Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries

Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries, Vol.19, No.2-3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0950-4230 (Print)

In this Issue (27 articles)

103 - 103	Fifth International Symposium on Hazards, Prevention, and Mitigation of Industrial Explosions: Eleventh International Colloquium on Dust Explosions & Sixth Colloquium on Gas, Vapor, Liquid and Hybrid Explosions - Preface Amyotte PR
104 - 120	A few fundamental aspects about ignition and flame propagation in dust clouds Proust C
121 - 129	The nature and large eddy simulation of coherent deflagrations in a vented enclosure-atmosphere system Molkov V, Makarov D, Puttock J
130 - 134	Measurement of turbulent burning velocities by means of the open tube method Schneider H
135 - 141	Velocity and number density profiles of particles across upward and downward flame propagating through iron particle clouds Sun JH, Ritsu D, Toshisuke H
142 - 148	Explosibility parameters for mixtures of pulverized fuel and ash Amyotte PR, Khan FI, Basu A, Dastidar AG, Dumeah RK, Erving WL
149 - 153	Detailed analysis of flame propagation during dust explosions by UV band observations Dobashi R, Senda K
154 - 160	Initiation of dust explosions by electric spark discharges triggered by the explosive dust cloud itself Randeberg E, Eckhoff RK
161 - 173	Solid inertants and their use in dust explosion prevention and mitigation Amyotte PR
174 - 180	Explosibility of fine graphite and tungsten dusts and their mixtures Denkevits A, Dorofeev S
181 - 186	Ignitability assessment of shredder dusts of refrigerator and the prevention of the dust explosion Nifuku M, Tsujita H, Fujino K, Takaichi K, Barre C, Paya E, Hatori M, Fujiwara S, Horiguchi S, Sochet I
187 - 193	Mathematical modelling of dust-air mixture explosion suppression Oleszczak P, Klemens R
194 - 199	Experiments on the influence of pre-ignition turbulence on vented gas and dust explosions Scheid M, Geissler A, Krause U
200 - 209	Dynamics of dust dispersion from the layer behind the propagating shock wave Klemens R, Zydak P, Kaluzny M, Litwin D, Wolanski P
210 - 217	Simulation of dust explosions in complex geometries with experimental input from standardized tests Skjold T, Arntzen BJ, Hansen OR, Storvik IE, Eckhoff RK
218 - 226	A numerical model to simulate smouldering fires in bulk materials and dust deposits Krause U, Schmidt M, Lohrer C
227 - 232	Use of detailed kinetic mechanisms for the prediction of autoignitions Buda F, Glaude PA, Battin-Leclerc F, Porter R, Hughes KJ, Griffiths JF
233 - 237	Ignition of a dust layer by a constant heat flux-heat transport in the layer Dyduch Z, Majcher B
238 - 244	Initiation of strong reactive shocks and detonation by traveling ignition pulses Frolov SM
245 - 249	Gas explosions caused by gasification of condensed phase combustibles Hirano T
250 - 262	Effect of the concentration distribution on the gaseous deflagration propagation in the case of H-2/O-2 mixture Sochet I, Gillard P, Guelon F
263 - 270	Determination of explosion parameters of methane-air mixtures in the chamber of 40 dm(3) at normal and elevated temperature Gieras M, Klemens R, Rarata G, Wolanski P
271 - 279	Study of the propagation of kerosene explosions inside a partitioned vessel Pascaud JM, Gillard P
280 - 287	Vented confined explosions in Stramberk experimental mine and AutoReaGas simulation Janovsky B, Selesovsky P, Horkel J, Vejsa L
288 - 291	Process of accidental explosions at a refuse derived fuel storage Gao LJ, Hirano T
292 - 297	Experimental simulation of airbag deployment for pipeline closing Seiler F, Ende H, Hensel D, Srulijes J
298 - 305	Functional safety concept for hazardous systems and new challenges Kosmowski KT