Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries

Journal of Loss Prevention in The Process Industries, Vol.20, No.4-6 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0950-4230 (Print)

In this Issue (51 articles)

289 - 290	Sixth international symposium on hazards, prevention, and mitigation of industrial explosions: Twelfth international colloquium on dust explosions and seventh colloquium on gas, vapor, liquid and hybrid explosions Amyotte PR
291 - 302	Review of the DESC project Skjold T
303 - 309	Thermo-kinetic modelling of dust explosions Di Benedetto A, Russo P
310 - 316	Effect of transient heat transfer on ignition of solid particles Frolov SM, Avdeev KA, Frolov FS
317 - 321	About stability of the ignition process of small solid particle Fedorov AV, Shulgin AV
322 - 329	Ignitability characteristics of aluminium and magnesium dusts that are generated during the shredding of post-consumer wastes Nifuku M, Koyanaka S, Ohya H, Barre C, Hatori M, Fujiwara S, Horiguchi S, Sochet I
330 - 336	Influence of the oxide content on the ignition energies of aluminium powders Baudry G, Bernard S, Gillard P
337 - 348	Explosion temperatures and pressures of metals and other elemental dust clouds Cashdollar KL, Zlochower IA
349 - 365	Development of a method for predicting the ignition of explosive atmospheres by mechanical friction and impacts (MECHEX) Proust C, Hawksworth S, Rogers R, Beyer M, Lakic D, Raveau D, Herve P, Pina N, Petitfrere C, Lefebvre X
366 - 374	Shock-induced dust ignition in curved pipeline with steady flow Semenov I, Frolov S, Markov V, Utkin P
375 - 386	A quantitative risk assessment tool for the external safety of industrial plants with a dust explosion hazard van der Voort MM, Klein AJJ, de Maaijer M, van den Berg AC, van Deursen JR, Versloot NHA
387 - 395	Modeling of BP texas city refinery incident Khan FI, Amyotte PR
396 - 401	Electrostatic spark ignition of sensitive dust clouds of MIE < 1 mJ Eckhoff RK, Randeberg E
402 - 408	Test methodology for determining the incendiary nature and electrostatic discharge characteristics of plastic surfaces Dastidar AG, Dahn CJ
409 - 416	Computation of particles' ascent from a cavity behind passing shock wave Bedarev IA, Gosteev YA, Fedorov AV
417 - 426	Modelling of dust lifting process behind propagating shock wave Zydak P, Klemens R
427 - 432	Hazard evaluation of hydrogen-air deflagration with flame propagation velocity measurement by image velocimetry using brightness subtraction Otsuka T, Saitoh H, Mizutani T, Morimoto K, Yoshikawa N
433 - 438	Numerical analysis of hydrogen deflagration mitigation by venting through a duct Makarov D, Verbecke F, Molkov V
439 - 446	Shock-induced ignition of hydrogen gas during accidental or technical opening of high-pressure tanks Golub VV, Baklanov DI, Bazhenova TV, Bragin MV, Golovastov SV, Ivanov MF, Volodin VV
447 - 454	An application of 3D gasdynamic modeling for the prediction of overpressures in vented enclosures Karnesky J, Chatterjee P, Tamanini F, Dorofeev S
455 - 461	Numerical analysis of gas explosion inside two rooms connected by ducts Hashimoto A, Matsuo A
462 - 469	Determination of the maximum effective burning velocity of dust-air mixtures in constant volume combustion Pu YK, Jia F, Wang SF, Skjold T
470 - 476	Determination of turbulent burning velocities of dust air mixtures with the open tube method Schneider H, Proust C
477 - 485	Vapor flammability above aqueous solutions of flammable liquids Brooks MR, Crowl DA
486 - 493	Effect of self-inhibition at a flame propagation in rich gaseous mixtures of combustible-air-diluent Azatyan VV, Shebeko YN, Shebeko AY, Navzenya VY
494 - 500	An influence of oxygen content in an oxidizing atmosphere on inhibitive action of fluorinated agents on a hydrogen flame Azatyan VV, Shebeko YN, Shebeko AY, Navzenya VY, Tomilin AV
501 - 508	Reactive shock and detonation propagation in U-bend tubes Frolov SM, Aksenov VS, Shamshin IO
509 - 516	Impact of a shock wave on a structure on explosion at altitude Trelat S, Sochet I, Autrusson B, Cheval K, Loiseau O
517 - 522	"Vybuchovy trojuhelnik": A software tool for evaluation of explosibility of coal mine atmosphere Janovsky B, Zigmund J
523 - 529	Dust explosion incidents and regulations in the United States Blair AS
530 - 535	New dust explosion venting design requirements for turbulent operating conditions Zalosh R
536 - 540	The lower explosion point - A good measure for explosion prevention: Experiment and calculation for pure compounds and some mixtures Brandes E, Mitu M, Pawel D
541 - 550	Numerical simulation of wind-aided flame propagation over horizontal surface of liquid fuel in a model tunnel Wang HY, Joulain P
551 - 561	Influence of ignition position and obstacles on explosion development in methane-air mixture in closed vessels Kindracki J, Kobiera A, Rarata G, Wolanski P
562 - 569	Modeling of n-butane ignition, combustion, and preflame oxidation in the 20-1 vessel Frolov SM, Basevich VY, Smetanyuk VA, Belyaev AA, Pasman HJ
570 - 577	Planar detonation structure for chain-branching kinetics with large activation energy and small initiation rate Liang Z, Bedard-Tremblay L, Bauwens L
578 - 583	Minimum propagation diameter and thickness of high explosives Petel OE, Mack D, Higgins AJ, Turcotte R, Chan SK
584 - 588	Detonation characteristics of ammonium nitrate and activated carbon mixtures Miyake A, Kobayashi H, Echigoya H, Kubota S, Wada Y, Ogata Y, Arai H, Ogawa T
589 - 598	Airbag for the closing of pipelines on explosions and leakages Eisenreich N, Neutz J, Seiler F, Hensel D, Stancl M, Tesitel J, Price R, Rushworth S, Markert F, Marcelles I, Schwengler P, Dyduch Z, Lebecki K
599 - 606	Measuring the violence of dust explosions with the "201 sphere" and with the standard "ISO 1 m(3) vessel" - Systematic comparison and analysis of the discrepancies Proust C, Accorsi A, Dupont L
607 - 615	Post-explosion observations of experimental mine and laboratory coal dust Cashdollar KL, Weiss ES, Montgomery TG, Going JE
616 - 620	Coal dust particle size survey of US mines Sapko MJ, Cashdollar KL, Green GM
621 - 643	Flixborough: A final footnote Venart JES
644 - 650	Lessons learned from recent incidents: Facility siting, atmospheric venting, and operator information systems Mannan MS, West HH, Berwanger PC
651 - 658	Fire and explosion risk assessment for large-scale oil export terminal Shebeko YN, Bolodian IA, Molchanov VP, Deshevih YI, Gordlenko DM, Smolin IM, Kirillov DS
659 - 663	Deflagration suppression using expanded metal mesh and polymer foams Zalosh R
664 - 674	Dynamics of dust explosions suppression by means of extinguishing powder in various industrial conditions Klemens R, Gieras M, Kaluzny M
675 - 687	Moderation of dust explosions Amyotte PR, Pegg MJ, Khan FI, Nifuku M, Tan YX
688 - 690	Decomposing deflagration properties of acetylene under low temperatures Mizutani T, Miyake A, Matsui H
691 - 697	Flame propagation in hybrid mixture of coal dust and methane Liu Y, Sun JH, Chen DL
698 - 707	Explosibility of hydrogen-graphite dust hybrid mixtures Denkevits A