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Medical Preparedness for Chemical Accidents [PDF]
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An Analysis of Hazardous Chemical Accidents in China Between 2006 and 2017
From the perspective of characteristics and causes, probability and forecast, and safety management evaluation, this paper analyzes 3974 hazardous chemical casualty accidents that occurred between 2006 and 2017 in China.
Ying Qian, Laijun Zhao, Ran Jiang
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Statistical Analysis of Domino Chemical Accidents
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2000A set of chemical accidents is retrieved from the literature and classified with regard to the substance involved and whether domino effects are present. This set of accidents and each of the classes defined are statistically analyzed with respect to its severity and comparison is made between domino and non-domino accidents.
C T Kiranoudis +2 more
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Chemical Accident Hazard Assessment by Spatial Analysis of Chemical Factories and Accident Records in South Korea [PDF]
This study identified the potential chemical accident occurrence in Korea by analyzing the spatial distribution of chemical factories and accidents. The number of chemical factories and accidents in 25-km2 grids were used as the attribute value for spatial analysis.
Woo-Kyun Lee +2 more
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Chemical dosimetry system for criticality accidents
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2004Ruder Bosković Institute (RBI) criticality dosimetry system consists of a chemical dosimetry system for measuring the total (neutron + gamma) dose, and a thermoluminescent (TL) dosimetry system for a separate determination of the gamma ray component. The use of the chemical dosemeter solution chlorobenzene-ethanol-trimethylpentane (CET) is based on the
Miljanić, Saveta, Ilijaš, Boris
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Characteristic Analysis of Casualty Accidents in Chemical Accidents
Tae-Hyung Lee +2 more
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Domino effect in chemical accidents: Main features and accident sequences
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2010The main features of domino accidents in process/storage plants and in the transportation of hazardous materials were studied through an analysis of 225 accidents involving this effect. Data on these accidents, which occurred after 1961, were taken from several sources.
R M, Darbra +2 more
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Dioxins released from chemical accidents
Nature, 1995Discrepancies in environmental budgets of dioxin-like compounds may be explained by emissions from accidents involving chlorinated organic chemicals. This source may have important implications for regulation inventories.
Meharg, Andrew A., Osborn, Daniel
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Knock-on accident prevention in a chemical cluster
Expert Systems with Applications, 2008Empirical research has revealed that safety managers acknowledge the importance of cross-company cooperation for knock-on risk reduction.
Genserik L. L. Reniers, Wout Dullaert
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Emergency Care in Chemical Accidents
Journal of the World Association for Emergency and Disaster Medicine, 1985Airplanes and airports are in potential danger during transport of highly toxic chemicals, and accidents can occur if the wrapping material is damaged. The chemicals are listed and classified by the International Civil Aviation Authority ICAO) (7). They are subdivided into nine classes, each marked by a special symbol.
S. Okonek, H.J. Reinecke, I. Löwenthal
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