Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries

Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries, Vol.22, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0950-4230 (Print)

In this Issue (29 articles)

361 - 366	Case studies of chemical incidents and emergency information service in Korea Chung ST, Il Kim K
367 - 372	Error-free scheduling for batch processes using symbolic model verifier Kim J, Kim J, Moon I
373 - 380	ExpHAZOP(+): Knowledge-based expert system to conduct automated HAZOP Rahman S, Khan F, Veitch B, Amyotte P
381 - 391	A comparative analysis of mathematical models for relating indoor and outdoor toxic gas concentrations in accidental releases Montoya MI, Planas E, Casal J
392 - 397	Risk-based maintenance strategy and its applications in a petrochemical reforming reaction system Hu HJ, Cheng GX, Li Y, Tang YP
398 - 402	Performance evaluation of process safety management systems of paint manufacturing facilities Chang JI, Liang CL
403 - 407	Maintenance optimization using probabilistic cost-benefit analysis Ghosh D, Roy S
408 - 416	Structural fragments and explosions in industrial facilities. Part I: Probabilistic description of the source terms Mebarki A, Mercier F, Nguyen QB, Saada RA
417 - 425	Structural fragments and explosions in industrial facilities: Part II -Projectile trajectory and probability of impact Mebarki A, Nguyen QB, Mercier F
426 - 433	CFD modeling of spontaneous heating in a large-scale coal chamber Yuan LM, Smith AC
434 - 438	The costs of industrial accidents for the organization: Developing methods and tools for evaluation and cost-benefit analysis of investment in safety Gavious A, Mizrahi S, Shani Y, Minchuk Y
439 - 448	A mathematical model to predict the heating-up of large-scale wood piles Ferrero F, Lohrer C, Schmidt BM, Noll M, Malow M
449 - 454	Energy concentration factor. A simple concept for the prediction of blast propagation in partially confined geometries Silvestrini M, Genova B, Trujillo FJL
455 - 462	Inherent safety of substances: Identification of accidental scenarios due to decomposition products Cordella M, Tugnoli A, Barontini F, Spadoni G, Cozzani V
463 - 468	Inerting effect of the combustion products on the confined deflagration of liquefied petroleum gas-air mixtures Razus D, Brinzea V, Mitu M, Movileanu C, Oancea D
469 - 476	Criticality evaluation of petrochemical equipment based on fuzzy comprehensive evaluation and a BP neural network Guo LJ, Gao JJ, Yang JF, Kang JX
477 - 483	Investigation on thermal stability of flavianic acid disodium salt Fu ZM, Koseki H, Iwata Y
484 - 491	An overview of accident forecasting methodologies Zheng XP, Liu MT
492 - 498	Modelling the risk of failure in explosion protection installations Date P, Lade RJ, Mitra G, Moore PE
499 - 505	The limiting oxygen concentration and flammability limits of gases and gas mixtures Zlochower IA, Green GM
506 - 515	Applications of 3D QRA technique to the fire/explosion simulation and hazard mitigation within a naphtha-cracking plant Yet-Pole I, Shu CM, Chong CH
516 - 527	Collective work and resilience of complex systems Vidal MCR, Carvalho PVR, Santos MS, dos Santos IJL
528 - 532	A statistical analysis of coal mine accidents caused by coal dust explosions in China Zheng YP, Feng CG, Jing GX, Qian XM, Li XJ, Liu ZY, Huang P
533 - 539	Comprehensive risk assessment and management of petrochemical feed and product transportation pipelines Gharabagh MJ, Asilian H, Mortasavi SB, Mogaddam AZ, Hajizadeh E, Khavanin A
540 - 550	The effect of changing the fuel of the LASTFIRE test Shawash F, Moinuddin K, Thomas I
551 - 551	Untitled Jones JC
552 - 552	Letter of calculation Li XR
553 - 553	Spontaneous heating of a coal stockpile Jones JC
554 - 554	Spontaneous heating of a coal stockpile Response Yuan LM, Smith AC