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Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries

Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries, Vol.13, No.3 Entire volume, number list
ISSN: 0950-4230 (Print) 

In this Issue (27 articles)

181 - 182 Second International Symposium on Hazards, Prevention, and Mitigation of Industrial Explosions - Eighth International Colloquium on Dust Explosions. Third Colloquium on Gas, Vapor, Hybrid and Fuel-Air Explosions - Preface
Amyotte PR, Cashdollar KL
183 - 199 Overview of dust explosibility characteristics
Cashdollar KL
201 - 208 Design of electrical equipment for areas containing combustible dust - Why dust standards cannot be extensively harmonised with gas standards
Eckhoff RK
209 - 219 Flammability limit measurements for dusts in 20-L and 1-m(3) vessels
Going JE, Chatrathi K, Cashdollar KL
221 - 228 Experimental research on explosibility at high initial pressures of combustible dusts
Lazaro EC, Torrent JG
229 - 242 Experimental mine and laboratory dust explosion research at NIOSH
Sapko MJ, Weiss ES, Cashdollar KL, Zlochower IA
243 - 251 Recent development of standardization of testing methods for dust explosion in Japan
Nifuku M, Matsuda T, Enomoto H
253 - 263 Safe handling of combustible powders during transportation, charging, discharging and storage
Hoppe T, Jaeger N, Terry J
265 - 275 Suppression of dust explosions by means of different explosive charges
Klemens R, Szatan B, Gieras M, Wolanski P, Maranda A, Nowaczewski J, Paszula J
277 - 289 A correlation for the impulse produced by vented explosions
Tamanini F, Valiulis JV
291 - 298 The influence of flow and turbulence on flame propagation through dust-air mixtures
Krause U, Kasch T
299 - 309 Modeling of maize starch explosions in a 12 m(3) silo
Zhong SJ, Deng XF
311 - 317 The possible use of solar panels as flame detectors of triggered barriers
Lebecki K, Sliz J, Dyduch Z, Cybulski K
319 - 326 Propagation of smouldering in dust deposits caused by glowing nests or embedded hot bodies
Krause U, Schmidt M
327 - 340 Flammability of methane, propane, and hydrogen gases
Cashdollar KL, Zlochower IA, Green GM, Thomas RA, Hertzberg M
341 - 347 Critical dimensions of holes and slots for transmission of gas explosions - Some preliminary results for propane/air and cylindrical holes
Larsen O, Eckhoff RK
349 - 359 Ignition of methane-air mixtures by laser heated small particles
Dubaniewicz TH, Cashdollar KL, Green GM, Chaiken RF
361 - 368 Predicting the maximum gas deflagration pressure over the entire flammable range
Fan YY, Crawl DA
369 - 376 Problems with identifying a standard procedure for determining K-G values for flammable vapors
Mashuga CV, Crowl DA
377 - 384 Flammability of gas mixtures containing volatile organic compounds and hydrogen
Liekhus KJ, Zlochower IA, Cashdollar KL, Djordjevic SM, Loehr CA
385 - 392 Determination of the critical flammability ratio (CFR) of refrigerant blends
Girodroux F, Kusmierz A, Dahn CJ
393 - 396 Energy estimation on ethylene sphere explosion
Wang YP, Wang ZP, Wang CG, Hu B
397 - 409 Venting of deflagrations: hydrocarbon-air and hydrogen-air systems
Molkov V, Dobashi R, Suzuki M, Hirano T
411 - 417 External pressures generated by vented gas and dust explosions
Forcier T, Zalosh R
419 - 431 Prediction of vapour cloud explosions using the SCOPE model
Puttock JS, Yardley MR, Cresswell TM
433 - 438 Comparison of blast curves from vapor cloud explosions
Tang MJ, Baker QA
439 - 442 Causes and lessons of five explosion accidents
Zhang GS