What Went Wrong Part 6 pdf

... the dike wall was damaged by the 142 What Went Wrong? 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 150 What Went Wrong? 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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... the U.S. Department of Energy.) 46 What Went Wrong? 16. The Phillips 66 Company Houston Chemical Complex Explosiorz and 17. Oil and Gas Joiirnal, May 28, 1990, p. 36. 18. W. D. ... [39]. 36 What Went Wrong? Figure 1-13. This steel box was quite incapable of containing a leak of steam at a gauge pressure of 300 psi (20 bar). 60 What Went Wr...

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... minutes was not long enough for all the steam to condense. 1 96 What Went Wrong? exactly what was said and what was meant. Knowing what we know now, there can be no other course in the future ... the wrong grade of steel was used for a pipeline. The correct grade is usually specified. but the wrong grade is delivered to the site or selected from the pipe store. 190...

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... Engineel; No. 62 0, Oct. 10. 19 96. p. 10; and No. 62 1, Oct. 24. 19 96. p. 7. 13. The Iiidiutrial En?ergency Jourml, Vol. 1. No. 2. Oct./Nov. 19 96, p. 14. 2 56 What Went Wrong? contained ... all the reasons listed in Section 7.1 .6, in particular because dam- aged hoses or hoses made from the wrong material were used. However, 266 What Went Wrong?...

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... hoses, 263 13.3 Fires and explosions, 265 13.4 Liquefied flammable gases, 266 13.5 Compressed air, 266 13 .6 Tipping up, 267 13.7 Emptying into or filling from the wrong place, 268 13.8 ... 2 96 Chapter 16. Materials of Construction . . . . . . . . . . . , 16. 1 Wrong material used, 299 16. 2 Hydrogen produced by corrosion, 303 16. 3 Other effects of corrosion,...

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... [ 16, 171. 8 What Went Wrong? Blowdown Blowdown Relief Valve RIGHT Relief Valve Open End -Blank @ Figure 1-4. The right and wrong ways to isolate a vent line. 1.1 .6 ... prevent it. How- ever, further investigation showed that all permits issued asked for 26 What Went Wrong? goggles to be worn, even for repairs to water lines. The mainte- nance work...

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... into the chlo- rine, and the nitrogen trichloride that was formed exploded in a pipeline 66 What Went Wrong? 2.9 GRADUAL CHANGES These are the most difficult to control. Often, we do not realize ... Batch Reactor Figure 3 -6 shows a batch reaction system. A batch of glycerol was placed in the reactor and circulated through a heat exchanger, which 68 What Went Wrong? 4&a...

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... Europe, Vol. 3. No. 4, July/Aug. 19 96, p. 17. I00 What Went Wrong? Fortunately, the tank truck was fitted with a device to prevent it from departing when the filling hose was connected ... high enough to melt parts of the copper wire. pGGzl (X) Figure 4-2. Arrangement of labels on tank cars. The Nitrogen label folds down to read Oxygen. 1 16 What Went Wrong?...

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... and the fire soon died out (Figure 7 -6) . 166 What Went Wrong? 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 ... that emergency equipment had been provided to avoid the need for such risk taking. 164 What Went Wrong? 13. British Occupational Hygiene Society, Fugitive Emissions of Vapo~~r...

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... of Labor, Washington D.C Apr. 1982, p. 32. 5. Reference 4, p. 22. 6. Reference 4, pp. 65 -7 1. 222 What Went Wrong? (a) A foreman tested the atmosphere inside a furnace (Figure 10-12) ... failed to check that the space was clear before locking the door [25]. 230 What Went Wrong? Figure 11-1. If part of a vessel cannot be seen, assume it is dirty. If the...

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