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Risk Analysis, 2003
This article presents the results of an analysis of the accident history data reported under section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act Amendments. These data provide a fairly complete record of the consequences of reportable accidental releases occurring during the time frame 1995–1999 in the U.S.
Michael R, Elliott +2 more
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This article presents the results of an analysis of the accident history data reported under section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act Amendments. These data provide a fairly complete record of the consequences of reportable accidental releases occurring during the time frame 1995–1999 in the U.S.
Michael R, Elliott +2 more
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Chemical mixtures released from hazardous waste sites: implications for health risk assessment
Toxicology, 1995Uncontrolled hazardous waste sites (HWS) and exposure to hazardous substances continue to pose complex public health problems. This paper presents an overview of chemicals, including chemical mixtures, that have been released into environmental media in the vicinity of HWS.
B L, Johnson, C T, DeRosa
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Hazardous-chemical releases in the home.
Journal of environmental health, 2005Data from the Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance (HSEES) system were analyzed for the period 1996-2001 to describe the chemicals, causal factors, temporal patterns, types of adverse effects, and public health actions (e.g., an evacuation) associated with releases of hazardous chemicals in the home.
Perri Zeitz, Ruckart +2 more
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Computerized screening of chemicals for energy release hazards
2000The computer program CHETAH is described. The program is unique in that it predicts the energy release hazards of pure chemicals or mixtures. CHETAH has a 25 year history of successful application and continues to be refined by ASTM Committee E27.07. Examples of CHETAH's use are given.
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Acute health effects from accidental releases of high toxic hazard chemicals
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 1990Abstract This paper describes a comprehensive methodology for predicting impacts on surrounding populations due to accidental spills of toxic chemicals. The work was motivated by the need for a reasonably accurate and quick method for analysing potential accident scenarios as part of our emergency planning work for industrial clients in the USA.
Donald R. MacFarlane, Thomas F. Ewing
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[Soil pollution influenced by chemical hazards releases into atmosphere].
Meditsina truda i promyshlennaia ekologiia, 2019The article covers a problem of soil pollution degree, that can be caused by industrial releases into atmosphere.
I D, Kopylov +4 more
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2019
Abstract Source identification is critical for emergency responses to hazardous chemical releases, especially sudden releases of toxic gases. The timely arrangement of multiple sensors at the scene of a sudden accident is difficult. To overcome this limitation, a two-step source identification method based on a single sensor was developed.
Zengqiang Chen +3 more
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Abstract Source identification is critical for emergency responses to hazardous chemical releases, especially sudden releases of toxic gases. The timely arrangement of multiple sensors at the scene of a sudden accident is difficult. To overcome this limitation, a two-step source identification method based on a single sensor was developed.
Zengqiang Chen +3 more
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Advanced Materials Research, 2012
A modified Gaussian puff model, which is applicable to multiple changes of wind direction and wind speed, is put forward based on the coordinate transformation for the instantaneous release of hazardous chemicals. In addition, a specific implementation method of the model is discussed.
Ling Ren +3 more
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A modified Gaussian puff model, which is applicable to multiple changes of wind direction and wind speed, is put forward based on the coordinate transformation for the instantaneous release of hazardous chemicals. In addition, a specific implementation method of the model is discussed.
Ling Ren +3 more
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Simulation analysis of hazardous chemicals released from the furniture plant using ALOHA software
Environmental Monitoring and AssessmentThe manufacturing of wooden furniture is extensive in Thailand's east. Hazardous chemicals were used in the wooden furniture industry's manufacturing process. Hazardous substances released into the surrounding atmosphere appear to have an impact on the environment and individuals.
Supachai, Changphuek +2 more
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Environmental Management, 2004
The Chemical Accidents Response Information System (CARIS) was developed at the Center for Chemical Safety Management in South Korea in order to track and predict the dispersion of hazardous chemicals in the case of an accident or terrorist attack involving chemical companies. The main objective of CARIS is to facilitate an efficient emergency response
Cheol-Hee, Kim +3 more
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The Chemical Accidents Response Information System (CARIS) was developed at the Center for Chemical Safety Management in South Korea in order to track and predict the dispersion of hazardous chemicals in the case of an accident or terrorist attack involving chemical companies. The main objective of CARIS is to facilitate an efficient emergency response
Cheol-Hee, Kim +3 more
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