Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries

Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries, Vol.36 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0950-4230 (Print)

In this Issue (67 articles)

1 - 12	Dynamic behaviour of direct spring loaded pressure relief valves in gas service: II reduced order modelling Hos CJ, Champneys AR, Paul K, McNeely M
13 - 19	Theoretical estimation of the lower flammability limit of fuel-air mixtures at elevated temperatures and pressures Wan X, Zhang Q, Shen SL
20 - 29	An improved model for heavy gas dispersion using time-varying wind data: Mathematical basis, physical assumptions, and case studies Li Y, Chen DS, Cheng SY, Xu TT, Huang Q, Guo XR, Ma X, Yang N, Liu XX
30 - 38	Probabilistic multiple model neural network based leak detection system: Experimental study Abdulla MB, Herzallah R
39 - 44	Experimental investigation on shock waves generated by pressurized gas release through a tube Duan QL, Xiao HH, Gao W, Shen XB, Wang QS, Sun JH
45 - 53	Experimental and simulation studies on the influence of carbon monoxide on explosion characteristics of methane Deng J, Cheng FM, Song Y, Luo ZM, Zhang YT
54 - 62	Root causes of hydrocarbon leaks on offshore petroleum installations Vinnem JE, Roed W
63 - 71	Evaluating the overall efficiency of a flameless venting device for dust explosions Chao J, Dorofeev SB
72 - 83	Development of generic bow-tie diagrams of accidental scenarios triggered by flooding of industrial facilities (Natech) El Hajj C, Piatyszek E, Tardy A, Laforest V
84 - 91	Major accident prevention and management of information systems security in technology-based work processes Albrechtsen E
92 - 97	Minimum ignition energy of mixtures of combustible dusts Hosseinzadeh S, Norman F, Verplaetsen F, Berghmans J, Van den Bulck E
98 - 107	Uncertainties in QRA: Analysis of losses of containment from piping and implications on risk prevention and mitigation Milazzo MF, Vianello C, Maschio G
108 - 119	PLS-based EWMA fault detection strategy for process monitoring Harrou F, Nounou MN, Nounou HN, Madakyaru M
120 - 124	A modified steady-state model for evaluation of ammonia concentrations behind a water curtain Cheng C, Tan W, Du H, Liu LY
125 - 133	Analysis of gas dispersion and ventilation within a comprehensive CAD model of an offshore platform via computational fluid dynamics Kashi E, Mirzaei F, Mirzaei F
134 - 145	A new approach to determine relieving temperature and thermodynamic behavior of trapped single and multi-phase fluid exposed to fire Deilamani KS, Assar M
146 - 157	Numerical study on dust movement and dust distribution for hybrid ventilation system in a laneway of coal mine Wang YC, Luo G, Geng F, Li YB, Li YL
158 - 166	Identification of managerial shaping factors in a petrochemical plant by resilience engineering and data envelopment analysis Azadeh A, Haghighi SM, Salehi V
167 - 170	On the mechanism of a BLEVE occurrence due to fire engulfment of tanks with overheated liquids Shebeko YN, Shebeko AY
171 - 182	Modeling of the venting of an untempered system under runaway conditions Moreno VC, Kanes R, Wilday J, Vechot L
183 - 184	Guest perspective on Bhopal - Dennis C. Hendershot Why can't we do better? Thoughts on the 30th anniversary of the Bhopal tragedy [Anonymous]
187 - 187	Tenth International Symposium on Hazards, Prevention, and Mitigation of Industrial Explosions Skjold T
188 - 196	Flame propagation mechanisms in dust explosions Gao W, Mogi T, Yu JL, Yan XQ, Sun JH, Dobashi R
197 - 204	Collecting representative dust samples: A comparison of various sampling methods in underground coal mines Harris ML, Alexander D, Harteis SP, Sapko MJ
205 - 215	Effect of shock strength on dust entrainment behind a moving shock wave Chowdhury AY, Johnston HG, Marks B, Mannan MS, Petersen EL
216 - 224	Structure and flame speed of dilute and dense layered coal-dust explosions Houim RW, Oran ES
225 - 231	Numerical simulation of dust dispersion using molecular-kinetic model for description of particle-to-particle collisions Khmel T, Fedorov A
232 - 238	Effect of scale on freely propagating flames in aluminum dust clouds Julien P, Vickery J, Whiteley S, Wright A, Goroshin S, Bergthorson JM, Frost DL
239 - 245	Explosion behaviour of metallic nano powders Krietsch A, Scheid M, Schmidt M, Krause U
246 - 253	Suppression of metal dust deflagrations Taveau J, Vingerhoets J, Snoeys J, Going J, Farrell T
254 - 259	Drying of combustible powders - Risk & mitigation Febo HL
260 - 267	Dust collector explosions: A quantitative hazard evaluation method Zalosh R
268 - 272	Correlation of p(max) and K-St to specific surface area and calorific value of a dust Gerhold M, Stahmer KW
273 - 282	Scaling of dust explosion violence from laboratory scale to full industrial scale - A challenging case history from the past Eckhoff RK
283 - 288	Flame propagation in lycopodium/air mixtures below atmospheric pressure Kern H, Wieser GJ, Raupenstrauch H
289 - 297	Explosion reactivity characterisation of pulverised torrefied spruce wood Medina CH, Sattar H, Phylaktou HN, Andrews GE, Gibbs BM
298 - 309	Application of CFD on the sensitivity analyses of some parameters of the modified Hartmann tube Murillo C, Bardin-Monnier N, Munoz F, Dufaud O
310 - 319	Agricultural waste pulverised biomass: MEC and flame speeds Saeed MA, Medina CH, Andrews GE, Phylaktou HN, Slatter D, Gibbs BM
320 - 327	Biomass explosion testing: Accounting for the post-test residue and implications on the results Slatter DJF, Sattar H, Medina CH, Andrews GE, Phylaktou HN, Gibbs BM
328 - 336	Minimum Ignition Temperature of layer and cloud dust mixtures Danzi E, Marmo L, Riccio D
337 - 344	Influence of inert materials on the self-ignition of flammable dusts Binkau B, Wanke C, Krause U
345 - 353	Detection of incipient self-ignition process in solid fuels through gas emissions methodology Anez NF, Torrent JG, Pejic LM, Olmedo CG
354 - 359	Determination of spontaneous combustion of thermally dried sewage sludge Pejic LM, Anez NF, Torrent JG, Ramirez-Gomez A
360 - 366	Detonations and vapor cloud explosions: Why it matters Johnson DM, Tomlin GB, Walker DG
367 - 372	Deflagration to detonation transition in a vapour cloud explosion in open but congested space: Large scale test Pekalski A, Puttock J, Chynoweth S
373 - 381	Numerical simulation of deflagration-to-detonation transition in large confined volumes Hasslberger J, Boeck LR, Sattelmayer T
382 - 388	DDT and detonation propagation limits in an obstacle filled tube Cross M, Ciccarelli G
389 - 395	Gas flame acceleration in long ducts Proust C
396 - 405	Numerical study of cellular detonation structures of methane mixtures Trotsyuk AV, Fomin PA, Vasil'ev AA
406 - 417	Influence of non-reactive particle cloud on heterogeneous detonation propagation Fedorov AV, Kratova YV
418 - 430	Medium-scale experiments on vented hydrogen deflagration Kuznetsov M, Friedrich A, Stern G, Kotchourko N, Jallais S, L'Hostis B
431 - 440	Vent burst pressure effects on vented gas explosion reduced pressure Fakandu BM, Andrews GE, Phylaktou HN
441 - 448	Un-ignited and ignited high pressure hydrogen releases: Concentration -turbulence mapping and overpressure effects Daubech J, Hebrard J, Jallais S, Vyazmina E, Jamois D, Verbecke F
449 - 461	Investigation of concentration effects on the flame acceleration in vented channels Hisken H, Enstad GA, Middha P, van Wingerden K
462 - 472	A compressible-LEM turbulent combustion subgrid model for assessing gaseous explosion hazards Maxwell BM, Falle SAEG, Sharpe G, Radulescu MI
473 - 479	Laminar burning velocities of various silanes Chao J, Lee JHS, Bauwens CR, Dorofeev SB
480 - 489	CGA G-13 large-scale silane release tests - Part I. Silane jet flame impingement tests and thermal radiation measurement Ngai EY, Fuhrhop R, Chen JR, Chao J, Bauwens CR, Mjelde C, Miller G, Sameth J, Borzio J, Telgenhoff M, Wilson B
490 - 498	CGA G-13 large-Scale silane release test - Part II. Unconfined silane-air explosions Ngai EY, Fuhrhop R, Chen JR, Chao J, Bauwens CR, Mjelde C, Miller G, Sameth J, Borzio J, Telgenhoff M, Wilson B
499 - 506	Lower explosion limit of hybrid mixtures of burnable gas and dust Addai EK, Gabel D, Krause U
507 - 510	Explosion of lycopodium-nicotinic acid-methane complex hybrid mixtures Sanchirico R, Russo P, Saliva A, Doussot A, Di Sarli V, Di Benedetto A
511 - 523	Hybrid H-2/Al dust explosions in Siwek sphere Denkevits A, Hoess B
524 - 533	Safety-related conclusions for the application of ultrasound in explosive atmospheres Simon LH, Wilkens V, Beyer M
534 - 540	Hot surfaces generated by sliding metal contacts and their effectiveness as an ignition source Meyer L, Beyer M, Krause U
541 - 545	A numerical approach to investigate the maximum permissible nozzle diameter in explosion by hot turbulent jets Ghorbani A, Markus D, Steinhilber G, Maas U
546 - 554	Fluorinated halon replacement agents in explosion inerting Gatsonides JG, Andrews GE, Phylaktou HN, Chattaway A
555 - 563	Ignition hazard evaluation on A2L refrigerants in situations of service and maintenance Imamura T, Kamiya K, Sugawa O
564 - U574	Determination of explosion limits - Criterion for ignition under non-atmospheric conditions Tschirschwitz R, Schroder V, Brandes E, Krause U