1. Nothing, is safety critical

G. Dalzell and J. Chesterman

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2. Inherent SHE – 20 years of evolution

M. L. Preston and J. L. Hawksley

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3. Is it possible to control occupational stress?

R. Lardner

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4. Insurance surveys – value-added service or necessary evil?

P. Clarke

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5. MHIDAS: the first ten years

A. B. Harding

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6. Explosion hazards at CHP and CCGT plants

R. C. Santon

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7. Advances in hazard analysis using CFD

P. W. Guilbert, I. P. Jones, M. P. Owens and Y. L. Sinai

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8. Dispersion experiments in a 1:5 scale offshore module

K. van Wingerden, M. Bjorkhaug and D. Bjerketvedt

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9. Dispersion in very buoyant plumes

D. M. Webber, S. J. Jones and G. A. Tickle

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10. The sensitivity of QRA results to the inclusion of low wind speed conditions

I.G. Lines and D. M. Deaves

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11. Large-scale free and impinging turbulent jet flames – numerical modelling and experiments

A. D. Johnson, A. Ebbinghaus, T. Imanari, S. P. Lennon and N. Marie

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12. Modelling free and impacting underexpanded jet fires

D. K. Cook, P. S. Cumber, M. Fairweather and F. Shemirani

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13. Cloud fires – a methodology for hazard consequence modelling

R. F. Cracknell and A. J. Carsley

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14. A framework for ignition probability of flammable gas clouds

P. J. Rew, H. Spencer and A. P. Franks

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15. A model for predicting the hazards from large scale compartment jet fires

M. A. Persaud, G. A. Chamberlain and C. Cuinier

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16. Emergency planning: the lessons from recent major accidents

R. D. Picken

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17. Managing health and safety during business process re-engineering

E. Blackmore

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18. Walkdown hazard identification for process plant (WHIPP)

W. A. T. Alder and S. C. Hill

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19. The INSIDE project on inherent SHE in process development and design – the toolkit and its application

R. D. Turney, D. P. Mansfield, R. L. Rogers, M. Verwoered, E. Soukas and A. Plaisier

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20. Learning the lessons from past accidents

M. Jefferson, P. W. H. Chung and T. A. Kletz

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21. AMOS – a practical approach to auditing safety management systems

L. Rawlinson and J. A. S. Ashurst

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22. A structured brainstorming approach to the assessment of emergency response

A. Y. Z. Au and G. W. Gould

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23. Thermal stability of activated carbon in an adsorber bed

M. Hoyle, G. R. Astbury and M. H. Chen

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24. Prediction of self-reactive properties from DTA-measurements

J. Steinbach and O. Klais

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25. Polymerisation reaction inhibition: an alternative basis of safety

S. M. Rowe

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26. Abnormal occurrence: iron reduction

P. J. Duggan

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27. Investigation of the flammability limits of acetic acid at elevated temperature and pressure

M. Hoyle and G. R. Astbury

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28. Computer aided hazard identification: fault propagation and fault-consequence scenario filtering

S. J. Wakeman, P. W. H. Chung, A. G. Rushton, F. P. Lees, F. D. Larkin and S. A. McCoy

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29. The development of site-specific failure rates for use in risk assessments of major hazard sites

M. Anderson and J. Gould

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30. Inspection of health and safety management systems

I. Travers

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31 Computer aided hazard identification: methodology and system architecture

F. D. Larkin, A. G. Rushton, P. W. H. Chung, F. P. Lees, S. A. McCoy and S. J. Wakeman

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32. Area classification as a tool for risk assessment

P. Reupke and J. P. Zeeuwen

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33. Why reactions run away

J. C. Etchells

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34. Inherently safer processing: batch and semi batch reactors for exothermic processes. Impact on relief sizing

S. Waldram and J. Singh

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35. Characterisation of runaway reactions and use of data in simulation programs

E. Wilcock and R. L. Rodgers

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36. Runaway reaction hazards in processing organic nitrocompounds

J. L. Gustin

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37. Safety of chlorination reactions

J. L. Gustin and A. Fines

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38. Process intensification: the opportunity presented by spinning disc reactor technology

R. J. Jachuck, C. Ramshaw, K. Boodhoo and J. C. Dalgleish

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39. Comparison of pressure relief and instrument protective systems by the means of a case study

A. J. Wilday and P. J. Foster

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40. Safety in pressure testing

G. Saville, B. Skillerne de Bristowe and S. M. Richardson

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41. Safety critical software in process control and nuclear power

D. Welbourne

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42. Use of intrinsically safe circuits and enclosures to control ignition risk from equipment in powder handling plant

D. J. Harper, K. E. Plain, J. S. Wilton and N. Gibson

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43. DUST EXPERT

E. Fergus, E. Hoult, G. A. Lunn, G. Norton, R. Santon, A. Tyldseley and K. Wilson

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44. Emerging international standards for instrument protection systems used in safety applications

M. Wilson and W. M. Black

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45. A case history of the application of draft international standards IEC 1508 to the needs of the process industries

G. C. Tuff and C. J. Beale

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46. Development of a dynamic model for pressure relief of gas generating chemical reaction

J. Wilday, J. Singh and K. Cliffe

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47. Side venting versus end venting for large L/D vessel explosives with and without an obstacle

A. Alexiou, G. E. Andrews, H. Phylaktou and C. L. Gardner

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