Process operations safety : the what, why, and how behind safe petrochemical plant operations / M. Darryl Yoes.
By: Yoes, M. Darryl [author.]
Language: English Publisher: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., [2025]Edition: First editionDescription: xxvi, 688 pages : illustrations (some color) : 28 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781394271931Other title: What, why, and how behind safe petrochemical plant operationsSubject(s): Chemical plants -- Safety measures | Petroleum chemicals industryDDC classification: LOC classification: TP155.5 | .Y64 2025Summary: "Process safety incidents keep happening. Disappointingly, some of the same types of incidents are being repeated. The growth of the chemical and petrochemical industries all over the world has created a whole new audience not versed in the historical record. Bhopal was the worst industrial accident in history. Incidents such as Bhopal can give the industry valuable lessons that lead to development, modification or reinforcement of the need for an element of process safety. After a process related incident, information should be developed in a prudent manner with the goal of communicating this information both internally and externally to foster education about the causes that led to the incident and steps that could be taken to prevent future similar incidents. Having a full view of the entire investigation process as well as the tools and methodologies and best practices from around the world for investigation of chemical process related incidents is important for both experienced and novice incident investigators."-- Provided by publisher.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| 660.28 V711 1949 Chemical engineering plant design / | 660.280015118 J251 2011 Chemical process modelling and computer simulation / | 660.2804 Q25 1993 Quality management of safety and risk analysis / | 660.2804 Y74 2025 Process operations safety : the what, why, and how behind safe petrochemical plant operations / | 660.28068 Sa17 1980 Safe and efficient plant operation and maintenance / | 660.280724 D295 1984 Numerical methods and modeling for chemical engineers / | 660.281 C831 1965 Process systems analysis and control / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Process safety incidents keep happening. Disappointingly, some of the same types of incidents are being repeated. The growth of the chemical and petrochemical industries all over the world has created a whole new audience not versed in the historical record. Bhopal was the worst industrial accident in history. Incidents such as Bhopal can give the industry valuable lessons that lead to development, modification or reinforcement of the need for an element of process safety. After a process related incident, information should be developed in a prudent manner with the goal of communicating this information both internally and externally to foster education about the causes that led to the incident and steps that could be taken to prevent future similar incidents. Having a full view of the entire investigation process as well as the tools and methodologies and best practices from around the world for investigation of chemical process related incidents is important for both experienced and novice incident investigators."-- Provided by publisher.
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