The application of the Directive 99/92/EC deals with the safety and health protection of workers potentially exposed to explosive atmospheres and requires the assessment of explosion risks. These can arise by the release of inflammable substances typical of industries classified as major hazards, but they often may be generated in other industries where inflammable materials are handled. Risk assessment of explosive atmospheres is required in both cases, for this purpose, in this article a quantitative approach has been proposed. The paper describes the main aspects of the methodology, based on a probabilistic risk assessment, and finally its application to a case-study
Chemical explosion and fire risk assessment is conducted for a textile mill in Turkey. The study is ...
Design and efficient implementation of OSH management in the field of explosives for civilian use, h...
A quantitative risk assessment (QRA) tool has been developed by TNO for the external safety of indus...
The Directive 99/92/EC deals with the safety and health protection of workers potentially exposed at...
The Directive 99/92/EC (ATEX 137) deals with the safety and health protection of workers potentially...
Explosive risk occurs in all activities involving flammable substances in the form of gases, vapors,...
The equipment of installations for the processing, transport or storage of flammable substances whic...
The term "explosive atmosphere" is frequently encountered in industry. Typically hazardous areas are...
In many hazardous industries within the United Kingdom, there is a requirement for operators to prod...
Workplace safety and emergency procedures require the identification of explosion risks. For this re...
Summarization: The work proposes a new approach for the quantification of occupational risk overcomi...
Summarization: The work proposes a new approach for the quantification of occupational risk overcomi...
EU Directives 98/37/EC (machinery directive) and 94/9/EC (ATEX 100a) have to be applied by manufactu...
Workplace safety and emergency procedures require the identification of explosion risks. For this re...
The article presents the methodology for quantitative risk assessment, which was mainly directed to...
Chemical explosion and fire risk assessment is conducted for a textile mill in Turkey. The study is ...
Design and efficient implementation of OSH management in the field of explosives for civilian use, h...
A quantitative risk assessment (QRA) tool has been developed by TNO for the external safety of indus...
The Directive 99/92/EC deals with the safety and health protection of workers potentially exposed at...
The Directive 99/92/EC (ATEX 137) deals with the safety and health protection of workers potentially...
Explosive risk occurs in all activities involving flammable substances in the form of gases, vapors,...
The equipment of installations for the processing, transport or storage of flammable substances whic...
The term "explosive atmosphere" is frequently encountered in industry. Typically hazardous areas are...
In many hazardous industries within the United Kingdom, there is a requirement for operators to prod...
Workplace safety and emergency procedures require the identification of explosion risks. For this re...
Summarization: The work proposes a new approach for the quantification of occupational risk overcomi...
Summarization: The work proposes a new approach for the quantification of occupational risk overcomi...
EU Directives 98/37/EC (machinery directive) and 94/9/EC (ATEX 100a) have to be applied by manufactu...
Workplace safety and emergency procedures require the identification of explosion risks. For this re...
The article presents the methodology for quantitative risk assessment, which was mainly directed to...
Chemical explosion and fire risk assessment is conducted for a textile mill in Turkey. The study is ...
Design and efficient implementation of OSH management in the field of explosives for civilian use, h...
A quantitative risk assessment (QRA) tool has been developed by TNO for the external safety of indus...