Process Safety Progress

Process Safety Progress, Vol.25, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 1066-8527 (Print)

In this Issue (18 articles)

263 - 263	Definition of inherent safety Moore D
264 - 264	Definition of inherent safety Dowell AM
265 - 265	Chemical plants - Inherent safety Hendershot D
266 - 266	Pharma and semiconductor - Inherent safety Moore B
266 - 266	Dust hazards - Inherent Safety Murphy JF
267 - 267	In summary - Inherent safety Rosen B
268 - 273	History of the Loss Prevention Symposia: Forty years, 1967-2006 Davenport JA
274 - 279	A real-life example of choosing an inherently safer process option Study K
280 - 289	Containment system design Leung J, Greenfield W
290 - 297	Relief system's last line of defense, only line of defense.? Melhem GA
298 - 302	Explosible dusts, US codes and standards of safe management practices Kaelin DE, Prugh RW
303 - 310	Characterization and safe handling of reactive initiator solutions Klein JA, Mros GR
311 - 316	Flare case histories demonstrating problems and solutions Straitz JF
317 - 325	Practical designs for inerting in production plants Hoppe T, Jaeger N
326 - 330	Some safety aspects on the design of sparger systems for the oxidation of organic liquids Weber M
331 - 338	Random, systematic, and common cause failure: How do you manage them? Gentile M, Summers AE
339 - 344	Plant safety and risk with temporary equipment Cadwallader LC
345 - 349	CSB investigation of the explosions and fire at the BP Texas City refinery on March 23, 2005 Holmstrom D, Altamirano F, Banks J, Joseph G, Kaszniak M, Mackenzie C, Shroff R, Cohen H, Wallace S