| 411 - 412 |
Loss prevention 2004 - 11th International Symposium of Loss Prevention and Safety Promotion in the Process Industries, 31 May-3 June 2004, Prague, Czech Republic - Editorial
Edwards D |
| 413 - 420 |
The expertise and the practice of loss prevention in the Indian process industry - Some pointers for the third world
Abbasi T, Abbasi SA |
| 421 - 429 |
Determination of the explosion behaviour of methane and propene in air or oxygen at standard and elevated conditions
Pekalski AA, Schildberg HP, Smallegange PSD, Lemkowitz SM, Zevenbergen JF, Braithwaite M, Pasman HJ |
| 430 - 436 |
High speed measurement of the lower flammable limits in a rapidly changing vapour stream
Pilkington G, Paik S |
| 437 - 442 |
Accidents, causes of accidents and learning from Seveso II implementation
Babinec F, Ivanek L, Ficbauer V |
| 443 - 451 |
A study on road tunnel fires using Hazmat, with emphasis on critical ventilation velocity
Palazzi E, Curro F, Fabiano B |
| 452 - 458 |
Explosions near the surface of organic liquids
Dengel J, Wendler R, Denzer W, Buchholz J, Beckmann-Kluge M, Steinbach J, Plewinsky B, Hieronymus H |
| 459 - 462 |
Can chemical plants be protected against terrorist attacks?
Jochum C |
| 463 - 471 |
Steady states analysis and dynamic simulation as a complement in the HAZOP study of chemical reactors
Svandova Z, Jelemensky L, Markos J, Molnar A |
| 472 - 480 |
Potential biological processes available for removal of nitrogenous compounds from metal industry wastewater
Manipura A, Duncan JR, Roman HJ, Burgess JE |
