3
process fired heaters
Ammonia plant design for minimum manpower

R. L. Rohlfing 3 3
requirements
Sneak circuits—a class of random, unrepeatable
J. P. Rankin 3 3
glitch
Chemical plant risk assessment using HAZOP L. M. Bendixen and J. K.

3 3
and fault tree methods O'Neill
Cooling towers, the overlooked money maker R. Burger 3 3
Coast guard confined spaces safety procedures G. R. Colonna 3 3
Flammability of gaseous mixtures of ethylene

E. G. Plett 3 3
oxide, nitrogen, and air
Errata 3 3
A comparison of ARC and other thermal stability

W. J. Fenlon 3 4
test methods
T. J. DePaola and C. A.
Nitrogen blanketing 3 4
Messina
Grey hairs cost nothing T. A. Kletz 3 4
Generalized vent sizing monogram for runaway

H. K. Fauske 3 4
chemical reactions
Predictor displays: The application of human

W. W. Banks and F. Cerven 3 4
engineering in process control systems
M. C. Wagner, W. H. Humes
Fully automated catalytic cracking test unit 3 4
and L. M. Magnabosco
Quantitative fault tree analysis: Gate-by-gate L. C. Doelp, G. K. Lee, R. E.

3 4
method Linney and R. W. Ormsby
Analysis of combustion in closed or vented J. C. Cummings, J. H. S. Lee, A.
3 4
rooms and vessels L. Camp and K. D. Marx
Gas explosion processes in enclosures T. Hirano 3 4
Water spray protection for a chemical

D. C. Kirby and J. L. DeRoo 3 4
processing unit: One company's view
Erratum 3 4
Formulas for sizing explosion vents R. L. Hart 4 1
Effectiveness of explosion venting as a

W. Bartknecht 4 1
protective measure for silos
Process hazards management in du pont R. E. Munson 4 1
Inspection and repair of two ammonia spheres D. C. Guth and D. A. Clark 4 1
I. H. McGregor, S. Keenan
Which loss prevention journals should I read? 4 1
and T. A. Kletz
Medical management of anhydrous ammonia

J. E. Lessenger 4 1
emergencies
Detonation tests and response analyses of

vessels and piping containing gas and aerated M. W. Ringer 4 1
liquid
Use of programmable devices for safety S. Weiner 4 1
Stress corrosion cracking in syngas heat H. G. Orbons and T. L.

4 1
exchangers Huurdemann
Trials on dispersion of heavy gas clouds J. McQuaid 4 1

Plant/Operations shorts ⃛ 4 1
Correction 4 1
Risk analysis in the process industries—an P. L. Holden, D. R. T. Lowe

4 2
ISGRA update and G. Opschoor
A couple of unusual occurrences R. Stevens 4 2
An investigation of ammonia plant performance D. J. Armstrong

4 2
using radioactive tracers
Exxon chemical low energy ammonia process P. A. Ruziska, C. C. Song, R. A.

4 2
start-up experience Wilkinson and W. Unruh
The use of risk assessment in the chemical

R. A. Freeman 4 2
industries
Modeling of shiptank ventilation and

W. J. Astleford, R. L. Bass and
occupational exposures to chemical vapors 4 2
G. R. Colonna
during tank entry
Plant/Operations shorts ⃛ 4 2
Safety and health division news 4 2
Mitigation of vapor cloud hazards R. W. Prugh 4 2
Seveso: Cause; prevention W. B. Howard 4 2
A general purpose pilot plant facility J. C. Chaty 4 2
Human factors aspects of advanced process

J. A. Shaw 4 2
control
Alarm systems and alarm analysis P. Andow 4 2
Spontaneous combustion of carbon beds A. A. Naujokas 4 2
Plant operations shorts 4 3
Installation and start-up experiences of

synthesis gas dryers in an existing ammonia W. Toering 4 3
plant
Flashing flows or: Some practical guidelines for H. K. Fauske

4 3
emergency releases
Recent advances in fluid bed agglomerating and

K. W. Olsen 4 3
coating technology
An overview of flammable liquid drum storage

R. E. Capizzani 4 3
and protection
Radioisotope techniques for solving ammonia

V. J. Leslie and D. Ferguson 4 3
plant problems
Failure of dissimilar metals weld in reformer

O. El Ganainy 4 3
tubes
External corrosion—how long before pipework

R. J. Batterham 4 3
inspection?
Thermographic survey of the integrity of a

B. G. Jones and R. C. Duckett 4 3
process plant pressure relief system
Inherently safer plants T. A. Kletz 4 3
T. R. Metzger, A. C.
On-Site, on-demand nitrogen generation Handermann, D. J. Stookey 4 3
and A. Rygg
Using the mond index to measure inherent
B. J. Tyler 4 3
hazards
Method for fire hazard assessment of fluid-

R. R. Buch and D. H. Filsinger 4 3
soaked thermal insulation
Evaluation of the fire and explosion risk in N. Gibson, D. J. Harper and R.

4 3
drying powders L. Rogers
Plant/Operations shorts 4 4
Multiphase flashing flow in pressure relief

J. E. Huff 4 4
systems
Vapor-Liquid disengagement in atmospheric

liquid storage vessels subjected to external heat M. A. Grolmes and M. Epstein 4 4
source
Flow capacity and response of safety relief D. W. Sallet and G. W.

4 4
valves to saturated water flow Somers
A new tool for batch process engineers—ICI's M. L. Preston and G. W. H.

4 4
batchmaster Frank
Emergency flare system—some practical design

J. A. Boix 4 4
features
ASTM test for effects of large hydrocarbon pool

M. E. Buck and E. B. Belason 4 4
fires on structural members
Fire resistance test for petrochemical facility

R. M. Berhinig 4 4
structural elements
The use of water spray barriers to disperse spills

K. Moodie 4 4
of heavy gases
Design a safe front-end vent for an ammonia

D. T. Cindric 4 4
plant
Accelerated aging tests for evaluating
W. A. Rains 4 4
fireproofing materials
Analysis of diers venting tests: Validation of a

tool for sizing emergency relief systems for H. H. Klein 5 1
runaway chemical reactions
Safety evaluation of chemicals: The regulatory

A. S. West 5 1
framework
Design and use of containers for cryogenic

W. Shattes 5 1
liquids
Evaporation enhancement through the use of

T. Gault 5 1
sprays
Explosion in cold storage kills fire fighter T. J. Klem 5 1
Practical and economic benefits of falling film

A. J. Murray 5 1
evaporation
Fire protection for cable trays in petrochemical

N. Schultz 5 1
facilities
Development of an inclined plate jet reactor

A. N. Leigh and P. E. Preece 5 1
system
Explosion of a benfield solution storage tank J. T. McDaniel 5 1
Equations for the VDI and Bartknecht

L. L. Simpson 5 1
nomograms
High-tech mist elimination in multi-stage

B. J. Lerner and S. G. Woinsky 5 1
evaporators
Contribution of low-level flammable vapor C. J. Dahn, M. Ashum and K.

5 1
concentrations to dust explosion output Williams
Corrosion of a CO2 absorber tower S. W. Kolff 5 2
D. W. Arnold, D. M. Borzik
Cogeneration in a nitrogen fertilizer complex 5 2
and L. K. Montgomery
F. E. Wetherill and C. S.
Operator training for startup 5 2
Wallsgrove
Metallurgical examination of existing piping in J. M. Bowen and J. D.

5 2
an ammonia plant Campbell
Problems with leakages at large flanges in the

D. L. Sötebier and W. Rall 5 2
BASF new ammonia plant
Damage at syngas turbine by excessive steam

W. Rall and D. Fromm 5 2
superheating
The behavior of denser than air ammonia in the

presence of obstacles—wind tunnel C. P. Guldemond 5 2
experiments
Errata 5 2
Reliability and hazards analysis of a cumene J. S. Arendt, M. L. Casada and

5 2
hydroperoxide plant J. J. Rooney
Severe carry-over phenomena in 1,200 MTPD Y. Kobayashi, T. Kobayashi

5 2
methanol plant and K. M. Coombs
Sequential completion of plant construction to

E. J. Smet 5 2
allow early production
For energy savings—look at your boiler
T. J. Kelly 5 2
blowdown
Investigation of damage and repair of a 1000 S. Rao, R. C. A. Wilttzen and

5 2
MTD horizontal ammonia converter W. Jacobs
Firebox explosion in a primary reformer furnace R. E. Sparrow 5 2
Letters T. Maguire 5 3
Design and sizing of knock-out

drums/catchtanks for reactor emergency relief S. S. Grossel 5 3
systems
Modification chains T. A. Kletz 5 3
E. D. Weir, G. W. Gravenstine
Thermal runaways: Problems with agitation 5 3
and T. F. Hoppe
High temperature polymeric fire barriers C. T. Jacobsen 5 3
G. R. Prescott, P. Blommaert
Failure of high pressure synthesis pipe 5 3
and L. Grisolia
Transportation of Hazardous substances: The

T. A. Kletz 5 3
UK scene
C. S. McCoy, M. D. Dillenback
Major fire in a steam-methane reformer furnace and D. J. Truax 5 3
Mitigation of vapor cloud hazards R. W. Prugh 5 3

Multiple cracking and leakage of a hot synthesis
G. M. Lawrence 5 3
gas pipe
Loss prevention through machinery vibration

R. W. LeBlanc 5 3
surveillance and analysis
Boiler and machinery protection through

D. E. Hansen 5 3
control of piping reactions
Lessons in hazardous material transportation G. A. Gallagher and S. W.

5 3
based on case histories McCone
Errata 5 4
Heat transfer oil boilers E. Sheehan 5 4
Pressure venting of dust explosions in large

W. Bartknecht 5 4
vessels
Emergency relief vent sizing for fire

H. K. Fauske, M. Epstein, M.
emergencies involving liquid-filled atmospheric 5 4
storage vessels A. Grolmes and J. C. Leung
Property insurance considerations in loss

G. P. Norstrom 5 4
prevention expenditures
Early on-line detection of exothermic reactions L. Hub and J. D. Jones 5 4
Inerting for safety C. Wrenn 5 4
Determining heater retrofits through risk

J. S. Arendt 5 4
assessment
NOx in the cryogenic hydrogen recovery section
W. H. Henstock 5 4
of an olefins production unit
Thermal stability of ethylene at elevated L. G. Britton, D. A. Taylor and

5 4
pressures D. C. Wobser
Vibration monitoring—a programmed approach D. G. Goggin 6 1
Emergency preparedness and response R. V. Kalnins 6 1
The effect of oxygen and water on stress

corrosion cracking of mild steel in liquid and L. Lunde and R. Nyborg 6 1
vaporous ammonia
Anhydrous ammonia explosion in an ice cream M. H. McRae

6 1
plant
The effects of system dynamics on failure:

S. J. Brown 6 1
Illustrative examples
Inspection of ammonia plants S. Madhavan and S. Y. Sathe 6 1
Investigation and repair of an auxiliary boiler

G. D. Davis 6 1
explosion
An assessment of burning waste fuel in R. J. Gendreau and D. L.

6 1
circulating fluidized bed boilers Raymond
The interaction of shock waves in cylindrical

D. M. Brown and P. F. Nolan 6 1
structures
A simple technique for the optimization of lay- P. F. Nolan and C. W. J.

6 1
out and location for chemical plant safety Bradley
Profile S. S. Grossel 6 1

Aiche mettings calendar 6 1
W. H. Goldthwaite, P.
Guidelines for hazard evaluation procedures:
Baybutt, F. L. Leverenz and H. 6 2
Preparation and content
S. Kemp
Computer room risk assessment T. F. Barry 6 2
Health, safety and loss control topics in the

D. Kauffman 6 2
senior design courses
Runaway system characterization and vent

J. C. Leung and H. K. Fauske 6 2
sizing based on diers methodology
Hazard analysis and safety considerations in F. Al-Abdulally, S. Al-Shuwaib

6 2
refrigerated ammonia storage tanks and B. L. Gupta
Laboratory techniques for the quantitative

J. L. Cronin and P. F. Nolan 6 2
study of thermal decompositions
Washington environmental newsletter 6 2
Profile W. J. Bradford 6 2
Performance of low pressure explosion vents I. Swift and M. Epstein 6 2
Commissioning of CIL's ammonia II plant W. K. Taylor and A. Pinto 6 2

R. N. Maddox, J. Diers, A. M.
Correlation of acid gas-ethanolamine
Bhairi, P. A. Thomas-Cooper 6 2
equilibrium using ionic concentrations
and E. M. Elizondo
M. Shimagaki, K. Miyashita,
Ammonia converter operation 6 2
A. Ilyas and A. Kalyubi
Ammonia synthesis enhancement through heat-

R. Lavie 6 2
mass-exchange
Profile J. A. Davenport 6 3
Erratum 6 3
P. G. Harrington and S.
Letters 6 3
Madhavan
Looking back and wishing A. G. Phillips 6 3
Damage to and replacement of an ammonia O. A. Martinez, S. Madhavan,

6 3
storage tank foundation D. J. Kellett and H. Hamrouni
Future requirements for unrestricted entry into

C. L. Keller 6 3
confined spaces
Functional requirements and design criteria for

the design of high hazard containment E. R. Hoyle and R. S. Stricoff 6 3
laboratories
Unusual operating histories of gas processing H. Z. Kister and T. C. Hower

6 3
and olefins plant columns Jr.
Fire at semi-lean pump by reverse motion D. Fromm and W. Rall 6 3
Using robots to reduce personnel radiation R. M. Taylor and W. I. Lewis

6 3
exposure at the savannah river plant III
Guidelines for vapor release mitigation R. W. Prugh 6 3
Conclusions of industry task group on nitrogen

F. C. Politz 6 4
oxides in ethylene plants
Comments on “Hazard analysis and safety

consideration in refrigerated ammonia storage J. M. Blanken
6 4
tanks” by Falah Al-Abdulally, Saad Al-Shuwaib
and B. L. Gupta
Flame barrier valves H. Stalder 6 4
Understanding cooling towers: The route to

M. Smith 6 4
energy savings
Environmental compliance without sacrificing

R. I. Pollard-Cavalli 6 4
customer requirements
Inhibitor-oxygen interactions in acrylic acid

L. B. Levy 6 4
stabilization
Gas plant problems and the insurance industry A. Spiegelman 6 4
Effect of fireproofing design on thermal

performance of horizontal members with top G. K. Castle and G. G. Castle 6 4
flange exposed
Gas plant and fuel handling facilities: An

J. A. Davenport 6 4
insurer's view
Shipboard polymerization of acrylic acid J. J. Kurland and D. R. Bryant 6 4
Increasing efficiency in direct contact heat

R. F. Strigle Jr. and T. Nakano 6 4
transfer
Health, safety and environmental protection: A
D. C. Scheid 6 4
new audit program
P. A. Costanza, G. L. Hagen, R.
Estimation of catastrophic quantities of toxic
S. Kalagnanam and P. J. 6 4
chemicals by atmospheric dispersion modeling
Komosinsky
Static electricity: Rules for plant safety 7 1
The use (and misuse) of bonding for control of

R. A. Mancini 7 1
static ignition hazards
Review of literature related to human spark B. D. Berkey, T. H. Pratt and

7 1
scenarios G. M. Williams
Spark ignition hazards caused by charge

J. E. Owens 7 1
induction
Systems for electrostatic evaluation in industrial

L. G. Britton 7 1
silos
Static electricity and plastic drums L. A. Rosenthal 7 1
Static hazards of drum filling. I. Actual incidents

L. G. Britton and J. A. Smith 7 1
and guidelines
Static hazards of drum filling. II. Electrostatic

L. G. Britton and J. A. Smith 7 1
models: Theory and experiment
Profile M. A. Pikulin 7 1
Subject: Static electricity T. A. Ventrone 7 1

Safety and health division news S. S. Grossel 7 1
1988 Meeting Schedule for the American

7 1
Institute of Chemical Engineers
Laboratory shielding for projectiles W. H. Ciolek 7 2
N. B. Le, A. J. Santay and J. S.

Laboratory safety design criteria 7 2
Zabrenski
Should undergraduates be instructed in loss

T. A. Kletz 7 2
prevention?
Profile P. A. Ruziska 7 2
G. P. Williams, W. W.
Causes of ammonia plant shutdowns survey V 7 2
Hoehing and R. G. Byington
Waste reduction at Du Pont: Business G. J. Hollond and W. F.

7 2
opportunities Weber
Ignition capabilities of hot surfaces and

mechanically generated sparks in flammable gas W. Bartknecht 7 2
and dust/air mixtures
Vent heights for emergency releases of heavy

F. T. Bodurtha Jr. 7 2
gases
Vaporization and dispersion modeling of D. W. Studer, B. A. Cooper

7 2
contained refrigerated liquid spills and L. C. Doelp
Safety in multistream ammonia plants utilizing

R. D. Mall 7 2
common utility services
Experiments on the thermo-hydraulic response J. E. S. Venart, U. K.
of pressure liquefied gases in externally heated Sumathipala, F. R. Steward 7 2
tanks with pressure relief and A. C. M. Sousa
Profile J. E. Rogerson 7 3
Organization and projects of the center for

T. W. Carmody 7 3
chemical process safety
On the need to publish more case histories T. A. Kletz 7 3
Brittle fracture of a high pressure heat

P. G. Snyder 7 3
exchanger
Emergency relief system design for reactive and

non-reactive systems: Extension of the DIERS H. K. Fauske 7 3
methodology
Developments in explosion protection I. Swift 7 3
Positive pressure testing system (PPTS) J. E. Gwynn 7 3
A burner management emphasis program J. F. Murphy 7 3
Sizing excess flow valves R. A. Freeman and D. A. Shaw 7 3
Formation of diacrylic acid during acrylic acid

F. M. Wampler III 7 3
storage
Safety, health, and loss prevention in the

undergraduate chemical engineering curriculum J. J. Levitzky
7 3
Performance of aqueous hazmat foams on L. R. DiMaio and E. C.
7 3
selected hazardous materials Norman
Overview of industrial drying needs and J. G. Holmes, B. A. Hedman

7 3
competing technologies and S. Y. Salama
Application of health effects data to chemical G. A. Holton and D. F.

7 3
process accidents Montague
Spray treatment procedure improves cooling

B. Reidenbach 7 3
system efficiency and reliability
Profile W. Wood 7 4
Effect of operating conditions on pressure drop

B. R. Templin and D. Leith 7 4
in a pulse-jet cleaned fabric filter
Process safety—an integral part of pilot plants J. C. Dore 7 4
Fires and explosions of hydrocarbon oxidation

T. A. Kletz 7 4
plants
Reliable detection of runaway reaction J. P. Spence and J. A.

7 4
precursors in liquid phase reactions Noronha
Health and safety aspects of thin-film V. M. Fthenakis and P. D.

7 4
photovoltaic cell manufacturing technologies Moskowitz
Consequences of solvent ignition during a drum

R. F. Schwab 7 4
filling operation
CIL's experience with a computerized ammonia A. J. Cobb and S. Monier-

7 4
plant trip system Williams
Failure mode management: A loss prevention
D. K. Wilson 7 4
philosophy for programmable logic controllers
Loss prevention features perform in fired heater

T. O. Gibson 7 4
loss incident
Guidelines for safe storage and handling of high

E. M. Drake and P. A. Croce 7 4
toxic hazard materials: A new CCPS Publication
Process safety management: A U.K. approach J. L. Hawksley 7 4
L. S. Kirch, J. A. Kargol, J. W.
Stability of acrylic monomers 7 4
Magee and W. S. Stuper
Good safety procedures can prevent accidents: T. A. Kletz

8 1
Some examples
Emergency relief considerations under J. C. Leung, N. J. Stepaniuk

8 1
segregation scenarios and G. L. Cantrell
An approach to evaluate the acute impacts from

simulated accidental releases of chlorine and L. Gephart and S. Moses 8 1
ammonia
The current state of the art in optical fire

J. Cholin 8 1
detection
Process safety evaluation applying DIERS H. K. Fauske, M. A. Grolmes

8 1
methodology to existing plant operations and G. H. Clare
W. E. Martinsen, D. W.
Determining spacing by radiant heat limits 8 1
Johnson and S. B. Millsap
Investigation into an explosion that occurred

P. J. Nightingale 8 1
during a welding operation
Explosion in a nitric acid tail gas duct G. M. Lawrence 8 1
Control structure for batch reactor control L. W. Craig 8 1

Design charts for two-phase flashing flow in
K. E. First and J. E. Huff 8 1
emergency pressure relief systems
Commercialization of an on-line hydrogen R. F. Anderson and R. P.

8 1
monitor Schnell
A review of models for predicting the dispersion

G. D. Kaiser 8 1
of ammonia in the atmosphere
Profile 8 1
On the need for small chemical operators to

know and use proper chemical process safety W. B. Howard 8 2
technology

development/dissemination of emergency relief H. G. Fisher 8 2
system design technology
Ammonia plant prolonged operation between

R. Kershaw and J. G. Cullen 8 2
major overhauls
Applications of amine gelling agents in fire W. W. Bannister, J. L. Walker

8 2
technology and E. T. Morehouse
Training technology through interaction

N. Latino 8 2
management
V. M. Trbojevic and D. H.
Tank failure modes and their consequences 8 2
Slater
Material verification and inspection program R. J. Sherwood 8 2
Building a high-integrity ammonia storage tank J. R. Thompson and R. N.

8 2
—1988 Carnegie
Lessons learned from a hydrogen explosion in a J. A. MacDiarmid and G. J. T.

8 2
process unit North
Profile 8 2
Erratum 8 2
Vapor cloud source dispersion models: A new

8 2
CCPS publication
A new release of the ASTM CHETAH program for

hazard evaluation: Versions for mainframe and D. J. Frurip, E. Freedman and 8 2
personal computer G. R. Hertel
The anatomy of an acrylic acid runaway

L. B. Levy and J. D. Penrod 8 2
polymerization
The advantages and limitations of adiabatic

R. L. Rogers 8 2
Dewar calorimetry in chemical hazard testing
M. F. Pantony, N. F. Scilly and

Safety of exothermic reactions a UK strategy 8 2
J. A. Barton
Introduction W. B. Howard 8 3
Editor's note T. A. Ventrone 8 3
Profile 8 3
Reducing the hazard of dust explosions:

Agglomerate the fines, cool off the hot spots,
collect the fines at the point of origin, neutralize S. A. Hoenig
8 3
local electrostatic charges
Dust explosion venting for dusts pneumatically

R. Siwek 8 3
conveyed into vessels
Design example: Explosion protection selected
R. E. Bruderer 8 3
for a spray drying installation
Deflagration suppression of high Kst dusts J. A. Senecal 8 3
Ignition properties of mechanical sparks and hot

R. E. Bruderer 8 3
surfaces in dust/air mixtures
New knowledge about rotary air locks in

R. Siwek 8 3
preventing dust ignition breakthrough
Analysis of a dust deflagration L. G. Britton and D. C. Kirby 8 3
Profile 8 4
Preventing explosions during chemicals and

H. K. Fauske 8 4
materials storage
Safe handling of organic peroxides: An overview C. M. McCloskey 8 4
M. A. Capraro and J. H.
Preventing fires and explosions in pilot plants 8 4
Strickland
Safety and loss prevention concerns for

H. C. Sullivan 8 4
engineers in polymer facilities
Assessing a runaway of a Grignard reaction M. C. Jones 8 4
Columbia nitrogen's spill alert computer system S. W. McPherson 8 4
Learning value from a blown fuse T. O. Gibson 8 4

Case histories of dust explosions S. J. Skinner 8 4
Foam-water sprinkler protection for flammable

D. C. Tabar 8 4
liquids
Instructional videotapes on chemical process

D. A. Crowl and J. F. Louvar 8 4
safety
Procedures for preventing pilot plant runaways R. N. Brummel 8 4
C. J. M. van Wingerden, A. C.
Vapor cloud explosion blast prediction van den Berg and G. 8 4
Opschoor
Errata 8 4
Introduction to expert systems and potential S. Madhavan and R. A.

9 1
ammonia plant applications Kirsten
Experience with a simulator for training S. Mani, S. K. Shoor and H. S.

9 1
ammonia plant operators Pedersen
Application of the DIERS methodology to the

study of runaway polymerization: Validation of L. S. Kirch, J. W. Magee and 9 1
the DIERS methodology using blow-down tests W. W. Stuper
Combustion hazards of silane and its chlorides L. G. Britton 9 1
Preventing fires with high temperature J. W. Bowman and R. P.

9 1
vaporizers Perkins
An expert system for scheduling production in a D. P. Daugherty and R. M.

9 1
multipurpose specialty chemicals plant Felder
Off site risk assessment and risk minimization

L. C. Schaller 9 1
guidelines
Turbulence effects on dust explosion venting F. Tamanini 9 1

R. E. Sanders, D. L. Haines
Stop tank abuse 9 1
and J. H. Wood
Profile 9 1
Explosive decomposition of ethylene oxide R. K. June and R. F. Dye 9 2
Thermal stability and deflagration of ethylene

L. G. Britton 9 2
oxide
An overview of exposures and exposure control

in the ethylene oxide producer and ethoxylation T. G. Grumbles 9 2
industries
Safe storage of dilute ethylene oxide mixtures in

J. S. Curtis 9 2
water
Center for Chemical Process Safety issues

T. W. Carmody 9 2
annual report on activities
Prediction of decomposition limits for ethylene

J. L. Brockwell 9 2
oxide-nitrogen vapor mixtures
Engineering controls to minimize worker

P. R. Desai and A. J.
exposure to ethylene oxide at sterilization 9 2
Buonicore
facilities
Dealing with the process safety “management

R. E. Knowlton 9 2
gap”
Safer piping: Awareness training for the process

B. Hancock 9 2
industries
Plant modifications: Maintain your mechanical

C. W. Ramsay 9 2
integrity
Predicting liquid jet breakup and aerosol
formation during the accidental release of J. N. Tilton and C. W. Farley 9 2
pressurized hydrogen fluoride
Flow chamber simulations of aerosol formation

and liquid jet breakup for pressurized releases W. J. Hague and W. Pepe 9 2
of hydrogen fluoride
E. S. De Haven and T. J.
Catalyst explosion: A case history 9 2
Dietsche
Continuing studies of hazardous material vapor L. R. DiMaio and E. C.

9 2
mitigation using aqueous foams Norman
Editor's note 9 3
Introduction J. C. Sweeney 9 3
Update on AIChE's center for chemical process

T. W. Carmody 9 3
safety
The center for chemical process safety S. Schreiber 9 3
Restoring public confidence in the safety of

D. T. Buzzelli 9 3
chemical plants
CMA responsible care process safety code of

P. R. Kavasmaneck 9 3
management practice
Responsible care J. M. Belanger 9 3
Management of safe operations in the process

B. Frohlich 9 3
industry
Product stewardship: A supplier/customer

D. A. Rausch 9 3
partnership in safety
The role of CEFIC in the promotion of process
L. Jourdan 9 3
safety
Port: A process safety audit system W. E. Scheimann 9 3
Operating discipline M. N. Trask 9 3
Management of process safety at Kerr-McGee

S. D. Emerson 9 3
corporation
Implementation of effective process safety

R. W. Ormsby 9 3
programs
Quantitative assessment of process safety R. M. Pitblado, J. C. Williams

9 3
programs and D. H. Slater
The major risk index system S. A. Lapp 9 3
Development of leading indicators of process S. B. Van Hemel, E. M.

9 3
safety Connelly and P. M. Haas
Public participation in risk assessments P. Delbridge 9 3
Rising American expectations for a larger public

G. V. Poje 9 3
role to prevent chemical accidents
Risk management concepts in the chemical

R. Van Mynen 9 3
industry: One large manufacturer's approach
A major accident prevention program F. M. Renshaw 9 3
Recent advances in research and future

J. Shortreed 9 3
requirements
Current research developments and future

T. W. Carmody 9 3
needs
Letters J. M. Blanken and J. N. Tilton 9 4
DIERS users group awareness newsletter 9 4
Use of DIPPR data in reactive chemical hazard

T. B. Selover 9 4
assessment
Facility risk review as an approach to prioritizing M. L. Casada, J. Q. Kirkman

9 4
loss prevention efforts and H. M. Paula
Application of twin screw extruders for reactive S. M. Jackson and A. Dreiblatt

9 4
processing
Hazard materials testing at the U.S. department

of energy's liquefied gaseous fuels spill test F. A. Leone 9 4
facility
CCPS guidelines for chemical process

R. A. Freeman 9 4
quantitative risk analysis
Implementing process safety management

R. S. Stricoff 9 4
systems
The CCPA manufacturing code of practice G. D. Creedy 9 4
The Canadian chemical producers' association

R. Burns 9 4
transportation code of practice
Process safety management implementation at

W. C. Toth 9 4
small locations
Operational safety program: Union Carbide

B. G. Perry 9 4
chemicals and plastics company Inc
Semi-quantitative risk assessment method for W. J. Fraser, R. J. Bussey and

9 4
product management J. C. Johnston
Regulatory initiatives and related activities in
A. F. Burk 9 4
the United States
An industrial perspective on environmental and

W. A. Neff 9 4
health legislation in Canada
Management of quantitative risk assessment in

J. S. Arendt 9 4
the chemical process industry
Process safety management within Dupont A. F. Burk and W. L. Smith 9 4
An overview of emergency relief system design H. G. Fisher

10 1
practice
Worker hazard communications: The regulatory A. S. West

10 1
framework
Human problems with computer control: An

T. A. Kletz 10 1
update
Foam system design for ammonia storage tank E. C. Norman and T. M.

10 1
areas Swihart
Spontaneous fires in insulation L. G. Britton 10 1
Structured packings for use in oxygen service: B. R. Dunbobbin, B. L. Werley

10 1
Flammability considerations and J. G. Hansel
Case history of a deflagration involving an

organic solvent/oxygen system below its flash H. T. Kohlbrand 10 1
point
Experimental errors in predictions of thermal

A. A. Duswalt 10 1
hazards
Design of quench system for runaway reactions

J. Singh and D. Boey 10 1
using bench-scale equipment
Guidelines for technical management of

S. Schreiber 10 2
chemical process safety
M. DesJardin, D. Gustafson,
Dow Chemical Western Division Research pre-
R. Helling, M. J. Ladd, K. 10 2
operational review for new projects
Steele and D. Vanderhoof
Inherently safer plants: An update T. A. Kletz 10 2
A comprehensive test method for inline flame

N. Roussakis and K. Lapp 10 2
arresters
The process safety impact of distributed control W. L. Franke and O. M. Zodeh

10 2
systems
Forestalling a serious incident: A detective story M. A. Kaiser 10 2
Specification of flame arresting devices for

T. C. Piotrowski 10 2
manifolded low pressure storage tanks
Hydrodynamic aspects of venting for vessels A. N. Skouloudis and H. M.

10 2
containing viscous fluids Kottowski
Reliability performance of fault-tolerant digital H. M. Paula, M. W. Roberts

10 2
control systems and R. E. Battle

The role of instrumentation and process
R. Hill 10 3
controls in minimizing accidental releases
Process simulators for safety M. J. Ferney 10 3
Using thermodynamic availability to determine

D. A. Crowl 10 3
the energy of explosion
Exothermic reactions of DCPD and protection

M. Ahmed and M. Lavin 10 3
against them
Documentation of hazard and operability

R. A. Freeman 10 3
studies
Explosion isolation systems used in conjunction K. Chatrathi and R. DeGood

10 3
with explosion vents
Considerations for the safe design of processes

J. Mackenzie 10 3
using hydrogen peroxide and organics
The effect of O2 concentration on methacrylic

A. Nicolson 10 3
acid stability
J. W. Hempseed and R. W.
Explosion within a helium purifier 10 3
Ormsby
The effect of elemental mercury on engineering

S. M. Wilhelm 10 4
materials used in ammonia plants
Management of hazardous materials at the local

W. J. Keffer 10 4
community level
Ammonia vessel integrity program: A modern M. J. Conley, S. Angelsen and

10 4
approach D. Williams
Sensitivity of process risk to human error in an W. J. Delboy, R. F. Dubnansky
10 4
ammonia plant and S. A. Lapp
An ammonia storage tank study R. H. Squire 10 4
An accident at a lithuanian fertilizer plant B. O. Andersson 10 4
HAZOP-proof ammonia plant: A new way of

G. Grossmann and D. Fromm 10 4
defining a safe and reliable design
Health effects of ammonia J. E. Ryer-Powder 10 4
Introduction R. Diener 11 1
S. Hanna, P. Chatwin, E.
Results from the model evaluation panel Chikhliwaia, R. Londergan, T. 11 1
Spicer and J. Weil
Dispersion in non-flat obstructed terrain and

R. N. Meroney 11 1
advanced modeling techniques
Non-buoyant puff and plume dispersion

D. Guinnup 11 1
modeling issues
Mitigation systems W. J. Hague 11 1
Pre-release mitigation R. W. Prugh 11 1
Notes on a few vapor suppression techniques W. E. Martinsen 11 1
Workshop on unconfined vapor cloud

R. A. Mancini 11 1
explosions
Review of large-scale explosion experiments D. C. Bull 11 1

Vapor cloud source modeling workshop
R. J. Lantzy 11 1
chairman's report
Closing remarks R. Diener 11 1
DIERS users group awareness newsletter S. S. Grossel 11 1
Using thermodynamic availability to determine D. A. Crowl

11 2
the energy of explosion for compressed gases
Guidelines for hazard evaluation procedures:

R. E. Witter 11 2
Second edition
Relief system design scope of CCPS effluent

J. E. Huff 11 2
handling guidelines
Using material data in static hazard assessment L. G. Britton 11 2
The use of spreadsheets in modelling accidental

R. A. Freeman and D. A. Shaw 11 2
releases of toxic chemicals
The prediction of spontaneous ignition hazards J. F. Griffiths and W.

resulting from the “hot stacking” of process 11 2
Kordylewski
materials
Flashback from waste gas incinerator into air S. E. Anderson, A. M. Dowell

11 2
supply piping III and J. B. Mynaugh
Measuring process safety management J. C. Sweeney 11 2
“Powder handling and electrostatics:

Understanding and preventing hazards,” by
Thomas B. Jones and Jack L. King, available from L. G. Britton 11 2
Lewis publishers, 121 south main street,
Chelsea, Michigan, 48118. 103 pp. (1992)
Chemical accident prevention under the clean
R. Craig Matthiessen 11 2
air act amendments of 1990
On-line modeling of thermally hazardous batch M. D. Gordon

11 2
processes
Recent computer modeling advances for

D. R. E. Worthington 11 2
process hazard analysis
Analysis of titanium/carbon steel heat

B. A. Prine 11 2
exchanger fire
Deflagration protection of pipes K. Chatrathi 11 2
Mitigation of hazardous emergency release H. K. Fauske and M. A.

11 2
source terms via quench tanks Grolmes
Some improvements in design of atmospheric

ammonia storage tanks of the double integrity G. Herbertsson 11 2
type
Letter to the editor J. M. Blanken 11 3
Safety & health division news 11 3

MIACC (major industrial accidents council of
Canada): A Canadian consensus group of
J. Easterbrook 11 3
stakeholders working on safety issues prior to
legislation
C. Rutch, K. J. Anselmo, R. E.
Toronado risk analysis 11 3
Linney and J. H. Sheesley
A unique program for integrating health, safety,

environment and social aspects into S. M. Lemkowitz 11 3
undergraduate chemical engineering education
More bang for the buck: Getting the most from S. E. Anderson and R. W.
11 3
accident investigations Skloss
Emergency pressure relief discharge control by A. G. Keiter

11 3
passive quenching—update
OSHA's interest in chemical plant safety T. H. Seymour 11 3
Dust explosion prevention by addition of

P. R. Amyotte and M. J. Pegg 11 3
thermal inhibitors
Analysis of vent area estimation methods for

K. Chatrathi 11 3
non-nomograph gases
Dust entrainability and its effect on explosion

E. A. Ural 11 3
propagation in elongated structures
Halon replacement: The law and the options J. A. Senecal 11 3
Measurement of flow resistance of rupture disc

J. E. Huff and K. R. Shaw 11 3
devices
Electrostatic hazards of pneumatic conveying of

C. James Dahn 11 3
powders
Erratum 11 4
Letter to the editor G. Herbertsson 11 4
Safety & health division news 11 4
Ultimate capacity of blast loaded structures M. G. Whitney, D. D. Barker

11 4
common to chemical plants and K. H. Spivey
Predicting and controlling flammability of J. G. Hansel, J. W. Mitchell

11 4
multiple fuel and multiple inert mixtures and H. C. Klotz
Acceptable risk—an overview J. O. Philley 11 4
Using the ASTM CHETAH program in chemical

D. J. Frurip 11 4
process hazard evaluation
Disengagement predictions via drift flux

correlation vertical, horizontal and spherical C. M. Sheppard 11 4
vessels
Process safety testing program for reducing

J. J. Sharkey, R. S. Cutro, W. J.
risks associated with large scale chemical 11 4
manufacturing operations Fraser and G. T. Wildman
K. L. Cashdollar, E. S. Weiss,
Laboratory and large-scale dust explosion
N. B. Greninger and K. 11 4
research Chatrathi
Documentation and utilization of the results of

D. C. Hendershot 11 4
hazard evaluation studies
Statistical evaluation of Lower Flammability

A. Kumar, J. Luo and G. F.
Distance (LFD) using four hazardous release 12 1
Bennett
models
A survey of vapor cloud explosions: Second E. M. Lenoir and J. A.

12 1
update Davenport
Safety testing of new chemicals: The regulatory

A. S. West 12 1
framework worldwide
W. P. M. Mercx, C. J. M. van
Venting of gaseous explosions 12 1
Wingerden and H. J. Pasman
The effect of oxygen on vinyl acetate and acrylic

L. B. Levy 12 1
monomer stabilization
B. F. Gray, D. P.
A novel, thermal instability in a ‘semi-batch’
Coppersthwaite and J. F. 12 1
reactor
Griffiths
Chemical reactivity evaluation: The CCPS

A. S. West 12 1
program
S. Andronopoulos, J. G.
Simulation of the Thorney Island Dense Gas Trial Bartzis, J. Würtz and D.
12 1
No. 8, using the code ADREA-HF Asimakopoulos
A logical progression T. A. Ventrone 12 1
To BLEVE or not to BLEVE: Anatomy of a boiling J. E. S. Venart, G. A. Rutledge,

12 2
liquid expanding vapor explosion K. Sumathipala and K. Sollows
A simulation-based decision support system for G. Bernstein, E. C. Carlson, R.

12 2
a pharmaceuticals manufacturing plant M. Felder and R. E. Bokeny
Data summary of the national fire protection G. A. Melhem, P. A. Croce

12 2
association's BLEVE tests and H. Abraham
ARCO chemical's HAZOP experience J. C. Sweeney 12 2
A safety evaluation framework for process

E. M. Drake and C. W.
hazards management in chemical facilities with 12 2
Thurston
PES-based controls
Industry views on chemical process safety D. C. Andrews 12 2
Utilization and results of hazard and operability

A. S. Pully 12 2
studies in a petroleum refinery
Energency response shortstop inhibition during

the approach to an acrylic acid runaway L. B. Levy and M. B. Lakin 12 2
polymerization
Process safety management in Delaware R. A. Barrish 12 2
Prediction of ammonia releases using ADREA-AF J. C. Statharas, J. G. Bartizis,

12 2
code A. Venetsanos and J. Würtz
Prediction of vessel and piping failure rates in

S. R. Medhekar, D. C. Bley
chemical process plants using the Thomas 12 2
and W. C. Gekler
model
Hazard resolutions in sulfur plants from design

B. P. Kolodji 12 2
through start up
Contractor hazard identification and control G. W. Whitaker 12 3
Systems for good management practice in

T. K. Jenssen 12 3
quantified risk analysis
M. A. Ratcliff, R. L. Petersen,
Physical modeling of water sprays—comparison
K. W. Schatz and G. 12 3
against field operations
Heskestad
The unforeseen side-effects of improving the

T. A. Kletz 12 3
environment
N. E. Scheffler, L. S. Green
Vapor suppression of chemicals using foams 12 3
and D. J. Frurip
Maintainability and its application to process

C. Whetton 12 3
plant
Frequency estimates for transport-related S. R. Medhekar, W. C. Gekler

12 3
hydrofluoric and sulfuric acid release scenarios and D. C. Bley
Accident prevention and the clean air act

amendments of 1990 with particular reference G. D. Kaiser 12 3
to anhydrous hydrogen fluoride
Management of change—the systematic use of

N. Sankaran 12 3
hazard evaluation procedures and audits
Compliance strategies that work J. E. Auger 12 4

Case study of a hydrogen peroxide related
W. L. Wehrum 12 4
deflagration in a wastewater treatment tank
Electrostatic ignitions in enriched oxygen

T. H. Pratt 12 4
atmospheres: A case history
Evaluating external spill response resources G. Browne 12 4
The corporation and the community: Credibility,

I. Rosenthal 12 4
legitimacy, and imposed risk
Failure and design limit criteria for blast loaded D. D. Barker, M. G. Whitney
12 4
structures and J. H. Waclawczyk Jr.
Current research at TNO on vapor cloud W. P. M. Merex, R. M. M. van

12 4
explosion modelling Wees and G. Opschoor
Transient flow phenomena and reaction forces

during blowdown of gas at high pressures R. Perbal 12 4
through relief lines behind rupture discs
Static hazards using flexible intermediate bulk

L. G. Britton 12 4
containers for powder handling
International process safety management

F. Ragonese 13 1
conference and workshop opening statement
You need more than technology B. G. Perry 13 1
Safety management: Are we learning the

D. Eves 13 1
lessons?
Opportunities for sound chemical accident

J. L. Makris 13 1
prevention
Safety management in Japan E. O'Shima 13 1

Notes on the plenary session on risk
D. W. Jones 13 1
management
International regulations A. F. Burk 13 1
European regulations K. Cassidy 13 1
Regulations on chemical process safety in Japan E. O'Shima 13 1
E. N. Bjordal and K. C.
International activities 13 1
Kilponen
PSM implementation S. Arendt 13 1
Implementing process safety management

R. S. Stricoff 13 1
systems
The cost and benefits of process safety

W. G. Bridges 13 1
management: Industry survey results
Managing the PHA team A. M. Dowell III 13 1
J. G. Landis, R. E. Linney and

Dispersion of instantaneous jets 13 1
B. F. Hanley
Case histories of some power and control-based

M. L. Griffin and F. H. Gurry 13 1
process safety incidents
A comprehensive program for preventing

D. L. Sadler and B. T. Matusz 13 1
cyclohexane oxidation process piping failures
An overview of OSHA's process safety

R. E. Donnelly 13 2
management standard (U.S.A.)
Process safety and quality management: How
R. E. Olsen 13 2
they fit together
An overview of EPA's proposed chemical

C. Matthiessen 13 2
accident release prevention programs
Conference closing comments F. Ragonese 13 2
Measuring performance and effectiveness of

S. Schreiber 13 2
process safety management
Spill containment and destruction of a reactive, M. L. Weirick, S. M. Farquhar

13 2
volatile chemical and B. P. Chismar
Safety and chemical engineering education J. F. Louvar and F. O. Kubias 13 2
Prediction of discharge rate from pressurized

S. Khajehnajafi and A. Shinde 13 2
vessel blowdown through sheared pipe
Quantitative evaluation of fireball hazards R. W. Prugh 13 2
The real costs of risk analysis I. Rosenthal and P. G. Lewis 13 2
Physical modeling of rapid transients in long

J. M. Seynhaeve, R. Lombré,
pipes, in case of vaporization: An efficient tool 13 2
for safety management J. Ducrocq and L. Bolle
In-service inspection of storage tanks: A new

T. Hallan 13 2
non-destructive evaluation method
Design concepts for a hydrogen fluoride N. E. Stewart and J. W.

13 2
emergency de-inventory system McVey
Static electricity in pneumatic transport

T. H. Pratt 13 3
systems: Three case histories
Low cooling tower level causes evacuation A. M. Dowell III 13 3

Static electricity hazards of flexible intermediate C. J. Dahn, A. Kashani and B.
13 3
bulk container (FIBC) Reyes
Loss case histories in pressurized ethylene

L. G. Britton 13 3
systems
Flammability of metals and other elemental

K. L. Cashdollar 13 3
dust clouds
Reliability of interlocking systems R. A. Freeman 13 3
Investigation of a thermal runaway hazard-drum

S. S. Y. Wang, S. Kiang and W.
storage of thionyl chloride/ethyl acetate 13 3
mixture Merkl
Loss prevention in a modern ethylene plant J. Olivo 13 3
An accurate methodology for modeling the W. W. Madsen and R. C.

13 3
characteristics of explosion effects Wagner
Aspects of emergency relief design for reactive

D. D. Goetz and J. S. Sawrey 13 4
systems
Dust and hybrid explosibility in a 1 m3 spherical K. Chatrathi

13 4
chamber
New revised VDI guideline 3673 “Pressure

R. Siwek 13 4
release of dust explosions”
Catastrophic failure of a liquid carbon dioxide W. E. Clayton and M. L.

13 4
storage vessel Griffin
Critical parameters for the ignition of dust layers W. Hensel, U. Krause, W.

13 4
at constant heat flux boundary conditions John and K. Machnow
Improved fire and explosion index hazard

N. E. Scheffler 13 4
classification
Studies about the influence of turbulence on

K. P. Scheuermann 13 4
the course of explosions
The determination of compatibility via thermal T. C. Hofelich, D. J. Frurip and
13 4
analysis and mathematical modeling J. B. Powers
A methodology for assessing catastropic

damage to the population and environment: A P. Christen, H. Bohnenblust
13 4
quantitative multi-attribute approach for risk and S. Seitz
analysis based on fuzzy set theory
An advanced method for the estimation of
G. A. Melhem, H. G. Fisher
reaction kinetics, scaleup, and pressure relief 14 1
and D. A. Shaw
design
Simulating flammability under process D. O'Shaughnessey and B.

14 1
conditions Powers
Vent sizing for fire considerations for special

J. J. Hauser and M. L. Becker 14 1
equipment and piping
The oxygen balance criterion for thermal E. S. Shanley and G. A.

14 1
hazards assessment Melhem
A method for implementing a piping inspection P. B. Matthews and J. A.

14 1
program Beberman
Critical temperatures for the thermal explosion

T. Kotoyori 14 1
of liquid organic peroxides
Advantages of the new version VDI 3673. Part 1 R. E. Bruderer

14 1
in comparison with the chapter 7 of NFPA 68
Conflicts and decisions in the search for

inherently safer process options
Design and engineering aspects of halon P. J. DiNenno, C. P. Hanauska

14 1
replacements and E. W. Forssell
Inherently safer plants: Practical applications S. M. Englund 14 1
Application of ARCTM thermokinetic data to the D. I. Townsend, H. D.

14 1
design of safety schemes for industrial reactors Ferguson and H. T. Kohlbrand
D. J. Frurip, A. Chakrabarti, T.
Hazard evaluation of polymerizable compounds C. Hofelich, S. J. Martinez and 14 2
L. F. Whiting
The DIERS users group: Status and current
H. G. Fisher 14 2
activities
Emergency relief system (ERS) design: An

G. W. Biocourt 14 2
integrated approach using DIERS methodology
Ignition behavior of dusts: Meaning and

R. Siwek and C. Cesana 14 2
interpretation
Validation of scaling techniques for

W. P. M. Mercx, D. M.
experimental vapor cloud explosion 14 2
Johnson and J. Puttock
investigations
Violence of dust explosions in integrated K. van Wingerden, G. H.

14 2
systems Pedersen and R. K. Eckhoff
Detonation flame arrester qualifying application

parameter for explosion prevention in vapor K. Lapp and H. Werneburg 14 2
handling systems
Successful system design through integrating

D. B. McCafferty 14 2
engineering and human factors
This issue is dedicated to the memory of Fred

14 3
Lorentz
F. T. Bodurtha and K. van

Letters 14 3
Wingerden
Take chemistry and physics into consideration in

W. K. Lutz 14 3
all phases of chemical plant design
Dow's chemical exposure index guide J. T. Marshall and A. Mundt 14 3
Simulation of an accidental vapor cloud K. van Wingerden, H.-C.

14 3
explosion Salvesen and R. Perbal
Protection of storage tanks from two-phase

H. G. Fisher and H. S. Forrest 14 3
flow due to fire exposure
J. Marshall, A. Mundt, M.
The relative risk of pressurized and refrigerated
Hult, T. McKealvy, P. Meyers 14 3
storage for six chemicals
and J. Sawyer
Method used to estimate screening-level total
R. S. Burns and J. H. Turner 14 3
failure probability for human error events
The anticipated impact of the EPA's RMP

J. E. Auger 14 3
regulation on the ammonia industry
Choosing the level of detail for hazard

R. Deshotels and M. Dejmek 14 3
identification
Computers, automation and the danger of

forgetting how things really work
Some thoughts on the difference between

inherent safety and safety
Quantitative risk assessment in Europe H. J. Pasman 14 4
PSM's most common struggle: Implementing A. C. Remson, J. H. Farmer

14 4
mechanical integrity and C. S. King
Expressions for gravity drainage of annular and P. W. Hart and J. T.

14 4
toroidal containers Sommerfeld
Hazardous release protection: Code and

S. J. Brown and T. J. Brown 14 4
standard considerations for pressure systems
Transition from deflagration to detonation in M. Sichel, C. W. Kauffman

14 4
layered dust explosions and Y. C. Li
Thermal ignition kinetics of wood sawdust

L. V. Chong, I. R. Shaw and X.
measured by a newly devised experimental 14 4
D. Chen
technique
Some loss prevention case histories T. A. Kletz 14 4
Utility and energy cost containment R. Newhouse 15 1
Testing trnsformer oil R. R. Turcotte 15 1

Inherently safer design: The growth of an idea T. A. Kletz 15 1
CCPS initiative to assist small and medium

enterprises in improving their safety R. E. Witter 15 1
performance
Inherently safer latex plants N. E. Scheffler 15 1
The effects of downsizing on safety in the M. J. Perron and R. H.

15 1
CPI/HPI Friedlander
Critical elements in the design of piping systems R. C. Getz

15 1
for toxic fluids
Measures for reducing SCC in anhydrous

R. Nyborg and L. Lunde 15 1
ammonia storage tanks
The sensitivity of non-explosive compounds to

G. Négyesi 15 1
friction testing
Inherent safety, health, and environmental R. W. French, D. D. Williams

15 1
(SHE) reviews and E. D. Wixom
Applying inherently safer concepts to a

R. Gowland 15 1
phosgene plant acquisition
Process safety briefs 15 1
Applying risk assessment principles to a batch J. L. Woodward, M. D.

15 2
distillation column Moosemiller and R. Chopp
Pressure relief consideration for refrigeration

J. C. Leung 15 2
equipment
Vacuum collapse of vented tanks N. D. Nevers 15 2
R. Vaidhyanathan, V.
Hazopexpert: An expert system for automating
Venkatasubramanian and F. 15 2
HAZOP analysis
T. Dyke
Catastrophic failure of an ammonia/air mixer W. D. Verduijn 15 2
Development and communication of worst-case

D. McCready 15 2
scenarios for the EPA risk management program
EPA's risk management regulation:

J. E. Auger 15 2
Communicating worst-case scenarios
CMMS: Five steps to ensure workability D. Travis 15 2
Q. A. Baker, M. J. Tang, E. A.
Vapor cloud explosion analysis 15 2
Scheier and G. J. Silva
A team-based approach to mechanical integrity

E. F. Herrington III 15 2
implementation
A comparative examination of the fire

V. Babrauskas 15 2
performance of pipe insulation
Hazardous waste R. Newhouse 15 3
Testing the suitability of FIBCs for use in

V. Ebadat and J. C. Mulligan 15 3
flammable atmospheres
Decomposition flame propagation limits of

L. G. Britton 15 3
ethylene and mixtures with other gases
R. E. Sherman, K. C.
Carbon-initiated effluent tank overpressure
Crawford, T. M. Cusick and L. 15 3
incident
V. Csengery
Human factors: Case histories of improperly

R. E. Sanders 15 3
managed changes in chemical plants
Improving the operator's capabilities during
abnormal operations; observations from the K. F. Emigholz 15 3
control house
Procedure for determining the distribution

M. A. Latino 15 3
ranking index
A flare deflagration incident at Rohm and Haas V. M. Desai 15 3
On the estimation of hazard potential for G. A. Melhem and E. S.

15 3
chemical substances Shanley
Some electrostatic considerations in the

T. H. Pratt and J. G. Atharton 15 3
transportation of flammable liquids
Dust cloud characterization and its influence on F. Hauert, A. Vogl and S.

15 3
the pressure-time-history in silos Radandt
Don't be too quick to discard knowledge from

S. E. Anderson 15 4
the past
Research needs for process safety technology W. B. Howard 15 4
Monday morning quarterbacking: Applying PSM

R. E. Sanders and W. L. Spier 15 4
methods to case histories of yesteryear
Operating atmospheric vent collection headers

L. G. Britton 15 4
using methane gas enrichment
Risk guidelines as a risk management tool D. C. Hendershot 15 4
Flame propagation in pipes of pneumatic

A. Vogl 15 4
conveying systems and exhaust equipment
Advanced pilot technology: Ignition, flame

J. Parker and R. Guerra 15 4
detection and re-ignition
Hazard rating system for flammable and
J. L. Scheffey and D. C. Tabar 15 4
combustible liquids
Pipe and duct deflagrations associated with

K. Chatrathi and J. Going 15 4
incinerators
Modeling of panel inertia effects in vented dust

F. Tamanini 15 4
explosions
Boiler incident directly attributable to PSM

S. Mannan 15 4
issues
Consequence modeling for the EPA risk

D. A. Crowl 16 1
management plan (RMP)
Pressure relief systems: The sensible approach

A. A. Ahmad 16 1
to verification and documentation
Management of chemical plants using chemical

D. J. Leggett 16 1
compatibility information
R. A. Freeman and J. W.
Risk based package design 16 1
Kleffner
Severe pressure surges in a simple pump- A. Anderson, A. R. Simpson

16 1
pipeline-valve system (and what to do about it) and J. G. McPheat
Improved safety through distributed T. A. Koch, K. R. Krause and

16 1
manufacturing of hazardous chemicals M. Mehdizadeh
The potential of sufficient static electricity for

R. Chopp and R. Pape 16 1
ignition during tanker washing
Using the CCPS guidelines for chemical L. Bendixen, R. A. Freeman

16 1
transportation risk analysis and D. Hendershot
Study on safety evaluation and operational R. Batres, S. Lee, M. L. Lu and

16 1
design for startup Y. Naka
Reaction calorimetry for process development:

J. Singh 16 1
Recent advances
Explosion protection of pipe systems conveying
J. A. Senecal and H. W. Garzia 16 1
combustible dusts or flammable gases
Hot work on a steam condenser ignites a G. E. Mahnken and M. T.

16 1
titanium tube bundle fire: A case history Rook
J. Fründt, A. Steiff and P.-M.

Pressure relief with highly viscous fluids 16 1
Weinspach
Letters L. G. Britton 16 1
The use of slam shut valves on LCA plants R. A. McConnell 16 2
R. Schumacher, R. Pitblado
Next generation risk management 16 2
and S. Selmer-Olsen
LFL estimates for crude oil vapors from relief R. L. Petersen, K. D. Watson
16 2
tank vents and R. Roehner
Measuring inherent safety, health and

environmental characteristics early in process D. C. Hendershot 16 2
development
Viscosity correction factor for safety relief

R. Darby and K. Molavi 16 2
valves
The use of a ranking matrix and

recommendation prioritization system for D. A. Moore 16 2
process hazard analysis studies
Advancing inherent safety into methodology W. K. Lutz 16 2
Trading cost against safety: The structure of

P. T. Allen 16 2
people's beliefs
Process safety update 16 2

Mechanism and kinetics of decomposition from
isothermal DSC data: Development and S. Chervina and G. T. Bodman 16 2
application
Acoustic emission on-line monitoring of the

ammonia plant NII secondary reformer exit (gas J. Tonheim and R. Tveit 16 2
channel)
Expansion bellows failure of synthesis loop hot Z. Anwar, S. Ahmed and I. A.

16 2
heat exchanger Kirmani
Successful use of stainless steels in nitrogen-

K. Tersmeden 16 2
based fertilizer plants
The role of the two-phase scenarios concept in M. Ferjenčík

16 2
the matrix relative risk ranking procedure
A quantitative approach to determination of T. C. Hofelich, B. A. Prine and

16 3
NFPA reactivity hazard rating parameters N. E. Scheffler
Out-of-the-loop performance problems and the

use of intermediate levels of automation for D. B. Kaber and M. R. Endsley 16 3
improved control system functioning and safety
No good deed goes unpunished: Case studies of

A. M. Dowell III and D. C.
incidents and potential incidents caused by 16 3
protective systems Hendershot
An application of menu design principles to an

D. R. Latta and L. J. H. Schulze 16 3
energy management system
Utilize plant data from emergency relief events V. H. Edwards and W. B.

to test design methods: A proposal to the AIChE 16 3
Howard
DIERS users group
The explosion blast prediction model in the W. P. M. Mercx and A. C. van

16 3
revised CPR 14E (yellow book) den Berg
Management of change: A pilot plant G. M. Wieczorek and P. K.

16 3
application Basu
Replacement of an ammonia storage tank J. S. Shipman and R. Davies 16 3

Case histories of two incidents following process
W. B. Howard 16 3
safety reviews
Risk analysis of a chloralkali industry situated in

a populated area using the software package F. I. Khan and S. A. Abbasi 16 3
MAXCRED-II
An overview of SuperChems for DIERS: A

G. A. Melhem and H. G.
program for emergency relief system and 16 3
Fisher
effluent handling designs
Decomposition of thermally unstable chemicals S. Chervin, S. E. Evon and G.

16 3
in solvents T. Bodman
A detailed method for estimating mixture

G. A. Melhem 16 4
flammability limits using chemical equilibrium
J. Farquharson, S. McNutt, H.
QRA of chemical reaction systems: The state of
Paula, M. Roberts and A. 16 4
the practice
Waller
Toxic hazard reduction with passive mitigation P. M. Myers, R. S. Morgan

16 4
systems and S. A. Flamberg
Safe design of a thermally unstable solid storage H. Zoghlami, A. Laurent, J. P.

container: Natural convection effects on Corriou, J. C. Adrian and R. 16 4
thermal ignition Papp
Increased fire hazard of N-heterocyclic G. Négyesi, L. Farkas, I.

16 4
compounds substituted by S-containing group Rusznák and P. Sallay
Design practice for extinguishing barrier systems R. Siwek and P. E. Moore 16 4
Carbon disulfide incidents during viscose rayon

D. S. Hall and L. A. Losee 16 4
processing
Batch runaway reaction relief: Re-evaluation of

J. Singh 16 4
“Credible” scenario
Fully quantitative predictive

D. A. Mauney and M. E. G.
maintenance/inspection planning optimization Schmidt 16 4
for chemical process plant components
Improving the effect of atmospheric stability
J. L. Woodward 17 1
class for dispersion modeling
J. A. Senecal and P. A.
KG: New data and analysis 17 1
Beaulieu
L. Bernard, F. Brodie, D.
Vent access restriction for solids handling
Ludwig, A. Ness and K. 17 1
systems
Weidner
Safety surveys—looking at key activities in

T. A. Kletz 17 1
depth
NFPA 30: An update and a look into the future R. P. Benedetti 17 1
Risk based prioritization of maintenance repair J. A. Harnly

17 1
work
Pressure relief system documentation:

P. C. Berwanger and R. A.
Equipment based relational database is key to 17 1
Kreder
OSHA 1910.119 compliance
Team situation awareness for process control

D. B. Kaber and M. R. Endsley 17 1
safety and performance
A detailed reaction study of phosphorus

G. A. Melhem and D. Reid 17 1
trichloride and water
Transportation of hazardous wastes D. J. Allen and M. Wolkstein 17 1
The influence of the geometry of the hot

surfaces on the autoignition of vapor/air D. Duarte, J. Rohatgi and R.
17 1
mixture: Some experimental and theoretical Judice
results
Determination, prevention and mitigation of
potential hazards due to the handling of
N. Jaeger and R. Siwek 17 1
powders during transportation, charging,
discharging and storage
W. J. Bradford, J. A.
Safety, health and loss prevention in AIChE 17 2
Davenport and R. F. Schwab
A model for the calculation and the verification
of closed cup flash points for multicomponent B. Hanley 17 2
mixtures
Burst resistant ribbon wound pressure vessels

M. Shah and G. Zhu 17 2
for ammonia plants
Integrating hazard analysis into the

D. S. Seiver 17 2
implementation of advanced process control
Models for domino effect analysis in chemical

F. I. Khan and S. A. Abbasi 17 2
process industries
Short communication: Estimating the minimum L. G. Britton

17 2
ignition energy of hybrid mixtures
Investigation of an explosion and flash fire in a R. A. Ogle and J. L.

17 2
fixed bed reactor Schumacher
Emergency planning: Critical evaluation of

R. A. Michaels 17 2
proposed AEGLs for ammonia
Flammability hazards of lower aliphatic

aldehydes at elevated pressure and L. G. Britton 17 2
temperature
Fire tests of rack storage of water miscible J. A. Davenport and M. J.

17 2
liquids in plastic containers Pabich
Multivariate hazard identification and ranking

system
Investigation of a steam explosion in a R. A. Ogle and J. L.

17 3
petroleum product storage tank Schumacher
Application of the flammability diagram for

C. V. Mashuga and D. A.
evaluation of fire and explosion hazards of 17 3
Crowl
flammable vapors
Dust explosion mitigation using Q-Rohr and
W. J. Stevenson III 17 3
exkop
The reactive system screening tool (RSST): An

easy, inexpensive approach to the DIERS H. K. Fauske 17 3
procedure
Making safety second nature T. A. Kletz 17 3
Experiences with non-destructive testing of

A. A. A. Scheerder 17 3
static equipment in ammonia plants at DSM
Suppression of class a fires with HFC-227ea M. L. Robin 17 3
Analysis of hydrogen fluoride release at Texas J. L. Woodward and H. Z.

17 3
city Woodward
M. E. Ekman, P. W. Werner, J.
A thematic approach to system safety 17 3
M. Covan and P. E. D'Antonio
R. F. Antrim, M. T. Bender, M.
B. Clark Jr., L. Evers, D. C.
Hendershot, J. W. Magee, J.
Peroxide drum explosion and fire 17 3
M. McGregor, P. C. Morton, J.
G. Nelson and C. Q.
Zeszotarski
R. Kahn, M. Sorel, R. Slaven,

The assignment of safety systems addressing
M. Nelson, R. G. Harlow Jr. 17 4
workplace hazards and R. Lutz
J. F. Murphy and K. A.
Making RMP hazard assessment meaningful 17 4
Zimmermann
Reactivity and ignition characteristics of F. Tamanini, J. L. Chaffee and

17 4
silane/air mixtures R. L. Jambor
Case studies of incidents in runaway reactions T.-C. Ho, Y.-S. Duh and J. R.
17 4
and emergency relief Chen
The effects of valve wheel size, operation

position and in-line pressures on required S. C. Parks and L. J. H. Schulze 17 4
torque for gate valves
RMP hazard assessment for compliance with
R. Riswadkar and N.
EPA's risk management program regulation: 17 4
Mukhopadhyay
OxyChem's experience
Properties of simulated gas explosions of S. Høiset, B. H. Hjertager, T.

17 4
interest to the structural design process Solberg and K. A. Malo
Measures taken to ensure safe operation of an

M. Walter and R. Lesicki 17 4
ammonia storage tank
Q. A. Baker, C. M. Doolittle,
Recent developments in the Baker-Strehlow
G. A. Fitzgerald and M. J. 17 4
VCE analysis methodology
Tang
Can solvent choices enhance both process S. E. Evon, S. Chewin, G. T.

18 1
safety and efficiency? Bodman and A. J. Torres
The effects of explosive blast on structures and R. W. Prugh

18 1
personnel
Predicting blast overpressures caused by vapor K. Van Wingerden, O. R.

18 1
cloud explosions in the vicinity of control rooms Hansen and P. Foisselon
Comparison of EPA guidelines tables with a J. L. Woodward and D. R. E.

18 1
commercial model Worthington
Flammable liquid storerooms: Fire protection A. Maranghides and R. S.

18 1
without halon 1301 Sheinson
The use of aerosol fire extinguishing generators K. P. Scheuermann, M.

Modigell, W. Koch, H.-J. 18 1
at rotogravure fed presses Roßkothen and J. Schmidt
PROFAT: A user friendly system for probabilistic

fault tree analysis
Developing screening risk evalution criteria for

D. H. Hobbs 18 1
facility siting vapor cloud explosion hazards
Flammability limits of dusts: Minimum inerting A. G. Dastidar, P. R. Amyotte,

18 1
concentrations J. Going and K. Chatrathi
The constraints on inherently safer design and

T. A. Kletz 18 1
other innovations
Emergency relief adequacy for acrylic A. S. Balchan, D. A. Paquet Jr.

18 2
polymerization processes and J. A. Klein
Safety performance in ammonia plants: Survey

G. P. Williams 18 2
VI
Experiences with heavy fuel-oil firing in a steam

C. Pequeno and M. Severin 18 2
reformer
Using constant slip ratios to model non-flashing S. C. Jamerson and H. G.

18 2
(frozen) two-phase flow through nozzles Fisher
Who should be reading incident reports? D. C. Hendershot 18 2
34Th Annual loss prevention symposium AIChE

18 2
2000 spring meeting
Experiments on the propagation of vented dust J. V. Valiulis, F. Tamanini and

18 2
explosions to connected equipment R. G. Zalosh
Pressure refief valve piping failures and fire: L. E. Sutherland, M. Holman

18 2
Ammonia synthesis loop and D. Hansen
Batch purge caused by confusing control system D. C. Hendershot and G. I.

18 2
displays Keeports
Why DIERS technology should be used in risk

assessment: Call for a 1999 worldwide
J. Noronha and A. Torres 18 2
benchmarking survey on various risk reduction
methods used
Risk analysis: An investment in engineering A. E. P. Brown 18 2

Flammability zone prediction using calculated C. V. Mashuga and D. A.
18 3
adiabatic flame temperatures Crowl
The world's worst industrial accident of the

1990s what happened and what might have F. I. Khan and S. A. Abbasi 18 3
been: A quantitative study
Oychem Y2K contingency planning E. Scheier 18 3
Inspection, testing and maintenance of fire

D. Dieken 18 3
protection systems at industrial plants
Safety instrumented system design: Lessons

P. Gruhn 18 3
learned
Application of pressure nutsche filtration and

B. A. Perlmutter 18 3
drying technology for toxic chemicals
Hazard identification analysis of a hydrogen A. E. P. Brown and P. M.

18 3
plant Buchier
Explosion hazard analysis for an enclosure

R. A. Ogle 18 3
partially filled with a flammable gas
Avoiding exposure to mercury during inspection

and maintenance operations in oil and gas S. Mark Wilhelm 18 3
processing
Process safety in education L. Osborn 18 4
Comparison of safety integrity level selection E. M. Marszal, B. A. Fuller and

18 4
methods and utilization of risk baed approaches J. N. Shah
SACHE case histories and training modules R. J. Willey 18 4
Risk management plans for existing control

R. A. McConnell 18 4
rooms
Contribution of human factors to incidents in G. Bradley Chadwell, F. L.
18 4
the petroleum refining industry Leverenz Jr. and S. E. Rose
Using quantitative risk assessment to develop a

L. Davis and A. Ness 18 4
cost effective spill prevention program
Layer of protection analysis and inherently safer

A. M. Dowell III 18 4
processes
Application of ISA S84.01 to SIS in the chemical

W. Cohen 18 4
and petrochemical industries
Survey of fire hazard classification systems for

L. G. Briion 18 4
liquids
A new set of blast curves from vapor cloud

M. J. Tang and Q. A. Baker 18 4
explosion
Electrostatic ignitions in everyday chemical

T. H. Pratt and J. G. Atherton 18 4
operations: Three case histories
Conduct of operations: A control system for

P. Haas and G. Hager 19 1
your most important safety component
When you cut down a tree, keep an eye on the S. E. Anderson and A. I. Ness
19 1
forest
Human factors: Preventing catastrophic human

P. Westfall-Lake 19 1
error in 24-hour operations
Process improvements from incident data D. Leggett and J. Singh 19 1
Safety integrity level analysis for processes: K. Bhimavarapu and P.

19 1
Issues and methodologies Stavrianidis
Safety hazards associated with air-emission

H. Ozog and W. J. Erny 19 1
controls
Evaluation of two-phase flow models for

R. Darby 19 1
flashing flow in nozzles
Studies on the probabilities and likely impacts of
chains of accident (domino effect) in a fertilizer F. I. Khan and S. A. Abbasi 19 1
industry
J. Singh, M. D. Joshi and U. R.

A natural gas feed preheater fire 19 1
Desai
Was Murphy wrong? Murphy's law in operation

and design of chemical plants
An air and refrigeration machine oil console fire P. P. Singh 19 2
F. Theré, A. Harmanny and P.

A new approach to explosion suppression 19 2
Van Gelder
A “worst case” methodology for risk assessment

I. L. Hirst and D. A. Carter 19 2
of major accident installations
A methodology to evaluate industrial vapor and C. J. Dahn, B. N. Reyes and A.

19 2
dust explosion hazards Kusmierz
The impact of toxicity dose-response J. S. Ferguson and D. C.

19 2
relationships on quantitative risk analysis results Hendershot
The development of acute exposure guideline G. M. Rusch, R. Garrett, P.

19 2
levels for hazardous substances Tobin, E. Falke and P.-Y. Lu
A study on detonation safety of some Y. Lizhong, F. Weicheng, Z.

19 2
hydrocarbon-air mixtures Xiaodong and W. Qingan
Fire protection in telecommunication facilities M. L. Robin 19 2
Derivation of Le Chatelier's mixing rule for C. V. Mashuga and D. A.

19 2
flammable limits Crowl
Fire protection risk assessment: A proposed
D. L. Roe 19 2
methodology for oil and chemical facilities
Deflagration and detonation of ethylene oxide P. Thibault, L. G. Britton and

19 3
vapor in pipelines F. Zhang
Using maximum experimental safe gap to select

L. G. Britton 19 3
flame arresters
Dust deflagration extinction K. Chatrathi and J. Going 19 3
Case history: A steam line rupture at Tennessee P. N. Lodal

19 3
Eastman division
A model of indoor releases with recirculating

J. L. Woodward 19 3
ventilation
Analysis identifies deficiencies in existing P. C. Berwanger, R. A. Kreder

19 3
pressure relief systems and W.-S. Lee
Mitigation of gas explosions using water deluge K. Van Wingerden 19 3
Safety aspects during transient and steady-state D. E. Stark, D. R. Shonnard

19 3
operation of a pilot-scale distillation column and D. A. Crowl
SACHE honors winning essays C. Kriegermeier and D. LaClair 19 4
Accidental releases of two-phase

P. Verlicchi, P. Leonelli and G.
multicomponent critical flow from horizontal 19 4
Spadoni
pipes
Use of propylene oxide versus nitrogen as an

L. G. Britton 19 4
ethylene oxide diluent
M. S. Mannan and D. L.
The pros and cons of shelter-in-place 19 4
Kilpatrick
Mixture reactivity in explosions of stratified

F. Tamanini and J. L. Chaffee 19 4
fuel/air layers
A blasting cap test for evaluating self-reactivity S. Meyers, S. K. Singh and E.

20 1
hazards S. Shanley
Design of cyclone separators for emergency

J. Schmidt and H. Giesbrecht 20 1
relief systems
Zero period process—a description of a process R. H. Squire

20 1
to zero injuries
Ignition of combustible fluids by heated surfaces J. Michael Bennett 20 1
Ammonia plant NII: Explosion of hydrogen in a

J. O. Pande and J. Tonheim 20 1
pipeline for CO2
Investigation of an acid spill caused by the

R. A. Ogle and D. T. Morrison 20 1
failure of an air-operated diaphragm pump
Overpressure protection system for ammonia V. Pattabathula, J. McGrath

20 1
storage tank and L. McDonald
Cable and cabling systems in hazardous

R. J. Buschart 20 1
locations
Using quantitative methods to evaluate process

risks and verify the effectiveness of PHA S. J. Wallace 20 1
recommendations
Process equipment problems caused by

G. R. Prescott and B. Shannon 20 1
interaction with hydrogen—an overview
Ergonomics rule overturned C. Sullivan 20 1

Lessons learned from fires, flash fires, and
R. A. Ogle and A. R. Carpenter 20 2
explosions involving hot work
Protecting semiconductor facilities, 2000 and

R. J. Pearce Jr. 20 2
beyond
Multilayer protection analysis for photovoltaic

V. M. Fthenakis 20 2
manufacturing facilities
OSHA turns 30 C. Sullivan 20 2
Risk analysis of a petrochemical industry using F. I. Khan, A. Iqbal and S. A.

20 2
ORA (optimal risk analysis) procedure Abbasi
J. Meessen, R. Donker, H.
Safety aspects in urea plants: The stamicarbon
Vlake and A. Van Den 20 2
Y2K update
Aarssen
R. J. Willey, F. Rodrigues, S.
Thermo-kinetic analysis of reactions involved in
Chippett, G. Melhem and S. 20 2
the manufacture of o-nitroaniline
K. Singh
Computer-aided planning for lockout/tagout

S. Matsuoka and M. Muraki 20 2
program
A simplified development of a unified dust

E. A. Ural 20 2
explosion vent sizing formula
Process automation can advance loss

D. J. Brandes 20 2
prevention goals
Case histories of pump explosions while running

D. S. Giles and P. N. Lodal 20 2
isolated
Hazard identification using new logic diagrams

D. Duarte and T. Pires 20 2
and descriptors

OSHA proposes changes to PSM standard C. Sullivan 20 3
Dust explosion case study: “Bad things can still

R. D. Pickup 20 3
happen to good companies”
Establishing a data farm to harvest quality H. W. Thomas and M.

20 3
reliability information Moosemiller
Application of fire protection measures to new

O. M. Slye Jr. 20 3
and complex chemical facilities
Process hazard analyses of control and

R. A. Freeman 20 3
instrument systems
Selection and design of cost-effective risk M. K. Antes, M. F. Miri and S.

20 3
reduction systems A. Flamberg
Fault management analysis A. E. Summers 20 3
Critical safe operating parameters: “Never

exceed” limit and “never deviate” action
Influence of turbulent flow conditions on the T. Horstmann, W. Leuckel, B.

20 3
ignition of flammable gas/air-mixtures Maurer and U. Maas
Right-to-know in the wake of terrorism C. Sullivan 20 4
The effect of additives on the detonation hazard Y. Lizhong, Z. Xiaodong, W.

20 4
of some hydrocarbon-air mixtures Qing'an and F. Weicheng
G. A. Melhem, A. Gianetto,
Kinetics of the reactions of ethylene oxide with M. E. Levin, H. G. Fisher, S.
20 4
water and ethylene glycols Chippett, S. K. Singh and P. I.
Chipman
Regulations: Build a system or add layers? A. M. Dowell III 20 4

J. Murphy, G. Joseph, L. Long,
Hazard investigation of reactive chemicals 20 4
K. Mitchell and G. V. Poje
Combustion safeguards test intervals—risk J. Kauffman, T. L. Oakey, K.

20 4
study and industry survey Price and R. W. Johnson
W. P. Schmidt, K. S.
Safe design and operation of a cryogenic air
Winegardner, M. Dennehy 20 4
separation unit
and H. Castle-Smith
Application of relational chemical process safety F. Al-Qurashi, G. Sharma, W.

20 4
databases for lowering mean failure rates J. Rogers and M. S. Mannan
K. Chatrathi, J. E. Going and

Flame propagation in industrial scale piping 20 4
B. Grandestaff
Two hundred years of flammable limits L. G. Britton 21 1
Getting from policy to practices: The pyramid

model (or what is this standard really trying to A. M. Dowell III 21 1
do?)
Characteristics of fire and explosion in

J. R. Chen 21 1
semiconductor fabrication processes
R. M. Schisla Jr., S. C. Ernst

Case history: PTFE-lined pipe failure 21 1
and P. N. Lodal
Using heats of oxidation to evaluate

L. G. Britton 21 1
flammability hazards
Safety management in a hazardous A. C. Caputo, P. M. Pelagagge

21 1
experimental environment: The Borexino case and R. Tartaglia
Explosion and fire in a gas-oil fixed roof storage

Y. Riezel 21 1
tank: Case study and lessons learned
An update on the European explosion

P. E. Moore and R. Siwek 21 1
suppression and explosion venting standards
The Chemical Security Act: A legislative

C. Sullivan 21 1
response to 9/11
Errata 21 1
An example of a test method for vent sizing— C. S. Poteet III and M. L.

21 2
OPPSD/SPI methodology Banks
OSHA Announces new ergonomics guidelines C. Sullivan 21 2
Artificial intelligence advancements applied in

E. M. Marszal 21 2
off-the-shelf controllers
Benchmarking MOC practices in the process N. Keren, H. H. West and M.

21 2
industries S. Mannan
Business continuity management: Advanced life W. J. Fries III

21 2
support for companies
Using operating and safety limits to create C. De La Cruz-Guerra and M.

21 2
safety procedures J. Cruz-Gómez
Layers of protection analysis for human factors

P. Baybutt 21 2
(LOPA-HF)
Picture this! Incidents that could happen in your R. E. Sanders

21 2
plant
Risk evaluation of decomposition of

hydroxylamine/water solution at various Y. Iwata and H. Koseki 21 2
concentrations
Common causes and corrections for explosions D. R. Morrison III, A. R.

21 2
and fires in improperly inerted vessels Carpenter and R. A. Ogle
Potential impacts to process safety

management from mergers, acquisitions, J. Philley 21 2
downsizing, and re-engineering
Software-implemented safety logic A. E. Summers 21 2
Induced water atomization devices for gas B. C. R. Ewan and M.

21 2
explosion suppression Moatamedi
Errata 21 3
Establishing ignition conditions for the tank

manifold fire at the Powell Duffryn tank J. L. Woodward and J. Lygate 21 3
terminal
Charge generation during filling of insulated M. Vidal, J. P. Wagner, W. J.

21 3
tanks Rogers and M. S. Mannan
Retrofit experiences with a 32-year-old

V. Gupta and B. Borserio 21 3
ammonia plant
Fire in secondary reformer outlet line to waste J. Singh, P. Basu and B. M.

21 3
heat boiler Rao
Bimetallic and alloy welds in HP hydrogen and

J. B. Sievert 21 3
nitrogen service
Fire tests to study the effect of pressure relief A. M. Birk, J. D. J.

Vandersteen, M. H.
valve blowdown on the survivability of propane 21 3
Cunningham, C. R. Davison
tanks in fires
and I. Mirzazadeh
S. G. Balasubramanian and J.
Study of major accidents and lessons learned 21 3
F. Louvar
Development of an engineering tool to quantify F. Tamanini

21 3
the explosion hazard of flammable liquid spills
Evaluating vent manifold inerting requirements: R. W. Garland and M. O.

Flash point modeling for organic acid-water 21 3
mixtures Malcolm
Runaway reactions in aluminum, aluminum

A. Reza, A. Kemal and P. E.
chloride, HCl, and steam: An investigation of the 21 3
Markey
1998 CONDEA Vista explosion in Maryland
Upgrading education and safety performance:

F. O. Kubias and J. F. Louvar 21 4
SACHE at 17
Assessing risks from threats to process plants:

P. Baybutt 21 4
Threat and vulnerability analysis
Legionella pneumophila in an ammonia plant

W. D. Verduijn 21 4
cooling tower
Natural gas line failure: Agrium Fort M. McConnell and D. H.
21 4
Saskatchewan Nitrogen Operations Timbres
An index-based method for assessing C.-S. Kao, Y.-S. Duh, T. J. H.

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exothermic runaway risk Chen and S. W. Yu
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Evaluation of reaction hazards for a wiped-film

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Understanding the role of process chemistry in M. S. Mannan, A. A. Aldeeb

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Managing risk of electrostatic hazards in coating M. Blitshteyn

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Risk-based assessment of a 25,000 ton
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Ammonia venting study to reduce

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Further uses of the heat of oxidation in chemical L. G. Britton and D. J. Frurip

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hazard assessment
Major hazards analysis: An improved method

P. Baybutt 22 1
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Fire exposure of liquid-filled vessels L. L. Simpson 22 1
Efficiency of flameless venting devices J. E. Going and K. Chatrathi 22 1
Requirements for a minimum ignition energy

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Connections: How a pipe failure resulted in Keiter, J. Kacmar, J. W.
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resizing vessel emergency relief systems Magee, P. C. Morton and W.
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Lessons learned from an explosion in a large J. L. Woodward, J. K. Thomas
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Flammability potential of halogenated fire

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Toxic gas release caused by the thermal

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Evaluation of available indices for inherently F. I. Khan, R. Sadiq and P. R.

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safer design options Amyotte
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during a thermal runaway G. Opschoor and M. Cortes
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Investigation of catastrophic vessel

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Description and lessons learned Mitchell and J. F. Murphy
Using neural networks to monitor piping A. C. Caputo and P. M.

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The survivability of steel and aluminum 33.5 A. M. Birk and J. D. J.

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pound propane cylinders in fire Vandersteen
Performance analysis of small size pilot plant

R. P. Palluzi 22 3
and laboratory relief valves
Learning from concepts and ideas presented in

D. G. Clark 22 3
Process Safety Progress
Security risk analysis for chemical process J. R. Lemley, V. M. Fthenakis

22 3
facilities and P. D. Moskowitz
Mitigation of backdraft with water mist: A

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reduced-scale experimental study
Evaluation of safety instrumented systems using S. H. Jin, Y.-K. Yeo, I. Moon, Y.
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reliability analysis Chung and I.-W. Kim
Analysis of an LPG explosion and fire T. V. Rodante 22 3
Dynamic model-based technique for detecting Y. Chetouani, N. Mouhab, J.-

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faults in a chemical reactor M. Cosmao and L. Estel
On the ability of process hazard analysis to

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identify accidents
Farewell and thanks T. A. Ventrone 22 4
T. A. Ventrone: An appreciation of a Process

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Fires and explosions in vapor control systems: A T. J. Myers, H. K. Kytömaa

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lessons learned anthology and R. J. Martin
Effects of plate impingement on the flammable C. Sposato, F. Tamanini, W. J.

22 4
volume of fuel jet releases Rogers and M. S. Mannan
Know when to say “when”: A review of safety S. J. Wallace and C. W.

22 4
incidents involving maintenance issues Merritt
Cyber security vulnerability analysis: An asset-

P. Baybutt 22 4
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Turning tragedy into triumph: How process
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L. Pinsky, P. Scott and R.
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Methodology and software for assessing

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reactivity ratings of chemical systems
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Method for estimating decomposition
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characteristics of energetic chemicals
S. G. Balasubramanian, D.
Shortstopping runaway reactions Dakshinamoorthy and J. F. 22 4
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Emergency venting requirements for tempered
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Storage tank explosion investigation 23 1
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Chemical reaction hazard identification and

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Vented gaseous deflagrations with inertial vent R. M. Eber, F. Tamanini and
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Volatile organic compound control in an

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and flammability limits Holste and M. S. Mannan
New vision of emergency response planning F. Al-qurashi 23 1
Nonsparking tools: A misnomer H. Shekhar 23 1
Steel composite structural pressure vessel

technology: Future development analysis of
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worldwide important pressure vessel
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An inherently safer process of cyclohexane
oxidation using pure oxygen—An example of
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how better process safety leads to better
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Safety recommendations for small businesses

A. Brown 23 2
and/or plants

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and/or plants
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and/or plants

L. Long 23 2
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and/or plants

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Emergency venting requirements for tempered

systems considering partial vapor–liquid
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A fast thermal activity interpreter for controlling

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The explosion at Concept Sciences: Hazards of

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Application of chain of events analysis to T. L. Triplett, Y. Zhou and M.

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process safety management S. Mannan
Integrated inherent safety index (I2SI): A tool

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for inherent safety evaluation
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transportation Chary
A major incident prevention program: Ten years

F. M. Renshaw 23 2
of experience1 2
Process safety in the future—A view from the

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Have you got the right spares and instructions? T. Kletz 23 3
Note on mine gas measurement by flammability

M. H. Le Chatelier 23 3
limits
Dust explosion prevention and the critical

W. L. Frank 23 3
importance of housekeeping
Fault tree and layer of protection hybrid risk

M. Rothschild 23 3
analysis
Evaluating relief valve reliability when extending S. A. Urbanik

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the test and maintenance interval
An inherent safety–based incident investigation A. Goraya, P. R. Amyotte and

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methodology F. I. Khan
J.-R. Chen, C. H. Hung, K. S.

Emergency response of toxic chemicals in Fan, T. C. Ho, F. L. Chen, J. J.
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Taiwan: The system and case studies Horng, S. C. Ho and W. D.
Chen
B. R. Dunbobbin, T. J.
Security vulnerability assessment in the
Medovich, M. C. Murphy and 23 3
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A. L. Ramsey
Distant replay: What can reinvestigation of a 40-

year-old incident tell you? A look at Eastman P. N. Lodal 23 3
Chemical's 1960 aniline plant explosion
A. S. West, D. Hendershot, J.
Bhopal's impact on the chemical industry 23 4
F. Murphy and R. Willey
Summary of Safety & Health News Winter

S. West 23 4
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Management system failures identified in

incidents investigated by the U.S. Chemical A. S. Blair 23 4
Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
Major hazard risk assessment for existing and

K. Filippin and L. Dreher 23 4
new facilities
Electronic management of change process R. W. Garland 23 4

Risk-based maintenance (RBM): A new
approach for process plant inspection and F. I. Khan and M. Haddara 23 4
maintenance
The role of ASTM E27 methods in hazard D. Frurip, L. Britton, W.
assessment: Part I. Thermal stability, Fenlon, J. Going, B. K.
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compatibility, and energy release estimation Harrison, J. Niemeier and E.
methods A. Ural
Process threat management case study J. R. Whiteley and J. Wagner 23 4
Cyber security risk analysis for process control

systems using rings of protection analysis P. Baybutt 23 4
(ROPA)
System safety analysis of hydrogen and A. R. Carpenter and P. C.

23 4
methanol vehicle fuels Hinze
Industry helps the community with table top

L. G. Holloway 23 4
drills
Natural gas pipeline accident consequence P. L. Metropolo and A. E. P.

23 4
analysis Brown
Explosion of auxiliary boiler in an ammonia

Z. Babic and I. Losso 23 4
plant
Explosion of a railcar containing toluene R. A. Ogle, A. R. Carpenter

23 4
diisocyanate waste and D. R. Morrison III
Minimum amount of flammable gas for

Y.-D. Jo and K.-S. Park 23 4
explosion within a confined space
Unplanned shutdowns plus lack of knowledge

A. Ness 23 4
equals incidents
Sizing of throttling device for gas/liquid two-

R. Diener and J. Schmidt 23 4
phase flow part 1: Safety valves
The consultant's story T. Kletz 24 1
H. Le Chatelier and O.
On the flammable limits of gas mixtures 24 1
Boudouard
Reducing value chain vulnerability to terrorist
A. M. Downes 24 1
attacks
L. G. Britton, K. L. Cashdollar,
The role of ASTM E27 methods in hazard W. Fenlon, D. Frurip, J. Going,
24 1
assessment part II: Flammability and ignitability B. K. Harrison, J. Niemeier
and E. A. Ural
Sizing of throttling device for gas/liquid two-
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nozzles
Layer of protection analysis: Generating A. M. Dowell III and T. R.

24 1
scenarios automatically from HAZOP data Williams
Automation vs. Human intervention: What is

J. M. Haight and V. Kecojevic 24 1
the best fit for the best performance?
Developing a sound basis for the design of

vented explosion barricades in chemical D. D. Herrmann 24 1
processes
An update to the Baker–Strehlow–Tang vapor A. J. Pierorazio, J. K. Thomas,

cloud explosion prediction methodology flame Q. A. Baker and D. E. 24 1
speed table Ketchum
A fuzzy clustering–ranking algorithm and its

application for alarm operating optimization in Z. Geng, Q. Zhu and X. Gu 24 1
chemical processing
Defending OSHA facility siting citations: Issues

M. S. Dreux Esq. 24 2
and recommendations
SUMMARY OF SAFETY & HEALTH NEWS

S. West 24 2
SUMMER 2005 ISSUE
T. Thompson, D. Hendershot
Letter to the editor 24 2
and D. Connolley
Emergency response to a noncollision hazmat R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison and

24 2
release from a railcar M. J. Viz
Development of detailed action plans in the C. Fluegeman, T. Hilton, K. P.

24 2
event of a sodium hydride spill/fire Moder and R. Stankovich
Applications of fault tree analysis to

maintenance interval extension and S. A. Lapp 24 2
vulnerability assessment
Investigation of a naphtha storage tank fire T. V. Rodante 24 2
R. M. Pitblado, J. Baik, G. J.
Consequences of liquefied natural gas marine
Hughes, C. Ferro and S. J. 24 2
incidents
Shaw
An explosion caused by mixing incompatible

J. P. Lacoursiere PE 24 2
liquids
Lessons learned from fires and explosions R. A. Ogle, A. R. Carpenter

24 2
involving air pollution control systems and D. T. Morrison III
A recent explosion protection system failure D. E. Kaelin Sr. 24 2
Estimation of temperature-dependent lower

flammability limit of pure organic compounds in L. Catoire and V. Naudet 24 2
air at atmospheric pressure
Appendix: Reply to the letter to the editor P. Baybutt 24 2
SUMMARY OF SAFETY& HEALTH NEWS FALL

S. West 24 3
2005 ISSUE
LNG safety: An issue of increasing importance H. H. West and C.-H. Chiu 24 3
Introduction to LNG safety J. A. Alderman 24 3
The current status of LNG facility standards and

M. L. Casada and D. C. Nordin 24 3
regulations
LNG codes and process safety C. D. Zinn 24 3
Safety implications of a large LNG tanker spill M. Hightower, L. Gritzo and

24 3
over water A. Luketa-Hanlin
S. Shaw, J. Baik and R.

Consequences of underwater releases of LNG 24 3
Pitblado
LNG vapor cloud exclusion zones for spills into
J. Havens and T. Spicer 24 3
impoundments
Quantitative risk evaluations of LNG equipment

S. Ochiai, T. Makita, T. Sanjo,
applying ASME risk-based maintenance 24 3
K. Sato and M. Katagiri
concepts
Large LNG fire thermal radiation—modeling

P. K. Raj 24 3
issues and hazard criteria revisited
Benzene crystallization risks in the LIQUEFIN

J.-C. de Hemptinne 24 3
liquefied natural gas process
Standardized ignition test procedure for

L. G. Britton, P. Holdstock and
evaluating antistatic flexible intermediate bulk 24 3
containers (FIBC) R. J. Pappas
Process Safety Progress is expanding its focus to
other areas of the chemical process industries,
S. S. Grossel, J. Schaab, S. J.
such as the pharmaceutical industry, alternate 24 4
Wallace and R. J. Willey
energy technology, microchip manufacturing,
and education
Letter to the editor M. E. Gluckstein 24 4
R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison and

Reply to the Letter to the editor 24 4
M. J. Viz
Letter to the editor J. E. S. Venart 24 4
In memoriam Walter Silowka 24 4
Summary of Safety & Health News: Winter

S. West 24 4
2005/2006 issue
Operational discipline in the workplace J. A. Klein 24 4
Integrating risk-based inspection into risk

M. Conley 24 4
management plans
A global approach for reducing risks in C. Karayigitoglu and J.

24 4
hydrogenation operations Holroyde
New generic leak frequencies for process
J. Spouge 24 4
equipment
Maximize tube life by using internal and

R. D. Roberts and J. Brightling 24 4
external inspection devices
Reliable and effective inerting methods to

T. Hoppe and N. Jaeger 24 4
prevent explosions
Inerting of centrifuges for safe operation S. S. Grossel 24 4
Safe acetoxylation of propylene: The role of

J.-R. Chen and C.-M. Lee 24 4
oxygen
Boiler and combustion safety: What you don't

J. R. Puskar 24 4
know can kill you!
Evaluation of dust and hybrid mixture explosion A. G. Dastidar, B. Nalda-Reyes

24 4
potential in process plants and C. J. Dahn
Handling chemicals in small containers A. Ness and R. Gibson 24 4
Reactivity investigation of mixtures of propane R. J. Willey, S. Hu and J. M.

24 4
and nitrous oxide Moses
The mitigation of pressure piling by divergent A. Di Benedetto, G. Russo and

24 4
connections E. Salzano
Consequence analysis—Using a CFD model for S. Dharmavaram, S. R. Hanna

24 4
industrial sites and O. R. Hansen
Summary of Safety & Health News Spring 2006

S. West 25 1
Issue
Missed opportunities in reactive chemical R. A. Ogle, D. R. Morrison III,

25 1
hazard evaluations A. R. Carpenter and Y. S. Su
Incident investigation: Process to identify root

causes of mechanical failures
Nurturing a strong process safety culture S. H. Kadri and D. W. Jones 25 1
Explosion of a hot-oil circuit as a consequence

of process, plant engineering, and management N. Piccinini and M. Demichela 25 1
shortcomings
Experimental determination and estimation of

L. Catoire, S. Paulmier and V.
closed cup flash points of mixtures of flammable 25 1
Naudet
solvents
Process control systems in the chemical J. Hahn, D. P. Guillen and T.

25 1
industry: Safety vs. security Anderson
A. C. van den Berg, M. M. van

BLEVE blast by expansion-controlled
der Voort, J. Weerheijm and 25 1
evaporation N. H. A. Versloot
D. C. Hendershot, J. A.
Implementing inherently safer design in an
Sussman, G. E. Winkler and 25 1
existing plant
G. L. Dill
Analysis of a dust explosion caused by several

D. Kong 25 1
design errors
B. R. Dunbobbin, C. L. Paxton,
Preventing incidents at newly acquired facilities:
G. A. Peters and M. A. 25 1
Implementation of lessons learned
Dennehy
D. R. Morrison, R. A. Ogle, M.
Investigating chemical process accidents:
J. Viz, A. R. Carpenter and Y. 25 1
Examples of good practices Su
A time-saving approach for separating and

focusing on human factors checklist discussion B. K. Vaughen 25 1
questions
CCPS—20 years and more S. Berger 25 2
Summary of Safety & Health News Summer

S. West 25 2
2006 Issue
Continuously improving PSM effectiveness—A

S. Arendt 25 2
practical roadmap
Organizational factors that influence safety P. Killimett 25 2

An overview of inherently safer design D. C. Hendershot 25 2
Rapid identification of reactivity hazards in a

D. J. Leggett 25 2
multiuse facility
Inherently safer technology: An evolutionary

T. Overton and G. M. King 25 2
approach
Managing chemical reactivity—Minimum best

H. K. Fauske 25 2
practice
Relief vent sizing for deflagrations R. Darby 25 2
Predicting and confirming the effectiveness of

systems for managing low-probability chemical I. Rosenthal, P. R. Kleindorfer 25 2
and M. R. Elliott
process risks
Incident investigation of an explosion at a

D. Wiff 25 2
styrene plant
Validation of an offshore occupational accident

D. Attwood, F. Khan and B.
frequency prediction model—A practical 25 2
Veitch
demonstration using case studies
Summary of Safety & Health News Fall 2006

S. West 25 3
issue
AIChE initiatives to promote effective

S. Berger 25 3
management of chemical reactivity hazards
Revisiting DIERS' two-phase methodology for

H. K. Fauske 25 3
reactive systems twenty years later
A heuristic approach of calculating spray water

flux needed to avert fire-induced runaway D. K. Das 25 3
reactions
Thrust force calculations for pressure safety

R. D. A. P.E. 25 3
valves
Reactor pressure relief of fluids containing S. Waldram, R. McIntosh and

25 3
suspended solids J. Etchells
Venting of a runaway organic peroxide T. J. Snee, L. Cuscó, J. A. Hare,
25 3
decomposition in viscous solvents on pilot scale D. C. Kerr and M. Royle
J.-R. Chen, H.-Y. Tsai, S.-K.

Analysis of a silane explosion in a photovoltaic Chen, H.-R. Pan, S.-C. Hu, C.-
25 3
fabrication plant C. Shen, C.-M. Kuan, Y.-C. Lee
and C.-C. Wu
Case histories and recent developments to
improve safety assessments during process A. A. Khan 25 3
development
E. G. Ferradás, F. D. Alonso, J.
Characteristic overpressure–impulse–distance F. Sánchez Pérez, A. M.
25 3
curves for vessel burst Aznar, J. R. Gimeno and J. M.
Alonso
Investigations of secondary explosions induced Z. Chen, B. Fan, X. Jiang and J.

25 3
by venting Ye
Definition of inherent safety D. Moore 25 4
Preface to solicited letters to the editor

25 4
regarding inherent safety
Definition of inherent safety A. M. Dowell III 25 4
Chemical plants – inherent safety D. Hendershot 25 4
Dust hazards-inherent safety J. F. Murphy 25 4
Pharma and semiconductor-inherent safety B. Moore 25 4
In summary–inherent safety B. Rosen 25 4
Summary of Safety & Health News winter

S. West 25 4
2006/2007 issue
History of the loss prevention symposia: Forty

J. A. Davenport 25 4
years, 1967–2006
A real-life example of choosing an inherently
K. Study 25 4
safer process option
Containment system design J. Leung and W. Greenfield 25 4
Relief system's last line of defense, only line of

G. A. Melhem 25 4
defense?
Explosible dusts, US codes and standards of safe D. E. Kaelin Sr. and R. W.

25 4
management practices Prugh
Characterization and safe handling of reactive

J. A. Klein and G. R. Mros 25 4
initiator solutions
Flare case histories demonstrating problems

J. F. Straitz III 25 4
and solutions
Practical designs for inerting in production

T. Hoppe and N. Jaeger 25 4
plants
Some safety aspects on the design of sparger

M. Weber 25 4
systems for the oxidation of organic liquids
Random, systematic, and common cause failure: M. Gentile and A. E. Summers

25 4
How do you manage them?
Plant safety and risk with temporary equipment L. C. Cadwallader 25 4
D. Holmstrom, F. Altamirano,
J. Banks, G. Joseph, M.
CSB investigation of the explosions and fire at
Kaszniak, C. Mackenzie, R. 25 4
the BP texas city refinery on March 23, 2005
Shroff, H. Cohen and S.
Wallace
Walter B. Howard 1916–2006 D. A. Crowl 26 1
Summary of Safety & Health News spring 2007

A. S. West 26 1
issue
Important decision on coverage of flammables

A. G. Sapper and M. L. Casada 26 1
under OSHA's PSM standard
M. Palucis, T. Glowienka, V.
Prediction of flammability speciation for the Van Brunt, R. Ervin, W.
26 1
lower alkanes, carboxylic acids, and esters Chastain, R. Kline and P.
Lodal
J. Bellovich, J. Franklin and B.

Flare pilot system safety 26 1
Schwartz
Managing on stream leak repairs J. Wilson and M. Frazier 26 1
Expanding role of the loss prevention D. C. Hendershot and J. F.

26 1
professional: Past, present, and future Murphy
Hazards and hazard mitigation techniques for

P. E. Rivkin, Carl 26 1
natural gas and hydrogen fueling operations
Methodology for the generation and evaluation

of safety system alternatives based on extended N. Ramzan, F. Compart and 26 1
W. Witt
Hazop
In-line flame arresters to prevent flashback of

T. Heidermann and M. Davies 26 1
thermal combustion units
Effective use of differential scanning calorimetry

D. J. Frurip and T. Elwell 26 1
in reactive chemicals hazard evaluation
Safety instrumented systems and safety critical

devices: Risk abatement provided by safety
A. L. Sepeda 26 1
instrumented systems may cause remote
hazards with higher risks
An improved risk graph approach for

P. Baybutt 26 1
determination of safety integrity levels (SILs)
A case study of a TFE explosion in a PTFE

A. Reza and E. Christiansen 26 1
manufacturing facility
D. C. Hendershot and W.
Safety culture begins in the classroom 26 2
Smades
Education materials for universities and industry J. Louvar and D. Hendershot 26 2
What risk should public accept from chemical E. Meyer, G. Andreassen, C.

26 2
process facilities? Wei and S. Shaw
Realistic human error rates for process hazard
J. C. Wincek and J. M. Haight 26 2
analyses
Interactions between process and utility

K. Pearson 26 2
systems
Infrastructure impacts and facility siting issues P. Moore, D. A. CEO and M.

26 2
during hurricanes Kellogg, Dorothy Allen
K. P. Moder, J. P. Russo, F.
Development of a hazardous material Justiniano, W. F. Marshall, T.
26 2
compatibility storage guideline and tool H. Mcghee, R. Stankovich and
W. L. Frank
B. Prine, A. Kalos, J. B. Powers

Expert system for fire and reactivity MSDS text 26 2
and R. Kalnins
A model for estimating the probability of missile

R. Pula, F. I. Khan, B. Veitch
impact: Missiles originating from bursting 26 2
and P. R. Amyotte
horizontal cylindrical vessels
A flame speed correlationfor unconfined

S. B. Dorofeev 26 2
gaseous explosions
J. L. Woodward, J. W.
Analysis of ethylene oxide gas house explosion Wesevich, J. K. Thomas and 26 2
Q. A. Baker
Y.-Y. Chang, D.-J. Peng, H.-C.

Revisiting of a silane explosion in a photovoltaic Wu, C.-C. Tsaur, C.-C. Shen,
26 2
fabrication plant H.-Y. Tsai and J.-R. Chen
Reformer tubes: Not a commodity G. M. Webb and W. K. Taylor 26 2
Dust collector explosion prevention and control J. E. Going and T. Lombardo 26 2
CSB safety videos: A new and effective

D. M. Horowitz and S.
communication tool for accident investigation 26 3
Gilmour
findings
The accident in Bhopal: Observations 20 years R. J. Willey, D. C. Hendershot

26 3
later and S. Berger
Using layer of protection analysis to define

R. Freeman 26 3
safety integrity level requirements
Best starting point to comprehensive process
M. Ferjencik 26 3
safety education
Process safety culture in the CCPS risk based

W. L. Frank 26 3
process safety model
Identification of kinetic models for the

A. Kossoy and Y. Akhmetshin 26 3
assessment of reaction hazards
The role of basic design data in preventing

R. F. Wasileski 26 3
explosions within fired equipment: A case study
Design of ship loading chutes to reduce dust C. Wheeler, T. Krull, A.

26 3
emissions Roberts and S. Wiche
Lessons learned—Fire due to leakage of ethanol R. K. Gangopadhyay and S. K.

26 3
during transfer Das
Thermal emission and other characteristics of

H. Malvos and P. K. Raj 26 3
large liquefied natural gas fires
Application of extended Hazop and event-tree

analysis for investigating operational failures N. Ramzan, F. Compart and
26 3
and safety optimization of distillation column W. Witt
unit
Erratum 26 3
F. Owen Kubias 1927–2007 J. Louvar 26 4
How to become a member of the AIChE safety

26 4
and health division
Sandy Schreiber 1925–2007 26 4
Preserving the LPS and CCPS legacy R. Freeman 26 4
Online availability of PSP articles S. R. Smith 26 4

Online availability of CCPS information and
K. Person and S. Berger 26 4
materials
E. Y. Ngai, K. P.-P. Huang, J.-R.
Chen, C.-C. Shen, H.-Y. Tsai,
Field tests of release, ignition, and explosion
S.-K. Chen, S.-C. Hu, P.-Y. Yeh, 26 4
from silane cylinder valve and gas cabinet
C.-D. Liu, Y.-Y. Chang, D.-J.
Peng and H.-C. Wu
Accidental emissions of sulfur oxides from the R. K. Gangopadhyay and S. K.
26 4
stack of a sulfuric acid plant: Case study Das
E. G. Ferradás, F. D. Alonso,
Consequence analysis to humans from bursting
M. D. Miñarro, A. M. Aznar, J. 26 4
cylindrical vessels
R. Gimeno and J. M. Alonso
Characterization of the self-reactive

Y.-W. Wang, Y.-S. Duh and C.-
decomposition of tert-butyl hydroperoxide in 26 4
three different diluents M. Shu
The evaluation of risks of ethoxylation reactors E. Salzano, M. Di Serio and E. 26 4

Santacesaria
Recognizing in situ oxygen analyzers as ignition S. Van Geffen, B. Corripio and

26 4
sources in fired equipment A. Weber
Analyzing hazards of sour water spills J. L. Woodward 26 4
Case study: Aluminum-dust explosion V. Ebadat and R. W. Prugh 26 4
RAGAGEP beyond regulation: Good engineering

A. S. Blair 26 4
practices for the design and operation of plants
P. R. Amyotte, A. U. Goraya,
Incorporation of inherent safety principles in
D. C. Hendershot and F. I. 26 4
process safety management
Khan
Summary of Safety & Health News Spring 2008

27 1
Issue
New tools and approaches to expand global

S. Berger and K. Person 27 1
process safety capabilities
Analysis of management actions, human

A. Meel, W. D. Seider and U.
behavior, and process reliability in chemical 27 1
Oktem
plants. I. impact of management actions
Ammonia leakage from refrigeration plant and R. K. Gangopadhyay and S. K.
27 1
the management practice Das
A SWOT analysis for successful bridge team

O. ARSLAN and I. D. ER 27 1
organization and safer marine operations
CFD-based risk assessment for hydrogen

O. R. Hansen and P. Middha 27 1
applications
Relief device sizing for ethylene decompositions

D. I. Shannon 27 1
—high pressure polyethylene industry
Lessons learned and mitigation options for

J. R. Bailey and M. L. Levitan 27 1
hurricanes
Safety instrument system manuals—a need to H. W. Thomas, D. Deibert, D.

27 1
balance reliability and safety C. Arner and D. Weir
A revised program for operational discipline J. A. Klein and B. K. Vaughen 27 1
Observations of flame behavior during flame- B. Fan, Z. Ying, Z. Chen and J.

27 1
obstacle interaction Ye
L. A. Long, J. Lay, K. Leskin, R.

Vinyl chloride monomer explosion 27 1
McClure and A. Smith
Summary of European directives for explosion N. H. A. Versloot, A. J. J. Klein

27 1
safety and M. De Maaijer
Theodore A (Ted) Ventrone 1916–2008 J. A. Davenport 27 2
Safety and Health Division News 27 2
Y.-S. Duh, X. Hui wu and C.-S.

Hazard ratings for organic peroxides 27 2
Kao
The mechanical integrity journey—Equipment S. H. Ali, R. Christman, J. D.

27 2
identification Frederick and R. J. Stankovich
Mechanical integrity—Stationary equipment
F. W. Pinto 27 2
reliability
Taming mechanical integrity D. Hobbs 27 2
D. A. Moore, M. Hazzan, M.
Rose, D. Heller, D. C.
Advances in inherent safety guidance 27 2
Hendershot and A. M. Dowell
III
Applying the ‘Limitation of effects’ inherently
safer processing strategy when siting and D. G. Clark 27 2
designing facilities
Effective training programs using instructional P. M. Myers, B. Watson and

27 2
systems design and e-learning M. Watson
Analysis of management actions, human

behavior, and process reliability in chemical A. Meel, W. D. Seider and U.
27 2
plants. II. Near-miss management system Oktem
selection
Safety culture factors, group differences, and C.-S. Kao, W. H. Lai, T. F.

27 2
risk perception in five petrochemical plants Chuang and J.-C. Lee
Development of a process safety culture of M. Mckay and J. P.

27 2
chemical engineers Lacoursière
The relationship between flash point and LFL

R. W. Prugh 27 2
with application to hybrid mixtures
A. D. Benedetto, P. Russo and

The design of duct venting of gas explosions 27 2
E. Salzano
Why use CFD for explosion studies? D. D. Herrmann 27 2
Mitigating Hurricane storm surge perils at the

S. P. Harris and D. O. Wilson 27 3
DeLisle Plant
A case study of safety integrity level assessment J. Day, H. Thomas and J.

and verification: Electronics division product line VanOmmeren 27 3
evaluation and analysis
Predicting deflagration to detonation transition

P. Middha and O. R. Hansen 27 3
in hydrogen explosions
Real-time data-based risk assessment for hazard Z. Jianfeng, C. Guohua and C.
27 3
installations storing flammable gas Qingguang
CRW 2.0: A representative-compound approach

to functionality-based prediction of reactive L. E. Johnson and J. K. Farr 27 3
chemical hazards
Blast charts for explosive evaporation of

A. C. van den Berg 27 3
superheated liquids
Adiabatic runaway reaction, blowdown, quench,

S. Waldram, D. Tee and C.
and inhibition in fire-engulfed vessels: An 27 3
Ladlow
experimental study
Oleum and Chlorosulfonic acid spill tests—

S. Dharmavaram 27 3
preliminary field data for model validation
Workplace safety climate assessment based on M. Yu, L. Sun and C. Egri

27 3
behaviors and measurable indicators
Comparison of six widely-used dense gas S. Hanna, S. Dharmavaram, J.

dispersion models for three recent chlorine Zhang, I. Sykes, H. Witlox, S. 27 3
railcar accidents Khajehnajafi and K. Koslan
Cookbook versus performance SIS practices M. Gentile and A. E. Summers 27 3
Process Safety Progress: Continuity and P. C. Gopalratnam and S. R.

27 4
transition Smith
What I learned as an investigator with the CSB—

J. F. Murphy 27 4
Effective investigations
Use root cause analysis to understand and

I. S. Sutton 27 4
improve process safety culture
Improving the effectiveness of process safety

J. F. Louvar 27 4
management in small companies
Improved process safety management and

J. Chosnek and R. Clifton 27 4
simple metrics
Method for the systematical hazard

A. Lásková and M. Tabas 27 4
identification
Layered digraph model for HAZOP analysis of L. Cui, J. Zhao, T. Qiu and B.
27 4
chemical processes Chen
Procedural-based controls in layer of protection

R. R. Freeman 27 4
analysis
E. Camossi, F. Giannini, M.
Ontology driven certification of pressure
Monti, P. Bragatto, P. Pittiglio 27 4
equipments
and S. Ansaldi
A. E. Summers and W. H.
Quality assurance in safe automation 27 4
Hearn
NFPA's hydrogen technologies code project C. H. Rivkin 27 4
Modeling underwater penetration of LNG

J. L. Woodward 27 4
carrier
Experimental study of effective water spray M. A. Rana, B. R. Cormier, J.

curtain application in dispersing liquefied A. Suardin, Y. Zhang and M. S. 27 4
natural gas vapor clouds Mannan
Editorial R. J. Willey 28 1
The Chem-E-Car competition and the R. Zollars, D. Crowl and R. J.

28 1
integration of process safety management Willey
Estimating flame speeds for use with the BST

T. A. Melton and J. D. Marx 28 1
blast curves
The development of risk criteria for high F. Henselwood and K. G.

28 1
severity low frequency events Phillips
Analysis of fire calls to an industrial complex

L. C. Cadwallader 28 1
over a 12-year period
J. V. Bukowski and W. M.
Analysis of pressure relief valve proof test data Goble 28 1
Corrosion under insulation F. De Vogelaere 28 1

Ammonia solutions explosivity L. Dupont 28 1
Successful inspection of two large ammonia

Y. Abdulla and Y. Narasimha 28 1
storage tanks
C. R. C. Hassan, P. A. L.
Inclusion of human errors assessment in failure
Balasubramaniam, A. A. A.
frequency analysis—A case study for the 28 1
Raman, N. Z. Mahmood, F. C.
transportation of ammonia by rail in Malaysia
Hung and N. M. N. Sulaiman
Multicriteria decision analysis for safety and
N. Ramzan, S. Naveed, N.
economic achievement using PROMETHEE: A 28 1
Feroze and W. Witt
case study
Investigating beyond the human machinery: A

closer look at accident causation in high hazard C. Mackenzie and D. 28 1
industries Holmstrom
Learning from organizational incidents:

S. Huber, I. van Wijgerden, A.
Resilience engineering for high-risk process 28 1
de Witt and S. W. A. Dekker
environments
Learning from incidents: A practical application T. Kerin 28 1
A century of process safety—And more D. A. Crowl 28 2
A history of process safety and loss prevention D. C. Hendershot

28 2
in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Two centuries of process safety at DuPont J. A. Klein 28 2
Answers to the cover “What is wrong in this

28 2
picture?”
History of AIChE's Center for Chemical Process

S. Berger 28 2
Safety
History of process safety at OSHA L. A. Long 28 2
Safety and chemical engineering education—

J. F. Louvar 28 2
History and results
Safely scale-up processes and accommodate A. E. Theis, J. P. Burelbach
28 2
recipe changes and C. F. Askonas
Flame growth model for confined gas explosion Y.-D. Jo and D. A. Crowl 28 2
The evolution and current status of process

D. E. Cummings 28 2
safety management metrics
Key performance indicators for inherent safety: A. Tugnoli, G. Landucci and V.

28 2
Application to the hydrogen supply chain Cozzani
Comparative fire risk of motor vehicle fuels: S. E. Dillon, A. R. Carpenter

28 2
Gasoline versus ethanol and R. A. Ogle
E. G. Ferradás, F. D. Alonso, J.
Consequence analysis to buildings from bursting F. S. Pérez, M. D. Miñarro, A.
28 2
cylindrical vessels
M. Aznar and J. R. Gimeno
Safe management of unforeseen delays in J. H. Willis, H. W. Thomas and

28 2
mechanical integrity inspection schedules B. R. Dunbobbin
Using measured performance as a process K. H. Harrington, H. W.

28 2
safety leading indicator Thomas and S. Kadri
Spot the Hazard! A cultural extension of hazard R. F. Wasileski

28 2
identification training
Guidelines for Management of Change for

S. S. Grossel 28 2
Process Safety (2008)
Safety management is a virtue A. E. Summers 28 3
Human Factors Programs within Contra Costa

M. Dossey 28 3
County
The use of the Pareto shape parameter as a

leading indicator of process safety performance F. Henselwood
28 3
A method for determining the flammable limits
D. A. Crowl and Y.-d. Jo 28 3
of gases in a spherical vessel
Interaction of acoustic waves with flame front J. Daubech, I. Sochet and C.

28 3
propagation Proust
The important role of pressure in supercritical

fluid process development revealed by reaction C. A. Mantelis and T. Meyer 28 3
calorimetry
Recent developments in the analysis of fires,

explosions, and production disruption incidents D. R. McIntyre and E. Ford 28 3
in chemical plants and oil refineries
Risk analysis for operation of aluminum heat

S. M. Wilhelm 28 3
exchangers contaminated by mercury
The importance of reliable inertisation and

grounding of ignition sensitive powder handling B. Roper 28 3
systems
Improvements in the safety screening of resin G. Kalfas, T. Krieger and R.

28 3
manufacturing processes Wilcox
Modernization of an ammonia plant safety

J. Mason and J. Gluckie 28 3
shutdown system
C. Chandwadkar, G. Nasiri
Hydrochloric acid tank explosion 28 3
and A. Seyfzadeh
Inherently safer chemical processes: A life cycle

S. S. Grossel 28 3
approach, 2nd edition (2009)
Editorial–Bhopal, CCPS and 25 years J. F. Louvar 28 4
LOPA misapplied: Common errors can lead to K. A. Study and J. W.

28 4
incorrect conclusions Champion
Improved integration of LOPA with HAZOP D. Baum, N. Faulk and P. E. J.

28 4
analyses Pérez
LOPA as practiced at a global manufacturing API G. Evenson, S. Befus, M.

28 4
facility Dolfi, A. Muir and D. Pinho
Evaluating non-independent protection layers R. J. Stack 28 4
Improving process safety by addressing the J. Haesle, C. Devlin and J. L.

28 4
human element Mccavit
Integration of safety management effectiveness

A. Acikalin 28 4
into QRA calculations
PSM system upgrade in response to an

R. Walter, R. Foottit and B.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration 28 4
Nelson
NEP inspection
Auditing process safety management in four

A. L. Sepeda 28 4
levels
Systematic approach to incorporate human D. I. Widiputri, K. Löwe and

28 4
factors into a process plant design H.-J. Löher
A semiquantitative risk assessment K. R. Bhimavarapu and W. W.

28 4
methodology to prioritize recommendations Doerr
Guidance on developing safety performance

K. Jennings and F. Schulberg 28 4
indicators
Cheddar or Swiss? How strong are your M. P. Broadribb, B. Boyle and

28 4
barriers? S. J. Tanzi
What Went Wrong?-Case histories of process

plant disasters and how they could have been S. S. Grossel 28 4
avoided, 5th edition (2009)
Initiating events and independent protection J. F. Murphy, W. Chastain and

28 4
layers W. Bridges
D. Frurip, K. Bakkum, H.
Reactive chemicals emergency response and
Johnstone, A. Tesolin-Gee, B. 29 1
post-event calorimetric testing
Vallieu and K. Van Gelder
P. A. Davidson and S. D.
Key safety roles in organizational changes 29 1
Mooney
P. Amyotte, M. Lindsay, R.
Prevention and mitigation of dust and hybrid
Domaratzki, N. Marchand, A. 29 1
mixture explosions
Di Benedetto and P. Russo
H. J. Cruz-Campa and M. J.
Determine SIS and SIL using HAZOPS 29 1
Cruz-Gómez
Conventions on multioperator sites: An efficient

R. Gaucher and O. Dolladille 29 1
risk management tool
Applied risk-based process safety: A

consolidated risk register and focus on risk T. Whipple and R. Pitblado 29 1
communication
Implementation of a global mechanical integrity F. Russ Davis

29 1
program
Repair and online mechanical integrity S. Ternowchek and S.

29 1
monitoring Deonarine
Validation of spring operated pressure relief

S. P. Harris and R. E. Gross 29 1
valve time-to-failure
C. R. C. Hassan, B.
Quantitative risk assessment for the transport Puvaneswaran, A. R. Aziz, M.
29 1
of ammonia by rail N. Zalina, F. C. Hung and N.
M. Sulaiman
The benefits of comparing similar hazards

A. Downes and A. Twarowski 29 1
across ‘sister’ plants
Fire protection sprinkler system for extremely

P. Su and W. W. Doerr 29 1
corrosive industrial duct environments
Y. Levendis, A. Ergut and M.

Cryogenic extinguishment of liquid pool fires 29 1
Delichatsios
An oven explosion: Lessons learned on PSM M. D. Cazabon and K.

29 1
applications Erickson
Fires in silos: Hazards, prevention, and fire

S. S. Grossel 29 1
fighting (2009)
Editorial – Industry teaches process safety in

J. F. Louvar 29 2
universities
Static ignition hazards of “conductive” liquids
L. G. Britton 29 2
during container filling
Key issues with implementing LOPA W. B. Bridges and T. Clark 29 2
J. Lay, L. A. Long and M.

Preliminary findings on OSHA's refinery NEP 29 2
Marshall
Process hazard analysis quality R. L. Collins 29 2
G. Melhem, H. Ozog, G.
Safety Guidelines for the merger and acquisition Kenney, G. Groves and A.
29 2
process Kalelkar
Looking across industries to improve human

R. Schneider 29 2
reliability data for quantitative risk analyses
Auditing global logistics operations—A process

M. R. Green and R. Lide 29 2
safety focus
Development of risk-based process safety F. Khan, H. Abunada, D. John

29 2
indicators and T. Benmosbah
Plant explosion emphasizes importance of

P. P. Howell 29 2
implementing PSM
B. H. Minor, D. Herrmann and

Flammability characteristics of HFO-1234yf 29 2
R. Gravell
Development of algorithms for predicting

M. Moosemiller 29 2
ignition probabilities and explosion frequencies
Reactive hazard analysis of cumene

S.-H. Wu and C.-M. Shu 29 2
hydroperoxide and dicumyl hydroperoxide
Design of flare systems using safety

S. Kent 29 2
instrumented functions
Prevent major failures and accidents with well-

M. Idrees and S. Aslam 29 2
trained and empowered operators
Hazards of nitrogen and catalyst handling, 6th
29 2
edition (2009)
Hazards of trapped pressure and vacuum, 3rd

29 2
edition (2009)
A review of nanomaterial safety concerns J. H. Lavoie 29 3
The process safety guerrilla: Giving your

S. Berger 29 3
company a future, even if it does not want one
Improving operating discipline through the

B. K. Vaughen, K. J. Lock and
successful implementation of a mandated 29 3
T. K. Floyd
behavior-based safety program
A versatile approach to explosion vent design

that considers the influence of flame D. D. Herrmann 29 3
acceleration from congestion
Estimation of the flammability zone boundaries

T. J. Hansen and D. A. Crowl 29 3
for flammable gases
Explosion characteristics of hydrogen-air

Y.-D. Jo and D. A. Crowl 29 3
mixtures in a spherical vessel
Highlights of the flame acceleration in a J. Daubech, I. Sochet and C.

29 3
confined nonuniform H2/O2/N2 mixture Proust
The dynamics of vented gas explosions C. Proust and E. Leprette 29 3
Component failure rate data sources for L. C. Cadwallader and S. A.

29 3
probabilistic safety and reliability Eide
Integrating job safety analysis into process

R. L. Collins 29 3
hazard analysis
Quantitative risk assessment case study for

R. W. Garland 29 3
organic acid processes
Self-supported flare-stack vibrations in
R. Stevens and U. R. Desai 29 3
ammonia plant
Oversights and omissions in process hazard

analyses: Lessons learned from CSB M. Kaszniak 29 3
investigations
Process safety management—What is your

R. L. Collins 29 3
goal?
Process risk and reliability management:

29 3
Operational integrity management (2010)
Safety culture factors, group differences, and C.-S. Kao, W. H. Lai, T. F.

29 3
risk perception in five petrochemical plants Chuang and J.-C. Lee
PSP planning to make changes to help our

R. Willey and J. Louvar 29 4
readers
Are safety and reliability two contradicting

C. Speth and P. Han 29 4
parameters?
Overfill protective systems—Complex problem,

A. E. Summers and W. Hearn 29 4
simple solution
A. J. Pierorazio and Q. A.
Hazards for syngas fires and explosions 29 4
Baker
Choosing appropriate quantitative safety risk

criteria: Applications from the new CCPS W. Frank and D. Jones 29 4
guidelines
Optimizing reformer tube life through advanced B. E. Shannon, C. E. Jaske and

29 4
inspection and remaining life assessment M. C. Smith
Regulatory initiative for improving industry

J. B. P.E. 29 4
process safety performance
Using hazards assessment to prevent loss of S. Dharmavaram and J. A.

29 4
containment Klein
Preventing overpressure hazards from trapped J. C. Ramirez, R. A. Ogle, A. R.

29 4
liquids Carpenter and D. T. Morrison
Fatalities and the changing distribution of
R. L. Collins 29 4
business types in the United States
D. Holmstrom, J. Lay, J.
Valero–McKee refinery propane release and fire Banks, M. Kaszniak, C. 29 4
MacKenzie and V. Parasram
Process safety management lessons learned

from a petroleum refinery spent caustic tank K. P. Bloch and D. M. Wurst 29 4
explosion
Root cause analysis of dust collector

R. W. Garland 29 4
deflagration incident
Case study summary of dryer explosion and S. G. Davis, D. Engel and O. R.

29 4
venting design Hansen
Effects of flammability characteristics of S.-Y. Wu, N.-K. Lin and C.-M.

29 4
methane with three inert gases Shu
Estimation of the flash point of pure organic J. R. Rowley, R. L. Rowley and

29 4
chemicals from structural contributions W. V. Wilding
Predicting explosibility properties of chemicals

G. Fayet, P. Rotureau, L.
from quantitative structure-property 29 4
Joubert and C. Adamo
relationships
Reliability of safety instrumented systems: M. Ann Lundteigen and M.

29 4
Where to direct future research? Rausand
Dust Explosion at West Pharmaceutical Services 29 4

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Process Plants: A Handbook for Inherently Safer pages, $99.95, ISBN-13:978-
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Design, 2nd Edition (2010) 1---1. Reviewed by Stanley S.
Grossel, Process Safety and C.
Design Consultant, NJ
Managing management of change J. Chosnek 29 4
Guidance for safety performance indicators J. Louvar 29 4
A summary of inherently safer technology D. C. Hendershot 29 4

Summary–challenges in managing a national
K. Hanchey 29 4
emphasis program inspection
Heinrich and beyond R. L. Collins 30 1
Risk-based fault diagnosis and safety H. Bao, F. Khan, T. Iqbal and

30 1
management for process systems Y. Chang
Six sigma project to improve a management of

R. W. Garland 30 1
change process
Comparison of TNO multienergy and Baker–

A. Sari 30 1
Strehlow–Tang models
Dispersion modeling of leaks of low global

M. E. Koban and D. D.
warming potential refrigerant HFO-1234yf in an 30 1
Herrmann
automobile garage
Safety considerations in electric gas heaters S. Mathur 30 1
The integration of process safety into a chemical

reaction engineering course: Kinetic modeling of R. J. Willey, H. S. Fogler and 30 1
the T2 incident M. B. Cutlip
Learning from events: Major process safety

incidents from waste water in process chemical P. G. Lambert and J. L.
30 1
plants, or take care of your waste water or it will Woodward
take care of you
Pressurization of fixed roof storage tanks due to

F. Fouillen and S. Duplantier 30 1
external fires
Root cause analysis of primary reformer N. Ramzan, S. Naveed, M.

30 1
catastrophic failure: A case study Rizwan and W. Witt
Imperial sugar refinery combustible dust

J. B. Vorderbrueggen 30 1
explosion investigation
Combustible dust hazard recognition—An

H. L. Febo Jr. 30 1
insurer's view
K. van Wingerden, G.
A full-scale experimental and modeling
Pedersen, B. Wilkins, M. Berg 30 1
investigation of dust explosions in a roller mill
and N. O.
E. B.-H. ByFindsen Nielsen
Marc Hellemans,
Oxford, UK, M. Burlington,
309 pages, $105.00, ISBN-
The safety relief valve handbook (2009) 13:978-1-85617-712-2 30 1
Reviewed by Stanley S.
Hazards of unplanned power outages: R. A. Ogle and D. T. Morrison
30 2
Implementing appropriate safeguards III
Silane gas venting/treatment lessons learned

J. VanOmmeren 30 2
and best practices
R. J. Stack, J. Armstrong, D.
High integrity protective system design using a
Eure, R. Johnson, S. Tipler, T. 30 2
risk-based approach Wagner and S. Werkmeister
R. F. Wasileski and F.
LOPA onions: Peeling back the outer layers 30 2
Henselwood
Is it really an independent protection layer? A. M. Dowell III 30 2
Using the ISA 84/HAZOP/LOPA procedure to

B. K. Vaughen, J. O. Mudd
design a safety instrumented system for a 30 2
and B. E. Pierce
fumed silica burner
The Buncefield explosion and fire–lessons

M. S. Mannan 30 2
learned
X. Yang, L. T. T. Dinh, D.
Common lessons learned from an analysis of
Castellanos, C. H. O. Amado, 30 2
multiple case histories D. Ng and M. S. Mannan
Burn injury caused by mixing incompatible R. A. Ogle and D. T. Morrison

30 2
chemicals with sodium permanganate III
Effects of spark duration on minimum ignition

Q. Zhang, W. Li and S. Zhang 30 2
energy for methane/air mixture
Primary reformer tubes failure due to corrosion

I. H. Turi 30 2
attack
Pool fire extinction by remotely controlled Y. A. Levendis and M. A.

30 2
application of liquid nitrogen Delichatsios
Modeling dispersion and deposition of smoke S. Khajehnajafi, R.
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generated from chemical fires Pourdarvish and H. Shah
Correlations for mass transfer from a liquid spill: S. Khajehnajafi and R.

30 2
Comparisons and recommendations Pourdarvish
CSB — Investigation Digest 30 2

W.-A. By CCPS, Hoboken, NJ,
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Guidelines for Vapor Cloud Explosion, Pressure
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Vessel Burst, BLEVE, and Flash Fire Hazards, 2nd 30 2
Reviewed by Stanley S.
Edition (August 2010)
How to prevent process accidents J. F. Louvar 30 2
Complying with OSHA's RNEP, CNEP, and VPP

C. Patschke 30 2
RAGAGEP
Challenges due to aging plants P. A. P. Ramírez and I. B. Utne 30 2
The black swan: LOPA and inherent safety

cannot prevent all rare and catastrophic J. F. Murphy 30 3
incidents
What to do when nothing has happened? R. R. Freeman 30 3
Two safety reviews before formal PHAs J. C. Wincek 30 3
Improving operational discipline to prevent loss

B. K. Vaughen and J. A. Klein 30 3
of containment incidents
Objective analysis of process safety audit data

J. J. Forest 30 3
with microsoft access
Challenges in developing and implementing

W. F. P.E. 30 3
safety risk tolerance criteria
A guide to developing and implementing safety M. Fecke, J. Martens, J.
30 3
checklists: Plant steam utilities Cowells and D. T. Morrison
Baseline risk assessment tool: A comprehensive P. Cherubin, S. Pellino and A.

30 3
risk management tool for process safety Petrone
An analysis of CSB investigation reports P. R. Amyotte, D. K.

30 3
concerning the hierarchy of controls MacDonald and F. I. Khan
Practical issues with marginally explosible dusts

S. A. Rodgers and E. A. Ural 30 3
—evaluating the real hazard
A resilience assessment framework for

infrastructure and economic systems: E. D. Vugrin, D. E. Warren and
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Quantitative and qualitative resilience analysis M. A. Ehlen
of petrochemical supply chains to a hurricane
Storage tank fire accidents B. Zheng and G.-h. Chen 30 3
CSB — Investigation Digest 30 3
Update of CCPS book “guidelines to evaluating

Q. A. Baker, A. J. Pierorazio, J.
vapor cloud explosion, pressure vessel burst, 30 3
L. Woodward and M. J. Tang
BLEVE and flash fire hazards”
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225 pages, $99.95, ISBN- 978-
Guidelines for Process Safety in Bioprocess 0-470-25149-2 Reviewed by
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Manufacturing Facilities (2010) Stanley S. Grossel, Process
Safety and C. Design
Consultant, NJ
Update on OSHA's PSM national emphasis L. A. Long, M. L. Marshall and
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programs J. Lay
Why process safety programs sometimes fail B. D. Kelly 30 4
Has process safety management missed the

M. Paradies 30 4
boat?
Basis of safety: A concise communication

J. C. Wincek 30 4
method for critical process safety information
The challenge to implement and maintain an K. Hanchey and J. R.

30 4
effective PSM program Thompson
Integrate plant reliability efforts with B. K. Vaughen, J. F. Nagel and
30 4
mechanical integrity M. J. Allen
Monitoring the mechanical integrity of heat I. B. Utne, T. Brurok and S.

30 4
exchangers Larsen
New technology for inspecting critical in-plant

J. R. Widrig 30 4
piping systems
Mechanical integrity inspections during capital

P. Schubert and T. Keener 30 4
projects
Management of change auditing system R. W. Garland 30 4
Analysis of independent protection layers used H. W. H. Meyer III

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in three typical chemical processes
Inherently safer design–not only about reducing

consequences!
E. Habibi, M. Zare, A.
The comparison of ETBA and HAZOPS Barkhordari, H. A. Yousefi
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techniques and M. A.
Morowatisharifabad
Fatal explosion caused by an intermittently used R. A. Ogle, S. Dillon and A.

30 4
fuel gas piping system Carpenter
The fire hazard of an ethanol process facility B. Ditch 30 4
A case study—combining incident investigation B. K. Vaughen and T.

approaches to identify system-related root 30 4
Muschara
causes
Q. A. Baker, D. J. Benac and

Gas fired oven explosion 30 4
D. B. Olson
Explosion of fixed roof atmospheric storage

tanks, part 1: Background and review of case J. Taveau 30 4
histories
Acid release from catalyst tanks—cumulative

R. Wayne Garland 30 4
effects of multiple system changes
Evaluation of flammability and toxicity hazards
R. W. Prugh 30 4
using infinite points
CSB–investigation digest 30 4
Chemical safety and hazard investigation board

H. Cohen 30 4
web site—summary
CCPS process safety beacon: A tool to promote

D. C. Hendershot, J. Herber
process safety awareness for front line plant 30 4
and G. M. King
workers
Book review chemical process safety—

Fundamentals with applications, 3rd edition 30 4
(2011)
Process safety management—You can't get it

right without a good safety culture
New risk acceptance criteria for process safety J. Moseman 31 1
A. Summers, W. Vogtmann
Consistent consequence severity estimation 31 1
and S. Smolen
G. H. A. Shirali, I.
Assessing resilience engineering based on safety Mohammadfam, M.
Motamedzade, 31 1
culture and managerial factors Ebrahimipour, V. and A.
Moghimbeigi
A. Azhagurajan, N.
Minimum ignition energy for micro and nano
Selvakumar and M. 31 1
flash powders
Mohammed Yasin
Application of the NFPA 654 dust layer thickness

S. A. Rodgers 31 1
criteria—recognizing the hazard
Secondary dust explosions: How to prevent

J. Taveau 31 1
them or mitigate their effects?
Calculating the explosion energy of a boiling

R. A. Ogle, J. C. Ramirez and
liquid expanding vapor explosion using exergy 31 1
S. A. Smyth
analysis
The Buncefield explosion: Were the resulting
J. Taveau 31 1
overpressures really unforeseeable?

tanks, part 2: Analytical methods to assess J. Taveau 31 1
safety distances
Examples of safety studies and SIL analysis on

H. Duisters 31 1
the ammonia plants of OCI Nitrogen
A. Din, S. Hassan and A.

Metal degradation of the methanator vessel 31 1
Ahmad
CCPS process safety beacon 31 1
Editorial J. Louvar 31 2
W. Frank, R. R. Freeman and

To the editors of Process Safety Progress 31 2
D. Hendershot
Author's response to the editors of process

J. Moseman 31 2
safety progress
Focus on personal operational discipline to get

J. A. Klein and E. M. Francisco 31 2
work done right
A surgical risk reduction approach to reduce

B. K. Vaughen, P. Kruger and
global process safety risk: The “PSM gamma- 31 2
knife” T. A. Hauser
F. H. Knack, M. L. Brown and

Modeling small releases from tanks 31 2
F. W. Knack
Risk tolerance criteria for layers of protection

P. Baybutt 31 2
analysis
A work process for revalidating LOPAs and other

T. Wagner and J. Champion 31 2
risk analyses
A tale of two plants: Using LOPA for SIL M. S. Schmidt and D.

31 2
assignment Kilpatrick
Risk criteria, protection layers, and conditional A. E. Summers and W. H.
31 2
modifiers Hearn
A. p. R. Soman, G. Sundararaj
Consequence assessment of chlorine release 31 2
and S. R. Devadasan
Influence of spark duration on deflagration Q. Zhang, W. Li, Y. Huang and

31 2
characteristics of methane-air mixtures Y. Duan
It's people, stupid!: Human factors in incident

M. P. Broadribb 31 2
investigation
Acoustic emission testing of aboveground

M. Sánchez, N. Cardenas and
petroleum storage tanks: Risk assessment and 31 2
lessons learned V. A. Dominguez
Collective analysis of pharmaceutical dust

S. M. Richter 31 2
explosion testing data
Velocity and range of fragments from accidental L. Dostal, B. Janovsky and M.

31 2
explosions Ferjencik
Guidelines for identifying and mitigating

D. T. Morrison and R. J. Hart 31 2
thermal hazards of sustainable materials
DPC Enterprises chlorine release Festus,

31 2
Missouri August 14, 2002
Recognizing catastrophic incident warning signs

31 2
in the process industries (2012)
Critical issues for safer dryer operations R. Kwasny 31 2
Dust explosion incidents in China X.-Q. Yan and J.-L. Yu 31 2
The future of catastrophic event prevention:

S. Stricoff 31 2
Seven questions leaders need to ask
The dimensions and analysis of safety culture C.-H. Wang and Y.-J. Liu 31 2
How to evaluate process safety culture J. J. Forest 31 2
Editorial R.
V. J.
H.Willey
Edwards, W. F. Early, G. 31 3
J. Fleming, R. Darby, J.
Cramer, M. S. Mannan, H. D.
Kaiser, R. A. Freeman, K.
History of the process plant safety symposium:
Pearson, J. Thompson, P. 31 3
20 years, 1992–2012
Myers, J. Chosnek, J.
Champion, C. S. Howat, S. D.
Emerson, J. H. Willis and R.
E. Mark Davis, D. Silva and J.
Hoff
The CCPS chemical reactivity evaluation tool 31 3
Murphy
Static electricity: New guidance for storage tank L. G. Britton and H. L.

31 3
loading rates Walmsley

tanks, part 3: Gas explosion and structural J. Taveau and B. Moras 31 3
response simulations
Quantifying LOPA uncertainty R. R. Freeman 31 3
Using layer of protection analysis to understand D. T. Morrison, M. Fecke and

31 3
necessary safeguards for steam boiler operation J. Ramirez
Using layers of protection analysis to evaluate

P. Baybutt 31 3
fire and gas systems
Improving the performance of established PSM J. A. Klein and S.

31 3
programs Dharmavaram
S. Dharmavaram and J. A.
An introduction to assessing process hazards 31 3
Klein
How to be effective in a process safety role J. A. Klein 31 3
Prework and precompletion of worksheets for

P. Baybutt 31 3
process hazard analysis
Process hazard analysis for phases of operation

P. Baybutt 31 3
in the process life cycle
Conducting process hazard analysis to facilitate
P. Baybutt 31 3
layers of protection analysis
Risk-based approach for evaluating safety

J. N. Shah and D. M. Shaffer 31 3
events in large plants
Global and local quantitative structure–property

G. Fayet, P. Rotureau, V.
relationship models to predict the impact 31 3
Prana and C. Adamo
sensitivity of nitro compounds
A comparative analysis of two approaches for

pool evaporation modeling: Shrinking versus A. Meel and S. Khajehnajafi 31 3
nonshrinking pool area
Engineers need RUDENESS: An extension of

trevor Kletz's approach to accident M. Ferjencik 31 3
investigations B. M. J. Assael, C. P. T.
Konstantinos E. Kakosimos, B.
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Fires, explosions, and toxic gas dispersions:
pages, $139.95, ISBN 978-1--- 31 3
Effects calculation and risk analysis (2010)
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J. byI.Stanley
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safety, 2nd edition (2012)
Stanley S. Grossel, Process
Safety and C. Design
Consultant, NJ
Safety & health news J. F. Murphy 31 3
Editorial – Urgent message to universities B. J. F. Louvar 31 4
To the editors of process safety progress P. Baybutt 31 4
Author's response to the letter to the editor A. E. Summers 31 4
Beware of the black swan: The limitations of risk

analysis for predicting the extreme impact of J. F. Murphy and J. Conner 31 4
rare process safety incidents
Management discipline J. J. Forest 31 4
Continuing our process safety management

B. K. Vaughen and T. A. Kletz 31 4
journey
“Go out and lead”: Process safety management D. Snowball and I. Travers 31 4
Smaller companies struggle with process safety J. W. Herber 31 4
Process safety management mentoring:

Subjects to convey and the methods for C. W. Young and K. J. Hodges 31 4
conveying
Preparing for process safety management S. Goddard 31 4
What risk reduction measures should be

P. Baybutt 31 4
credited in process hazard analysis?
R. Pitblado, M. Bardy, P.
International comparison on the application of Nalpanis, P. Crossthwaite, K.
31 4
societal risk criteria Molazemi, M. Bekaert and V.
Raghunathan
Understanding and developing quantitative risk J. N. Shah and M. D.

31 4
criteria Moosemiller
Safety system impairment and the need to D. K. Lewis and F.

31 4
manage peak risk Henselwood
The benefits of a risk-based approach to facility N. Prophet

31 4
siting
Deriving major accident failure frequencies with H. J. Manuel, E. S. Kooi, L. J.

Bellamy, M. L. Mud and J. I. 31 4
a storybuilder analysis of reportable accidents H. Oh
A fire in a secondary pharmaceutical powder

F. Riedewald 31 4
transfer operation
Identifying hazards in the chemical research

D. J. Leggett 31 4
laboratory
Study on performance-based safety spacing M. Yifei, Z. Dongfeng, L. Yi

31 4
between ultra-large oil tanks and W. Wendong
Application of incident command system in Q. Wang, T. Ma, J. Hanson

31 4
emergency response and M. Larranaga
Loss prevention in chemical plants: A property M. C. Polagye, M. F. Jackson,
31 4
insurer's perspective R. D. Mohler and R. D. West
J. M. Schork, E. M.
Summary: Societal risk criteria and pipelines 31 4
Lutostansky and S. R. Auvil
Enhancing fire risk evaluations of plant

M. Reed and E. Peterson 31 4
structures using finite element analysis
Editorial – Practice Emergency Response

32 1
Exercises Beforehand
A Focus on Fire Fundamentals Including R. J. Willey, J. H.-C. Hsiao, R.

Emergency Response Training at the National E. Sanders, A. Kossoy and C.- 32 1
Fire Agency in Taiwan M. Shu
J. R. Lay, L. A. Long, M. L.
Are your credits worthy? 32 1
Marshall and J. J. Wanko
Inherently safer technology implementation—

I. Atay and P. Komosinsky 32 1
risk reduction and risk shifting
S. F. Ávila, F. L. P. Pessoa and

Social HAZOP at an Oil Refinery 32 1
J. C. S. Andrade
M. C. B. e. S. Saraiva and R.
Operational group for process safety 32 1
Abreu
Relief design for laboratories and pilot plants J. F. Mize 32 1
Technical Aspects of Storage Tank Loss S.-Y. Huang and M. S.

32 1
Prevention Mannan
Ignition Characteristics for Methane-Air

Q. Zhang and W. Li 32 1
Mixtures atVarious Initial Temperatures
A thermal theory for flammability diagrams

guiding purge and inertion of a flammable T. Ma 32 1
mixture
Is the safe performance of flame gaps in R. K. Eckhoff, B. J. Arntzen, H.
flameproof electrical apparatus deteriorated by
E. Z. Opsvik, A. Grov and F. 32 1
rusting and mechanical damage? Part 1: Group
Solheim
IIA gases
How to Communicate to Create a Safety Culture

J. F. Louvar 32 1
and Improve PSM Results
Implementation Issues of PSM in a Fertilizer M. I. Rashid, N. Ramzan, T.

32 1
Plant: An Operations Engineer's Point of View Iqbal, S. Yasin and S. Yousaf
Management of Critical Alarms: Connecting the

S. Gill 32 1
Dots
The Connection of peak alarm rates to plant D. Beebe, S. Ferrer and D.

32 1
incidents and what you can do to minimize Logerot
Replacement of HCFC-22 Refrigerants with

J.-P. Lacoursière and C.
Ammonia: A Challenge for Hockey Arenas in 32 1
Dumas
Quebec
The PSV That Did Not Fail—Misconceptions

E. Hagey 32 1
About PSVs
Major Industrial Accidents in Korea: The

Characteristics and Implication of Statistics I. J. Shin 32 1
1996–2011
Investigation and actions after an internal air P. M. McAllister, J. L. Dyche

32 1
compressor filter fire and R. C. Graves
Guidelines for Evaluating Process Plant Buildings
for External Explosions, Fires, and Toxic
Releases, 2nd Edition (2012) By CCPS, John S. S. Grossel 32 1
Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, 232 pages,
$115.00, ISBN; 978-0-470-64367
Safety & Health News J. F. Murphy 32 1
Editorial—Teaching process safety J. F. Louvar 32 2
Letter A. E. Theis 32 2
Why Hazard evaluation and inherently safer

reviews are important to chemical engineering 32 2
undergraduates
Responding to december 2012 editorial –
32 2
urgent message to universities
PRS-Letter 32 2
PRS-Brochure 32 2
The safety and chemical engineering education

T. O. Spicer, R. J. Willey, D. A.
committee—broadening the reach of chemical 32 2
Crowl and W. Smades
engineering process safety education
Keep a sense of vulnerability: For safety's sake R. E. Sanders 32 2
Supporting materials for teaching process safety J. F. Louvar 32 2
Process safety educational determinants P. R. Amyotte 32 2
Risk assessment of a propane storage sphere: A. R. Carpenter, R. A. Ogle

32 2
Maintain or decommission? and J. C. Ramirez
A simple and cost effective method for

determination of the self-accelerating H. K. Fauske 32 2
decomposition temperature
Management of change—enabler or inhibitor? B. D. Kelly 32 2
Inherently safer design concepts applied to

A. E. Theis and C. F. Askonas 32 2
laboratories
Process safety leadership: Becoming street

D. Wurst and J. Cornelisen 32 2
smart on process safety
One company's near miss program–successes, S. Kadri, G. Peters and J.

32 2
learning, and improvements VanOmmeren
K. D. Norton, S. Surmeli and

Linking LOPA and value engineering 32 2
S. T. Maher
On the validation of safeguards for process
P. Baybutt 32 2
hazards analysis
Investigating process safety near misses to G. Nesmith, J. T. Keating and

32 2
improve performance L. A. Zacharias
Quality problems as process safety warning

J. W. Herber 32 2
signs
The importance of leadership and management

C. King 32 2
in process safety
Correlating process safety leading indicators

J. J. Forest and K. Kessler 32 2
with performance
J. K. Thomas, D. C. Kirby and

Explosibility of a urea dust sample 32 2
J. E. Going
F. Heymes, L. Aprin, A. Bony,

An experimental investigation of evaporation
S. Forestier, S. Cirocchi and G. 32 2
rates for different volatile organic compounds
Dusserre
Propagation of a vapor cloud detonation from a
congested area into an uncongested area: J. K. Thomas, M. L. Goodrich
32 2
Demonstration test and impact on blast load and R. J. Duran
prediction
J. Plasmans, L. Donnat, E. de
Challenges with the use of CFD for major
Carvalho, T. Debelle, B. 32 2
accident dispersion modeling Marechal and F. Baillou
E. Lutostansky, L. Creitz, S.
Modeling of underground hydrogen pipelines Jung, J. Schork, D. 32 2
Worthington and Y. Xu
P. Smith, H. Kincannon, R.
Human error analysis of the Macondo well
Lehnert, Q. Wang and M. D. 32 2
blowout
Larrañaga
Herrig brothers propane tank explosion 32 2
Safety Management: Near Miss Identification,

Recognition, and Investigation (2012) By Ron C,
S. S. Grossel 32 2
McKinnon, CRC Press, Boca Ration, FL, 197
pages, $99.95, ISBN: 978-1-4398–7946-7

A systematic approach to relief and flare

G. A. Melhem 32 3
systems evaluation
The influence of hydrophilic properties on the H. Leimeister and J.

32 3
venting of foamy three phase systems Steinbach
Heat integration and relief systems design J. White and J. Spearow 32 3
Practical examples of system design to mitigate S. Tipler, J. Champion, T.

overpressure scenarios—An owner's Wagner, K. First, R. J. Stack 32 3
perspective and D. Eure
Too close for comfort M. P. Broadribb 32 3
Process safety management: 21 years plus or

minus: What i wish i'd known then and what we A. C. Brackey 32 3
can't afford to forget now!
Major turnaround in an olefins plant: A process D. R. Ohlweiler, L. I. C. Gré

32 3
safety point of view and P. R. Barrera
Investigation of an explosion in a gasoline T. Skjold and K. van

32 3
purification plant Wingerden
Pilot testing of fire sprinkler system in extremely P. Su, W. W. Doerr, J. C.

Harrington, D. B. Fuller and J. 32 3
corrosive industrial duct environments M. Barna
Is our apparatus foolproof?: Examination of

M. Ferjencik, V. Pelikan and
safety-important characteristics of an 32 3
S. Cousy
electrostatic discharge tester for explosives
Tutorial on combustible dust T. J. Myers and A. F. Ibarreta 32 3
Risk tolerance criteria and the IEC 61511/ISA 84

P. Baybutt 32 3
standard on safety instrumented systems
From SEMP to SEMS to SEMS II I. Sutton 32 3

Editorial: Good decisions improve process safety

J. F. Louvar 32 4
management performance
R. A. Ogle, A. R. Carpenter
Promoting commitment to process safety 32 4
and S. J. Dee
Using near misses to improve risk management S. J. Dee, B. L. Cox and R. A.

32 4
decisions Ogle
Near misses—private or public concern? J. Brabson 32 4
Process safety leading indicators—a perspective P. Knijff, L. Allford and P.

32 4
from Europe Schmelzer
M. Wang, R. A. Mentzer, X.
Normalization of process safety lagging metrics Gao, J. Richardson and M. S. 32 4
Mannan
The interface of functional safety with process

P. Baybutt 32 4
safety and risk analysis
Simplified uncertainty analysis of layer of

R. R. Freeman 32 4
protection analysis results
Treatment of multiple failures in process hazard

P. Baybutt 32 4
analysis
Dynamic risk assessment and fault detection O. Zadakbar, S. Imtiaz and F.

32 4
using a multivariate technique Khan
Quantitative safety analysis of a laboratory- M. A. Zytoon, A. H. El-Shazly,

scale bioreactor for hydrogen sulfide M. H. Noweir and A. A. Al- 32 4
biotreatment using fault tree analysis Zahrani
Using critical flame temperature for estimating

T. Ma 32 4
lower flammable limits of a mixture
A study of flare load reduction by a safety

instrumented system based on a high integrity I. Lee and T. Oh 32 4
protection system
Transitions within the process safety community 33 1
D. Gorman, J. Farr, R. Bellair,

W. Freeman, D. Frurip, A.
Enhanced NOAA chemical reactivity worksheet
Hielscher, H. Johnstone, M. 33 1
for determining chemical compatibility
Linke, P. Murphy, M. Sheng,
K. van Gelder and D. Viveros
Guidelines for determining the probability of B. Stack, A. Sepeda and M.
33 1
ignition of a released flammable mass Moosemiller
Bow-tie diagrams in downstream hazard Y. E. Saud, K. Israni and J.

33 1
identification and risk assessment Goddard
The ALARP principle in process safety P. Baybutt 33 1
Managing process safety information based on H. A. Aziz, A. M. Shariff and R.

33 1
process safety management requirements Rusli
Is the safe performance of flame gaps in

flameproof electrical apparatus deteriorated by B. J. Arntzen, L. Ringdal, M.
33 1
rusting and mechanical damage? Part 2: Group Steiner and R. K. Eckhoff
IIB and IIC gases
Z. Xiangdi, J. Chunming, W.
Simulation study on an explosion accident in
Yanping, Y. Jiwu and W. 33 1
china Zheng
S. Di Tommaso, P. Rotureau,
A mechanistic and experimental study on the B. Sirjean, R. Fournet, W.
33 1
diethyl ether oxidation Benaissa, P. Gruez and C.
Adamo
Flammable state and dilution requirement in

T. Ma and M. Larranaga 33 1
the theoretical flammability diagram
Risk analysis by means of a QRA approach on a A. Dormohammadi, E. Zarei,

M. B. Delkhosh and A. 33 1
LPG cylinder filling installation
Gholami
Hazard effects of high-speed flow from

Q. Ma, Q. Zhang and L. Pang 33 1
methane-hydrogen premixed explosions
R. A. Ogle, S. E. Dillon and M.

Explosion from a smoldering silo fire 33 1
Fecke
The black swan revisited J. F. Murphy 33 2
Black swans, white swans, and 50 shades of

grey: Remembering the lessons learned from J. F. Murphy and J. Conner 33 2
catastrophic process safety incidents
Keeping the memory alive, preventing memory

B. Throness 33 2
loss that contributes to process safety events
Case studies in process safety: Lessons learned T. L. Hardy

33 2
from software-related accidents
Characteristics of companies with great process J. McCavit, S. Berger and L.

33 2
safety performance Nara
Quality assurance and quality control of

S. S. Kale 33 2
pressure relief systems
Development of a protocol for determining

P. Wilson and Q. Wang 33 2
confined space occupant load
Using assessments to improve process safety R. A. Ogle, D. T. Morrison III

33 2
culture and S. J. Dee
A guide to the legal framework of the PSM

C. Cunio and G. Melhem 33 2
standard for engineers
L. A. Long, J. R. Lay, M. L.
RAGAGEP 101 33 2
Marshall and J. J. Wanko
Management discipline: Defining a process

J. J. Forest 33 2
safety strategy
Y.-J. Liu, J.-L. Chen, S.-Y.

Evaluation of safety performance in process
Cheng, M.-T. Hsu and C.-H. 33 2
industries
Wang
S. Kadri, G. Peters, J.
So we all have been implementing process
VanOmmeren, K. Fegley, M. 33 2
safety metrics—what next?
Dennehy and A. Mateo
The use of risk matrices and risk graphs for SIL
P. Baybutt 33 2
determination
G. Rozmus, D. J. Smith and D.

Snares to LOPA action items 33 2
A. Baum
Safety controls, alarms, and interlocks as IPLs A. E. Summers 33 2
Zero-energy determination: Confirmation of W. Pittman, T. Ridha, S.

vessel and pipeline de-energized state through Nayak, V. Carreto and M. S. 33 2
noninvasive techniques with strain gauges Mannan
Novel ways to present process safety concepts R. J. Willey 33 3
Understanding hazards, consequences, LOPA,

SILs, PFD, and RRFs as related to risk and hazard R. F. Blanco 33 3
assessment
Initiating events, levels of causality, and process

P. Baybutt 33 3
hazard analysis
Addressing enablers in layers of protection

P. Baybutt 33 3
analysis
Allocation of risk tolerance criteria P. Baybutt 33 3
Using Failure Modes to Enhance What-If

R. L. Collins 33 3
Analysis
E. H. McInerney, R. J. Hart, D.
New quantitative risk criteria for US LNG
T. Morrison and H. K. 33 3
facilities
Kytömaa
Process safety leading indicators survey–

February 2013: Center for chemical process S. Kenan and S. Kadri 33 3
safety–white paper
Safety management systems at unregulated K. D. Norton, M. B. Saura and

33 3
upstream oil and gas facilities C. R. Scholtz
Modeling of time-varying dispersion for releases H. W. M. Witlox and M.
33 3
including potential rainout Harper
D. Laboureur, F. Heymes, E.
BLEVE overpressure: Multiscale comparison of
Lapebie, J. M. Buchlin and P. 33 3
blast wave modeling
Rambaud
Loss functions and their applications in process S. J. Hashemi, S. Ahmed and

33 3
safety assessment F. Khan
Optimization of process alarm thresholds: A

multidimensional kernel density estimation Z. Hao and L. Hongguang 33 3
approach
Development of a steel component combustion B. L. Cox, S. J. Dee, R. J. Hart

33 3
model for fires involving pure oxygen systems and D. R. Morrison
The impact of bhopal over thirty years of

J. F. Murphy 33 4
process safety practice
J. F. Murphy, D. Hendershot,
Bhopal Revisited S. Berger, A. E. Summers and 33 4
R. J. Willey
Using CHETAH to estimate lower flammable

L. G. Britton and B. K.
limit, minimum ignition energy, and other 33 4
flammability parameters Harrison
Cyber-physical systems opportunities in the

chemical industry: A security and emergency R. Squire and H. Song 33 4
management example
Improve safety and reliability with dynamic M. A. K. Rasel and P. C.

33 4
simulation Richmond
Safety systems design of VOC recovery process

S. Lee and D. Chang 33 4
based on HAZOP and LOPA
Safety instrumented systems in lieu of pressure

D. J. Smith 33 4
relief valves
Tips for the creation and application of effective

C. R. Scholtz and S. T. Maher 33 4
operating procedures
Barrier diagram (Bow Tie) quality issues for
R. Pitblado and P. Weijand 33 4
operating managers
Explosion and flame characteristics of B. Zhang, C. Bai, G. Xiu, Q. Liu

33 4
methane/air mixtures in a large-scale vessel and G. Gong
Evaluation of the thermal stability of propylene F. Zhang, J. Zou, S. Yu, C.-x.

33 4
oxide in different environments Xie and N. Shi
M. N. Hossain, P. Amyotte,
Influence of liquid and vapourized solvents on M. Abuswer, A. Dastidar, F.
33 4
explosibility of pharmaceutical excipient dusts Khan, R. Eckhoff and Y.
Chunmiao
Explosion limits of industrial spirit and their P. Lepik, M. Mynarz, J. Serafin

33 4
affecting by temperature and A. Bernatik
Effects on external pressures caused by vented

explosion of methane-air mixtures in single and Z. Wang, M. Pan, S. Wang 33 4
and D. Sun
connected vessels
Lessons learned from fire in air supply ducts A. Waller and M. Brown 33 4
Lessons learned from case studies of hazardous B. L. Cox, A. R. Carpenter and

33 4
waste/chemical reactivity incidents R. A. Ogle
Incident investigation in Pakistan's fertilizer

industry—Common safety management system M. I. Rashid, N. Ramzan and 33 4
failures and issues Q. Almas
Terminology for process safety, security, and

P. Baybutt 33 4
risk management
Process safety management 33 4
Handbook of liquified natural gas—A review

J. L. Woodward 33 4
(2014)
Comment related to December 2014 PSP

R. J. Willey 34 1
Bhopal articles
When innocence is lost R. J. Willey 34 1
J.-P. Lacoursière, P.-A.

Lac-Mégantic accident: What we learned 34 1
Dastous and S. Lacoursière
What have we really learned? Twenty five years

after Piper Alpha
On-going developments in addressing

W. Frank and G. R. Colonna 34 1
combustible dust hazards
Prediction of methane's flammability using J. Du, H. Ma, Z. Qu and L.

34 1
chemical equilibrium Wang
Are unconfined hydrogen vapor cloud J. K. Thomas, C. Eastwood

34 1
explosions credible? and M. Goodrich
Impact of DDT on FPSO explosion risk O. R. Hansen, R. Martini, J.

34 1
assessment Choi and Y. Ryu
Simplified methods of using probit analysis in

M. James 34 1
consequence analysis
Properly calculate vessel and piping wall

G. A. Melhem and D. Gaydos 34 1
temperatures during depressuring and relief
Security risk assessment and protection in the G. Reniers, P. Van Lerberghe

34 1
chemical and process industry and C. Van Gulijk
The importance of defining the purpose, scope,

and objectives for process hazard analysis P. Baybutt 34 1
studies
Organizational change management for process J. Wincek, L. S. Sousa, M. R.

34 1
safety Myers and H. Ozog
Enterprise PSM development, implementation, D. A. Moore, M. J. Hazzan, D.

34 1
and auditing M. Heller and M. R. Rose
Safety and health news J. F. Murphy 34 1

Erratum 34 1
The Center for Chemical Process Safety, 30

years of process safety leadership, a personal J. F. Murphy 34 2
perspective
Managing process risks P. Baybutt 34 2
Thirty years of leadership: The Center for

J. F. Murphy 34 2
Chemical Process Safety
J. McCavit, S. Berger, C.
A call to action—next steps for vision 20/20 34 2
Grounds and L. Nara
Risk assessment challenges to 20:20 vision A. Summers 34 2
Walk the Line J. J. Forest 34 2
Beyond the Phi factor: Correction of

experimental data for vaporization in tempered G. Zhao 34 2
reactions for pressure-relief system design
Examining the use of blast resistant modules

D. B. Skelton 34 2
within API 753 zones 1 and 2
Applicability of currently available flare D. Miller, S. Jung and E.

34 2
radiation models for hydrogen and syngas Lutostansky
Effects of the primary explosion site and bulk

C. R. Bauwens and S. B.
cloud in VCE prediction: A comparison with 34 2
Dorofeev
historical accidents
Effectiveness of improvised gas absorption

H. Kern, M. Taferner and H.
techniques for emergency responders at 34 2
Raupenstrauch
releases of toxic gases
Chemical explosion isolation applied to small

J. R. Taveau and T. M. Farrell 34 2
mills
Domino effect in a catastrophic solid oxidizer R. A. Ogle, J. C. Ramirez and

34 2
fire T. M. Hetrick
Risks associated with the production of biogas
P. Trávníček and L. Kotek 34 2
in Europe
Competency requirements for process safety

P. Baybutt 34 2
auditors
Real-time risk assessment and decision support A. Bolsover 34 2
F. Khan, S. Ahmed, M. Yang,

Safety challenges in harsh environments:
S. J. Hashemi, S. Caines, S. 34 2
Lessons learned
Rathnayaka and D. Oldford
Update: EPA actions—chemical safety and K. Jennings and C.

34 2
security Executive Order Matthiessen
The role of sequential automation in improving D. A. Huffman

34 2
process safety
Lessons for effective integrity management

J. Hayes 34 2
from the San Bruno pipeline rupture
Nightmare pipeline failures, fantasy planning,
black swans, and integrity management—A
review (2015) by jan hayes and andrew hopkins, J. F. Murphy 34 2
wolters kluwer CCH, 158 pages, $85 Australian,
ISBN: 978-1-925091-13-7
Safety and health news J. F. Murphy 34 2
Big data is it a big deal? R. J. Willey 34 3
The Ten Commandments of risk based process

R. Rosen 34 3
safety
The pool fire case for pressure relief: Radiation

D. Sielegar and F. Self 34 3
exposure limited by fuel supply
The treatment of domino effects in process

P. Baybutt 34 3
hazard analysis
Auditing IPLs—using safety critical functions

A. J. Sellers and M. S. Schmidt 34 3
manuals
How a plant simulator can improve industrial
S. Nazir and D. Manca 34 3
safety
Laboratory investigation into fractal B. Nie, C. Wang, J. Meng, F.

34 3
characteristics of methane explosion flame Xue and L. Dai
Assessment of the likelihood of exceeding the R. A. Lopez, Y. Saud and N.

34 3
flare capacity of multiple LNG processing trains Vaez
Guidelines for integrating management systems

B. K. Vaughen, A. Downes, J.
and metrics to improve process safety 34 3
Fox and D. Belonger
performance
A risk-based methodology to estimate

A. Hameed, F. Khan and S.
shutdown interval considering system 34 3
availability Ahmed
Dispersion of heavy gases – Experimental results C. Rauchegger, S. Bayley, V.

34 3
and numerical simulations Schröder and D. Thévenin
Complex explosion development in mines: Case S. G. Davis, D. Engel and K.

34 3
study—2010 upper big branch mine explosion van Wingerden
Risky Rewards, How Company Bonuses Affect
Safety: A Review, (2015) By Andrew Hopkins
and Sarah Maslen, Ashgate Publishing Limited, J. Murphy 34 3
Farnham, England, 175 pages, $85 Australian,
ISBN: 978-1-4724-4986-9
Safety and health newsletter summer edition
J. F. Murphy 34 3
2015
Erratum 34 3
Elements and molecules J. F. Murphy 34 4
R. J. Willey, J. Murphy and A.

The explosion in Tianjin, China, August 12, 2015 34 4
Baulch
Facts related to August 12, 2015 explosion

P. Huang and J. Zhang 34 4
accident in Tianjin, China
Tianjin port explosions B. Sun 34 4

Process safety in the classroom: The current
S. J. Dee, B. L. Cox and R. A.
state of chemical engineering programs at US 34 4
Ogle
universities
Human factors considerations: Midstream

D. M. Brooks 34 4
process safety integration
A method for barrier-based incident R. Pitblado, T. Potts, M.

34 4
investigation Fisher and S. Greenfield
Dow learnings and actions from the deepwater J. Champion, K. Stevick, K.

34 4
horizon accident Study and S. Van Geffen
Three decades after Bhopal: What we have

learned about effectively managing process B. K. Vaughen 34 4
safety risks
L. Grim, D. Tillema, S.
CSB investigation of Chevron Richmond refinery Cutchen, M. Wingard and A.
34 4
pipe rupture and fire
Johnson
Lending industrial experience through reactive D. J. Dixon and H. T.

34 4
hazard examples in university safety instruction Kohlbrand
Chemical interaction matrices M. R. Murphy and S. K. Singh 34 4
Probabilistic modeling of business interruption S. J. Hashemi, S. Ahmed and

34 4
and reputational losses for process facilities F. Khan
Impacts of process safety time on layer of

G. Barnard and W. Creel 34 4
protection analysis
H. W. M. Witlox, J. Brown, H.
Discharge of CO2 from large-diameter orifices:
Holt, K. Armstong and D. 34 4
Experimental data and data review
Allason
Safety and health newsletter winter edition

J. F. Murphy 34 4
2015
Table of contents 35 1
Fifty Years of LPS and What Do We Have to

R. J. Willey 35 1
Show for It?
Introduction: Fifty years of “the Loss Prevention
H. Febo 35 1
Symposium”
A lesson learned by attending 37 years of loss

T. H. Pratt 35 1
prevention symposia
A career in process safety: 50 years of LPS A. M. Dowell III 35 1
Surviving the black swan, strategies for process

safety specialists, and companies to survive J. F. Murphy 35 1
unpredicted catastrophic events
Life-safety concerns in chemical plants R. W. Prugh 35 1
K. Study, P. Allan, A. Cozat, K.

Good till the last drop: How much is too much
Meliefste, E. Roche and T. 35 1
valve leakage?
Wagner
History of the loss prevention symposium: The

R. R. Freeman 35 1
first 50 years—“there are no secrets in safety”
Design intent for hazard and operability studies P. Baybutt 35 1
Designing risk matrices to avoid risk ranking

P. Baybutt 35 1
reversal errors
W. C. Pittman, Z. Han, B. Z.
Methods and data sources for identifying
Harding, J. Jiang, C. Rosas, A. 35 1
members of a regulated community Pineda and M. S. Mannan
FSN-based cosimulation for fault propagation

H. A. Gabbar and E. K. Boafo 35 1
analysis in nuclear power plants
Infiltration hazards for building siting studies J. D. Marx and B. R. Ishii 35 1
Suppression effect of explosion in linked

S. Zhang, Z. Wang, Q. Zuo, J.
spherical vessels and pipelines impacted by 35 1
Jiang and C. Cheng
wire-mesh structure
Using alarms as a layer of protection T. Stauffer and P. Clarke 35 1

Maintenance of fire sprinkler systems based on
J. Sobral and L. Ferreira 35 1
the dynamic assessment of its condition
Analysis of a blast due to inadvertant mixing of

G. W. Norval 35 1
ammonium sulfate and sodium hyplochlorite
CFD-based simulation study on producer gas K. Yang, Q. Li, Z. Ding and L.

35 1
explosion in an electrostatic precipitation Xiao
The impact of Eastman's aniline plant explosion

P. N. Lodal 35 1
on process safety awareness
L. G. Britton, M. P. Clouthier,
Limiting oxygen concentrations of gases B. K. Harrison and S. A. 35 1
Rodgers
Process design and engineering: A missing

P. Baybutt 35 1
process safety element
Chemical Process Safety, 4th Edition, Learning
from Case Histories (2015) By Roy E. Sanders,
Butterworth-Heinemann (Elsevier), Kidlington, J. F. Murphy 35 1
Oxford, UK and Waltham, MA, 486 pages, $100,
ISBN: 978-0-12-801425-7
Spring 2016 Safety & Health News J. F. Murphy 35 1
Reflections on my 70th birthday J. F. Murphy 35 2
The probability circular ruler “PCR” (process

R. F. Blanco 35 2
safety metrics)
Amiss, a miss, a near miss J. C. Wincek 35 2
Lessons learned from an incident at a cryogenic

A. Pierorazio 35 2
gas processing facility
1996 amines plant explosion J. Forest 35 2

Setting multinational risk tolerance criteria P. Baybutt 35 2
ASTM E2931: A new standard for the limiting

A. G. Dastidar 35 2
oxygen concentration of combustible dusts
The evolution of process safety standards and

legislation following landmark events—what T. Kerin 35 2
have we learnt?
The meaning and importance of process safety

P. Baybutt 35 2
competency
Calculating facility siting study leak sizes-one

G. A. Fitzgerald 35 2
size does not fit all
M. Macchi, J. X. Wen, K.
Modeling liquid fuel cascades with OpenFOAM Volkov, A. Heidari and Y. M. 35 2
Chung
Experimental and numerical study of premixed

methane/air flame propagating in various L/D P. Chen, Y. Li, S. Guo and J. Ji 35 2
closed ducts
Efficiency prediction of control room operators E. Zarei, I. Mohammadfam,

based on human reliability analysis and dynamic M. M. Aliabadi, A. Jamshidi 35 2
decision-making style in the process industry and F. Ghasemi
The organic peroxides instability rating research
based on adiabatic calorimetric approaches and L. Ni, J. Jiang, Z. Wang, J. Yao,
35 2
fuzzy analytic hierarchy process for inherent Y. Song and Y. Yu
safety evaluation
June 2016 Safety and Health News Summer

J. F. Murphy 35 2
2016
When it comes to ammonium nitrate, the

R. J. Willey 35 3
initiator is free
Anatomy of Tianjin Port fire and explosion:

G. Fu, J. Wang and M. Yan 35 3
Process and causes
Anatomy of explosives spontaneous combustion

J. Wang, J. Zhang, K. Zhu and
accidents in the Chinese underground coal 35 3
L. Zhou
mine: Causes and prevention
Lessons in process safety management learned
in the Kaohsiung gas explosion accident in H.-J. Liaw 35 3
Taiwan
Analysis of effects of detonation of explosive E. González Duperón, M.
substances on humans from characteristic Martínez Gil, B. Giménez
35 3
curves explosive mass–distance from the origin Francés and E. González
of the explosion Ferradás
Effect of pipe length on methane explosion in K. Zhang, Z. Wang, J. Jiang,

35 3
interconnected vessels W. Sun and M. You
How does “deviation” become “normal”? J. F. Mize 35 3
Why are major accidents still occurring? E. C. Silva 35 3
Create a firm process safety foundation for your V. H. Edwards

35 3
new facilities
Risk assessment for fire and explosion accidents

M. Zhang, W. Song, Z. Chen
of steel oil tanks using improved AHP based on 35 3
and J. Wang
FTA
Evacuation simulation of confined spaces in Z. Wang, P. Wilson and Q.

35 3
petrochemical facilities Wang
Cracking the code of process safety culture with K. O. Hunter and E. M. Wolf
35 3
organizational network analysis
Dependent, independent, and pseudo-

H. Jin and A. Summers 35 3
independent protection layers in risk analysis
PSM auditing: Thinking beyond compliance S. Gill 35 3
M. Ferjencik, A. C. Anastacio
The great commandment of process safety 35 3
and J. Masin
Fall 2016 safety & health news J. F. Murphy 35 3
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board, an important
J. F. Murphy 35 4
advocate for process safety, a personal view
The US Chemical Safety Board: Moving forward

V. A. Sutherland 35 4
to continually drive chemical safety change
Dangerously close: The CSB's investigation into

J. Banks 35 4
the fatal fire and explosion in west, Texas
Paradigm shift in the regulatory application of S. T. Maher, G. D. Long, R. S.

safety management systems to offshore Cromartie, I. S. Sutton and M. 35 4
facilities R. Steinhilber
Personnel safety with pressurized gas systems L. C. Cadwallader and H. Zhao 35 4
A framework for critical thinking in process

P. Baybutt 35 4
safety management
Evaluation of uncertainty in safety integrity level R. R. Freeman and A.

35 4
calculations Summers
Identify SIF and specify necessary SIL, and other

IPLs, as part of PHA/HAZOP – or - why it is not W. G. Bridges and A. M.
35 4
necessary to “boldly go beyond HAZOP and Dowell III
LOPA”
Environmental risk assessment of a biogas P. Trávníček, L. Kotek and P.

35 4
station Junga
Application of microfluidics technology in B. Sun, J. Jiang, N. Shi and W.

35 4
chemical engineering for enhanced safety Xu
Calorimetric study of the exothermic

B. T. Brandes and D. K. Smith 35 4
decomposition of dimethyl sulfoxide
Consequence modeling of dynamic source

M. James 35 4
terms
J. Bhandari, E. Arzaghi, R.
Dynamic risk-based maintenance for offshore
Abbassi, V. Garaniya and F. 35 4
processing facility
Khan
Fire extinguishment behaviors of liquid fuel

B. Shi and F. Zhou 35 4
using liquid nitrogen jet
Full-scale experiments to study shock waves
J. Wu, Y. Long, C. Ji, Q. Xu, Y.
generated by the rupture of a high-pressure 35 4
Mao and K. Song
pipeline
Human Error in Process Plant Design and
Operations, a Practitioner's Guide, a Review
(2016) By J. Robert Taylor, CRC Press, Taylor & J. Murphy 35 4
Francis Group, Boca Raton, FL, 290 pages,
$99.95, ISBN: 978-1-4987-3885-9
Safety & health news winter 2016 J. F. Murphy 35 4
Issue Information-TOC 36 1
Smartphones and process safety R. J. Willey 36 1
Smartphone use in process safety D. Pano and C. Baulch 36 1
Used, classic, or antique; solving the enigma of

J. McCavit, T. Aukerman, J.
disciplined adherence to standards for existing 36 1
Fox and R. Hennessey
equipment
Process safety: A wicked problem? J. Moseman 36 1
RAGAGEP considerations for relief and flare

G. A. Melhem and C. Houston 36 1
systems
J. Farr, D. Gorman, D. Sliva, A.
Expanded Chemical Reactivity Worksheet Hielscher, T. Nguyen, G.
(CRW4) for determining chemical compatibility, Baran, B. Drake, E. Ford, D. 36 1
past, present, and future Frurip, K. Mulligan, J. W. Ryan
and D. Viveros
Revisions to FM Global Property Loss Prevention M. Daelhousen, H. L. Febo
Data Sheet 7-14, Fire Protection for Chemical 36 1
and B. Ditch
Plants
J. W. Chastain, P. Delanoy, C.
Beyond HAZOP and LOPA: Four different
Devlin, T. Mueller and K. 36 1
company approaches
Study
Suppression of overpressure during a vapor

N. Baron and C. R. Buchwald 36 1
cloud explosion — A new approach
Simultaneous Operation (SIMOP) Review: An

P. Baybutt 36 1
Important Hazard Analysis Tool
The effect of an obstacle on methane-air
Q. Zuo, Z. Wang, Y. Zhen, S.
explosions in a spherical vessel connected to a 36 1
Zhang, Y. Cui and J. Jiang
pipeline
Interrelations between process safety H. A. Aziz, A. M. Shariff and R.

36 1
management elements Rusli
Lower explosion limit/minimum explosible

E. K. Addai, D. Gabel and U.
concentration testing for hybrid mixtures in the 36 1
Krause
Godbert-Greenwald furnace
Z. Xiaoliang, S. Qian, Z.
Risk assessment on chemical plants by the
Daoliang, Z. Zhikai, H. Rui and 36 1
method of safety checklist analysis
S. Huijuan
Learning from incidents at a Norwegian and a K. R. Vastveit, M. Orszak, O.

36 1
Polish refinery Njå and A. Kraslawski
Practical Leadership Skills for Safety
Professionals and Project Engineers, A Review
(2016) By Gary L. Winn, PhD, CRC Press, Taylor J. Murphy 36 1
& Francis Group, Boca Raton, FL 33487, 330
pages, $67.46, ISBN-9781498758222 (Hardback)
Safety & health news spring 2017 J. F. Murphy 36 1
Erratum: Dangerously close: The CSB's

investigation into the fatal fire and explosion in 36 1
west, Texas
The U. S. Chemical Safety Board; Big impact on

J. F. Murphy and R. J. Willey 36 2
process safety from a small agency
The unique role of the U.S. Chemical Safety and

V. A. Sutherland 36 2
hazard investigation board
Using social network theory to analyze the

J.-J. Horng, K.-Y. Liao and S.-Y.
effectiveness of environment, safety and health 36 2
management for two petrochemical companies Wang
NFPA combustible dust standards—2016

S. Bershad 36 2
update
Parametric generation of explosion scenarios

for quantitative risk assessment of gas explosion Y. Heo and I. Lee 36 2
in offshore plants
Experimental investigation of the innovative
foaming device using gas as the sole power for Z. Xi 36 2
firefighting
The eye opener: Preparing for and performing

facility siting to best communicate with upper M. James 36 2
management
Application of a liquid nitrogen direct jet system

to the extinguishment of oil pool fires in open B. Shi and F. Zhou 36 2
space
A network based approach to envisage potential A.-A. Baksh, R. Abbassi, V.

36 2
accidents in offshore process facilities Garaniya and F. Khan
Advanced analysis to supplement HAZOP/LOPA W. R. Banick and C. Wei

36 2
for effective process design
Bayesian network and bow tie to analyze the Z. Bilal, K. Mohammed and H.
36 2
risk of fire and explosion of pipelines Brahim
CCPSC: CCPS Process Safety Professional a step

toward competency (A special article of interest J. F. Murphy 36 2
to the Safety and Health Division Membership)
Safety & health news Summer 2017 J. F. Murphy 36 2
Three tools to visualize and prevent boilers and

R. Fernández Blanco 36 3
furnaces firebox explosions
New model for predicting thermal radiation

from flares and high pressure jet fires for D. Miller 36 3
hydrogen and syngas
Transportation risk management: One E. Lutostansky, G. Miller and

36 3
company's approach M. Dennehy
Layer of protection analysis as a multifunctional

E. Cialkowski 36 3
team problem solving tool
Think facility, act on integrity R. F. Wasileski III 36 3

Hazards inherent to control systems: Case B. L. Cox, S. W. Garner, A. R.
36 3
studies and lessons learned Carpenter and M. T. Fecke
The physics and Metaphysics of the sensitivity

D. K. Das 36 3
of calorimetric instruments and human senses
One company's observations on the

A. Bertelsmann 36 3
implementation of LOPA
Why DDT is the only way to explain some vapor D. M. Johnson and V. H. Y.
36 3
cloud explosions Tam
Auditing management systems for safety

controls, alarms, and interlocks: How effective M. Hochleitner and E. Roche 36 3
are your instrumented protective systems?
Modeling and validation of dispersion following

H. W. M. Witlox, M. Harper
an instantaneous vapor or two-phase release 36 3
and D. Webber
from a pressurized vessel
“Engineering systems reliability, safety, and
maintenance – An integrated approach”, By
R. Prugh 36 3
Balbir S. Dhillon, Mechanical Engineering
Professor
Guidelinesatfor
the University
Safe of Ottawa,
Automation Canada
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Processes, 2nd Edition By Center for Chemical
Process Safety of AIChE, New York, NY,
J. F. Murphy 36 3
published by Wiley, Hoboken, NJ, 648 pages,
$195.00, ISBN: 978-1-118-94949-8 (also
available as an ebook ($156.99) or pdf file)
Letter to the editor 36 3
Corrigendum 36 3
Fall 2017 Safety & Health News J. F. Murphy 36 3
Emergency management: It starts with a

question in the design stages “What can go J. F. Murphy 36 4
wrong?”
Reducing Process Safety Events: An approach J. Champion, S. Van Geffen

36 4
proven by sustainable results and L. Borrousch
Consequence modeling at the Eastman
M. James and D. Skelton 36 4
Kingsport site
Atmospheric tank failures: Mechanisms and an

M. S. Schmidt 36 4
unexpected case study
A new insight into the accident investigation: A

case study of Tianjin Port fire and explosion in Z. Aitao and F. Lingpeng 36 4
China
Explosion behavior of ammonia and V. Di Sarli, F. Cammarota, E.

36 4
ammonia/methane in oxygen-enriched air Salzano and A. Di Benedetto
Effects of the explosion intensity on the

Q. Ma, J. Chen and Q. Zhang 36 4
distribution of flame region in a tunnel
Chinese process safety management core A. Zhou, L. Fan, M. Ma and B.

36 4
elements and control measures Tao
A technique to control major hazards of the coal

F. Sun, W. Xu, G. Wang and B.
gasification process developed from critical 36 4
Sun
events and safety barriers
Introduction to functional safety assessments of

E. Roche, M. Hochleitner and
safety controls, alarms, and interlocks: How 36 4
A. Summers
efficient are your functional safety projects?
E. Zarei, A. Azadeh, M. M.
Dynamic safety risk modeling of process
Aliabadi and I. 36 4
systems using bayesian network Mohammadfam
Method for CFD facilitated pressure rise

W. Zhou, M. Cardenas and D.
calculation due to deflagration in heat recovery 36 4
steam generator Moyeda
Process safety education and training academic G. Boogaerts, J. Degrève and

education as a foundation for other process 36 4
G. Vercruysse
safety initiatives on education
Safety & Health news J. F. Murphy 36 4
Mists: Hidden Hazards R. J. Willey 37 1

Minimum explosible concentrations of mist and L. G. Britton and B. K.
37 1
dust clouds Harrison
Attenuation of thermal radiation through water

D. Balner and K. Barcova 37 1
mist
And now for something completely different M. P. Broadribb 37 1
Inherently Safer Automation A. Summers 37 1
T. Trotta, C. Kashou and N.

Pressure relief valve inspection interval 37 1
Faulk
A new paradigm for accident investigation and L. Huang, C. Wu, B. Wang and
37 1
analysis in the era of big data Q. Ouyang
Guidelines for designing risk matrices P. Baybutt 37 1
Protective walls against effects of vapor cloud

E. Vyazmina, S. Jallais, A.
fast deflagration: CFD recommendations for 37 1
Beccantini and S. Trélat
design
S. C. Theophilus, C. D.
Integrating Human Factors (HF) into a Process
Nwankwo, E. Acquah-Andoh, 37 1
Safety Management System (PSMS) E. Bassey and U. Umoren
Experimental study of the initial pressure effect

Y. Zhen, Z. Wang and J. Gong 37 1
on methane-air explosions in linked vessels
S. Xu, Y. Zhang, C. Wang, Z.

Failure analysis of a twin-screw pump shaft 37 1
Sun, S. Wang and Y. Zhao
Lessons in process safety management learned

H.-J. Liaw 37 1
from a pesticide plant explosion in Taiwan
Pipeline risk assessment using artificial

A. Guzman Urbina and A.
intelligence: A case from the colombian oil 37 1
Aoyama
network
Risked-Based, Management-Led, Audit-Driven
Safety Management Systems By Ron C.
McKinnon, CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, J. Murphy 37 1
Boca Raton, FL, 233 pages, $129.95 (Hardback),
ISBN-13:978-1-4987-6792-7
Quality I is Safety-II, the Integration of Two
Management Systems by Sasho Andonov, CRC
Press, Taylor & Francis Group, Boca Raton, FL J. Murphy 37 1
33487, 194 pages, ISBN:-13:978-1-4987-2,
$119.95 (Paperback)
Process Safety Begins with Land Use Planning R. J. Willey 37 2
X. Hu, Z. Wu, F. H. Hedlund, J.

Land-use planning risk estimates for a chemical B. Pedersen, R. Wang, Y. Duo
37 2
industrial park in China – A longitudinal study and G. Sin
Emotional safety culture: A new and key

B. Wang, C. Wu and L. Huang 37 2
element of safety culture
In Harm's way—after which nothing was the

same again too close for comfort—part 2
Human error: A myth eclipsing real causes I. J. Alonso and M. Broadribb 37 2
Reducing the attractiveness of chemical plants

N. Khakzad 37 2
to terrorist attacks: Dehorning rhinos
General method for uncertainty evaluation of

safety integrity level calculations – part 2 R. R. Freeman 37 2
analytical methods
A HAZOP gap query approach for hazard

J. Torres and N. Ashley 37 2
assessment in multiproduct facilities
Bow tie to improve risk management of natural M. V. P. Muniz, G. B. A. Lima,

R. G. G. Caiado and O. L. G. 37 2
gas pipelines
Quelhas
A risk-based approach for predicting domino J. Dunjó Denti, M. Amorós-

effects due to fires combining exceedance Martí, N. Prophet and G. 37 2
curves with dynamic thermal stress analysis Gorski
Integrated assessment of safety distances for

S.-F. Tsai, A.-C. Huang and C.-
rescue work in chemical plant fires involving 37 2
M. Shu
domino effects
Implementing risk-based inspection approach: Is
R. Mohamed, C. R. Che
it beneficial for pressure equipment in Malaysia 37 2
Hassan and M. D. Hamid
industries?
The validity of engineering judgment and expert

opinion in hazard and risk analysis: The P. Baybutt 37 2
influence of cognitive biases
N. Khakzad, I. S. Martinez, H.-

Security risk assessment and management in
M. Kwon, C. Stewart, R. 37 2
chemical plants: Challenges and new trends
Perera and G. Reniers
M. J. Jafari, F. Nourai, M.
Barriers to adopting inherently safer design Pouyakian, S. A. Torabi, M.
37 2
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doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12044
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12045
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12047
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12048
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12049
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12051
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12053
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12054
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12055
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12058
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12104
https://
doi/abs/10.1002/prs.12105
Hyperlink
https://aiche.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/prsb.720010103
https://aiche.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/prs.680120103
Revision History and Notes
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A 13-Aug-19 RA Freeman
0 13-Jan-21 RA Freeman& R Willey
1 19-Jan-21 RA Freeman
2 28-Jan-21 RA Freeman
Notes
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Issue for General Use/Review
Added explanation of Excel advanced search menu to Summary
Locked Spreadsheet to prevent user edits, verified Column S Working
Year
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1987
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1994
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1998
1999
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1987
1987 (b)
1989
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Long Title and Citation
AICHE, NY, NY
Int. Conf. on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Edited by John Woodward,
Int. Sym. on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Cambridge, Massachusetts, AICHE, NY, NY
Int. Conf. on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Process Safety, Janu
Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY
Int. Proc. Safety Management Conf. and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY
Int. Sym. and Workshop on Safe Chemical Process Automation, September 27-29, 1994 , Houston, Texas, AICHE, N
Int. Conf. and Workshop on Modeling and Mitigating the Consequences of Accidental Releases of Hazardous Materi
1995, New Orleans, Louisiana, AICHE, NY, NY
Int. Conf. and Workshop on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, October 8-11, 1996, Orland
NY, NY
CCPS 1998-International Conference and Workshop on Reliability and Risk Management, 1998, San Antonio, TX, A
CCPS 1999-International Conference and Workshop on Modeling the Consequences of Hazardous Materials, 1999, S
CCPS-International Conference and Workshop Process Industry Incidents Investigation Protocols Case Histories Les
Orlando, FL
CCPS 2001-International Conference and Workshp Making Process Safety Pay, 2001, Toronto, Canada
CCPS-2002 Center for Chemical Process Safety 17th Annual International Conference and Workshop Risk, Reliabili
Jacksonville, FL
Managing Chemical Reactivity Hazards and High Energy Release Events, September 23 - 25, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizo
Risk Managenment: The Path Forward, April 11 - 13, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia. AICHE, NY, NY
Process Safety Challlenges in a Global Economy, April 23-27, 2006, Orlando, FL, AICHE, NY, NY.
Proceedings the International Symposium on Preventing Major Chemical Accidents, February 3-5, 1987, Omni Shore
Washington, D.C., Edited by John L Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY
International Conference on Vapor Cloud Modeling, November 2- 4, 1987, Boston Marriott Cambridge, Cambridge,
by John Woodward, AICHE, NY, NY
International Symposium on Runaway Reactions, March 7 -9, 1989, Boston Marriott Cambridge, Cambridge, Massac
NY
International Conference on Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis, Human Factors and Human Reliability in Proce
17, 1992, Marriott Hotel (Airport) Orlando, Fl, AICHE, NY,NY
International Process Safety Management Conference and Workshop, September 22-24, 1993, Hyatt Regency Hotel (
San Francisco, California, AICHE, NY, NY

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This spreadsheet is a master index of the contents of the AIChe Process Safety Archives

Created by: R.A. Freeman

Contents of the Archives

3 The basic find command is available as CTRL-F.

Click on Options >> for advanced search menu

This menu appears when you enter CTRL-F

Column Label Column Letter

Table 2. Beacon Definition of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives

Column Label Column Letter

Hyperlink to the AIChE on Line Volume

tion of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives

s Definition of Columns in Master Index to Process Safety Archives

1 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

2 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

3 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

4 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

5 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

6 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

7 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

8 1987 CCPS-1987 Hazard Identification

10 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

11 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

12 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

13 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

15 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

16 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

17 1987 CCPS-1987 Storage and Transfer of Hazardo

18 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

19 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

20 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

21 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

22 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

23 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

24 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

25 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

26 1987 CCPS-1987 Process Considerations

27 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

29 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

30 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

31 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

32 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

33 1987 CCPS-1987 Reactive Chemicals

34 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

35 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

36 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

37 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

38 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

39 1987 CCPS-1987 Post-Release Migtigation

40 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

41 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

43 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

44 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

45 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

46 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

47 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

48 1987 CCPS-1987 Human Factors

49 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

50 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

51 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

52 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

53 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

54 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Field-Scale Test Modeling

55 1987 CCPS-1987_(Nov) Source Modeling