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دانلود کتاب Lees' Loss Prevention in the Process Industries. Hazard Identification, Assessment and Control
دانلود کتاب پیشگیری از ضرر لیس در صنایع فرآیندی. شناسایی ، ارزیابی و کنترل خطر
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Lees' Loss Prevention in the Process Industries. Hazard Identification, Assessment and Control
ویرایش: نویسندگان: Dr., PE, CSP Sam Mannan (Auth.) سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9780750675550 ناشر: Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann سال نشر: 2005 تعداد صفحات: 3581 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 79 مگابایت
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Reviews of this edition: "...a comprehensive treatment of all, and I mean all, aspects of plant safety, which this review is all too short to do justice to it." - Gary Bennett, Journal of Hazardous Materials "For 24 years the best way of finding information on any aspect of process safety has been to start by looking in Lees...To sum up, the new edition maintains the book's reputation as the authoritative work on the subject and the new chapters maintain the high standard of the original...As I wrote when I reviewed the first edition, this is not a book to put in the company library for experts to borrow occasionally. Copies should be readily accessible by every operating manager, designer and safety engineer, so that they can refer to it easily. On the whole it is very readable and well illustrated." - Trevor Kletz 2005 "...the most comprehensive treatise on process safety and loss prevention available...it should be in the process safety department library of any company involved with manufacturing, handling, and processing hazardous chemicals. Also, process safety/loss prevention specialists and consultants will find it an invaluable source book on practically every subject in this field. Professor Mannan and his co-authors are to be congratulated on their outstanding contribution to the continuation of the pioneering work and legacy of Professor Lees." - Stanley S. Grossel, President Process Safety & Design, Inc. Reviews of previous edition: 'Professor Lees has covered what seems to be virtually every aspect of process engineering and the loss prevention aspects therein' - PROCESS ENGINEERING ' This is the most comprehensive safety guide seen by C&I, from a process engineering stand point'.
Preface to Third Edition, Pages v-vii
Preface to Second Edition, Pages ix-x
Preface to First Edition, Pages xi-xiv
Acknowledgements, Page xv
Terminology, Page xvi
Notation, Page xvi
Use of References, Page xvii
List of Contributors, Page xix
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-13
2 - Hazard, incident and loss, Pages 1-27
3 - Legislation and law, Pages 1-5
4 - Major hazard control, Pages 1-32
5 - Economics and insurance, Pages 1-19
6 - Management and management systems, Pages 1-21
7 - Reliability engineering, Pages 1-71
8 - Hazard identification, Pages 1-79
9 - Hazard assessment, Pages 1-123
10 - Plant siting and layout, Pages 1-33
11 - Process design, Pages 1-65
12 - Pressure system design, Pages 1-104
13 - Control system design, Pages 1-69
14 - Human factors and human error, Pages 1-92
15 - Emission and dispersion, Pages 1-348
16 - Fire, Pages 1-307
17 - Explosion, Pages 1-311
18 - Toxic release, Pages 1-79
19 - Plant commissioning and inspection, Pages 1-48
20 - Plant operation, Pages 1-22
21 - Equipment maintenance and modification, Pages 1-51
22 - Storage, Pages 1-78
23 - Transport, Pages 1-90
24 - Emergency planning, Pages 1-20
25 - Personal safety, Pages 1-34
26 - Accident research, Pages 1-9
27 - Information feedback, Pages 1-28
28 - Safety management systems, Pages 1-10
29 - Computer aids, Pages 1-5
30 - Artificial intelligence and expert systems, Pages 1-105
31 - Incident investigation, Pages 1-31
32 - Inherently safer design, Pages 1-24
33 - Reactive chemicals, Pages 1-47
34 - Safety instrumented systems, Pages 1-39
35 - Chemical security, Pages 1-8
Appendix 1 - Case histories, Pages 1-80
Appendix 2 - Flixborough, Pages 1-18
Appendix 3 - Seveso, Pages 1-13
Appendix 4 - Mexico city, Pages 1-7
Appendix 5 - Bhopal, Pages 1-11
Apendix 6 - Pasadena, Pages 1-5
Appendix 7 - Canvey reports, Pages 1-34
Appendix 8 - Rijnmond report, Pages 1-20
Appendix 9 - Laboratories, Pages 1-10
Appendix 10 - Pilot plants, Pages 1-8
Appendix 11 - Safety, health and the environment, Pages 1-26
Appendix 12 - Noise, Pages 1-6
Appendix 13 - Safety factors for simple relief systems, Pages 1-3
Appendix 14 - Failure and event data, Pages 1-38
Appendix 15 - Earthquakes, Pages 1-22
Appendix 16 - San carlos de la rapita, Pages 1-4
Appendix 17 - ACDS transport hazards report, Pages 1-22
Appendix 18 - Offshore process safety, Pages 1-8
Appendix 19 - Piper alpha, Pages 1-14
Appendix 20 - Nuclear energy, Pages 1-10
Appendix 21 - Three mile island, Pages 1-13
Appendix 22 - Chernobyl, Pages 1-10
Appendix 23 - Rasmussen report, Pages 1-20
Appendix 24 - ACMH model licence conditions, Pages 1-10
Appendix 25 - HSE guidelines on developments near major hazards, Pages 1-4
Appendix 26 - Public planning inquiries, Pages 1-6
Appendix 27 - Standards and codes, Pages 1-3
Appendix 28 - Institutional publications, Pages 1-110
Appendix 29 - Information sources, Pages 1-11
Appendix 30 - Units and unit conversions, Pages 1-6
Appendix 31 - Process safety management (PSM) regulation in the united states, Pages 1-5
Appendix 32 - Risk management program regulation in the United States, Pages 1-3
Appendix 33 - Incident databases, Pages 1-5
Appendix 34 - Web links, Pages 1-3
References, Part 1, Pages 1-50
References, Part 2, Pages 51-100
References, Part 3, Pages 101-150
References, Part 4, Pages 151-200
References, Part 5, Pages 201-250
References, Part 6, Pages 251-301
References, Part 7, Pages 302-351
References, Part 8, Pages 352-400
References, Part 9, Pages 401-449
References, Part 10, Pages 450-486
Loss Prevention Bulletin, Pages 1-7
Acronyms, Pages 1-12
Index, Pages 1-41
Computer Codes Index, Pages 1-6
