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Hazard identification for contaminants
Toxicology, 2004In recent years, the recognition of generation of large quantities of toxicants and their by-products due to the industrial and/or cultural activities and transport and their persistence in the environment and biological activities brings out the necessity and importance of their assessment of risk they pose to the ecosystems (e.g.
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Generation of hazard identification functions
Fourth International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design, 2003. Proceedings., 2004We study the problem of identifying the complete set of pairs of input patterns that can cause different types of hazards to appear at a circuit line. A novel methodology to implicitly identify all possible input configurations is proposed. The technique is based on a systematic derivation of the conditions for the occurrence of static and dynamic ...
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COMPUTER EMULATION OF HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1992Abstract A focus for the identification of hazards in chemical processing plants is the hazard and operability study or hazop which is carried out when firm engineering line diagrams are avail-able. The hazop considers possible deviations from design intent, their consequences and causes, in a systematic and rigorous way.
H. Zerkani, A.G. Rushton
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Comprehensive Hazard Identification
2021Hazards are sometimes blatant, sometimes scary, and sometimes difficult to identify. Hazard-based prioritizations generally lead to poor decisions because what is scary or big does not necessarily generate large consequences hence may not lead to greater risks. Furthermore, hazards do not act alone.
Franco Oboni, Cesar H. Oboni
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Identification of hazardous materials - Part VI
Journal of Chemical Education, 1971Examines materials that are hazardous by inhalation and skin absorption, as well as the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970.
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Identification of hazards with impulsive sources
International Journal of Computer Mathematics, 2011Given some observations downstream can one determine the location and intensities of point sources of a hazard (pollutant chemical or biological)? The unknown concentrations are governed by the diffusion-advection partial differential equation. The corresponding algebraic system is studied. The fixed location problem is considered using reordering, the
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