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and the part numbers are hard
to
read and are usually of the forms
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A
lifting device had a design capacity of 15 tons, but in error it ... Atlantic
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Inspections showed that two cooling towers contained asbestos. Sticky
warning labels were fixed to them.
No
maintenance work was carried out
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perature. Incidents involving these materials are described in Sections
2 .5, 5. 2.2 d,
5. 6.2,
and
8.1 .5.
8.1
MAJOR
LEAKS
8.1
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Feyzin ...
1984,
12.
H.
J. Maushagen,
Loss Prevention Bulletirz,
No.
055 , Feb. 1984, p.
1.
p. 85.
p.
113.
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Chapter
5.
Storage Tanks
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.
.
108
5. 1 Overfilling, 108
5. 2 Overpressuring, 110
5. 3 Sucking in, 114
5. 4 Explosions, 117
5. 5 Floating-roof ... been prevented. Case histories illustrate
what went
wrong
and why it went wrong,
and then guide you in how to circumvent
similar tragedies.
Twenty percent
of
the info...
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man and manager were therefore responsible for the inevitable injury.
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Blowdown
Relief
Valve
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Figure
1-4.
The
right
and
wrong
ways
to
isolate...
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90°C.
An explosion occurred; the building u'as wrecked,
and parts
of
the reactor were found
75
m away
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completed”
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Figure
1-13.
This steel box was quite incapable
of
containing a leak
of
steam at
a gauge pressure
of
300
psi
(20
bar).
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p. 150 .
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5.
Operators should be trained to
"look
before they leap" when they
find valves wrongly set. See also Section 3.3 .5 (a). Other accidents ...
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2, Apr. 1992.
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this reason, many companies prefer not to use them. If they are
partly choked, burning liquid or particles of hot carbon may be
expelled ... there since the tank
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7.1.6
Hoses
Hoses are a frequent source of leaks. The most common reasons have
been:
1.
The hose was made
of
the wrong material.
2....
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... was
0-60
Wmin
(0-2
ft3/min) although
150
L/rnin
(5
ft'imin) was needed
to
keep the oxygen content at a safe level.
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Weld
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Figure
9-4.
A
construction ... collapsed, fortunately while it
was being stress-relieved.
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Figure 9 -5
(a).
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original pipe supports.
Figure 9 -5
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supports used aft...
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co-workers failed to check that the space was clear before locking
the door
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Figure
11-1.
If
part
of
a
vessel cannot be seen, assume it
is
dirty.
If the previous ... formation used up some
of
the oxygen.
Section
5. 3
(d) describes how a similar effect caused a tank to
collapse.
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(a) Two men went into a reactor...
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... the reasons listed in Section
7.1.6,
in particular because dam-
aged hoses or hoses made from the wrong material were used. However,
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fire." Such a statement should ... the discharge
of
fuel
continued. The hose caught on an obstruction and was pulled part
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water vaporized with explosive violence, and a mixture of steam and...