Process Safety Progress

Process Safety Progress, Vol.32, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 1066-8527 (Print)

In this Issue (29 articles)

107 - 107	Teaching process safety Louvar JF
108 - 108	Why Hazard evaluation and inherently safer reviews are important to chemical engineering undergraduates Murphy JF
108 - 108	Untitled Theis AE
109 - 109	Responding to december 2012 editorial urgent message to universities Vaughen BK
110 - 110	Untitled Burka M
113 - 118	The safety and chemical engineering education committeebroadening the reach of chemical engineering process safety education Spicer TO, Willey RJ, Crowl DA, Smades W
119 - 121	Keep a sense of vulnerability: For safety's sake Sanders RE
122 - 125	Supporting materials for teaching process safety Louvar JF
126 - 130	Process safety educational determinants Amyotte PR
131 - 135	Risk assessment of a propane storage sphere: Maintain or decommission? Carpenter AR, Ogle RA, Ramirez JC
136 - 139	A simple and cost effective method for determination of the self-accelerating decomposition temperature Fauske HK
140 - 141	Management of changeenabler or inhibitor? Kelly BD
142 - 145	Inherently safer design concepts applied to laboratories Theis AE, Askonas CF
146 - 151	Process safety leadership: Becoming street smart on process safety Wurst D, Cornelisen J
152 - 159	One company's near miss programsuccesses, learning, and improvements Kadri S, Peters G, VanOmmeren J
160 - 164	Linking LOPA and value engineering Norton KD, Surmeli S, Maher ST
165 - 169	On the validation of safeguards for process hazards analysis Baybutt P
170 - 174	Investigating process safety near misses to improve performance Nesmith G, Keating JT, Zacharias LA
175 - 178	Quality problems as process safety warning signs Herber JW
179 - 184	The importance of leadership and management in process safety King C
185 - 188	Correlating process safety leading indicators with performance Forest JJ, Kessler K
189 - 192	Explosibility of a urea dust sample Thomas JK, Kirby DC, Going JE
193 - 198	An experimental investigation of evaporation rates for different volatile organic compounds Heymes F, Aprin L, Bony A, Forestier S, Cirocchi S, Dusserre G
199 - 206	Propagation of a vapor cloud detonation from a congested area into an uncongested area: Demonstration test and impact on blast load prediction Thomas JK, Goodrich ML, Duran RJ
207 - 211	Challenges with the use of CFD for major accident dispersion modeling Plasmans J, Donnat L, de Carvalho E, Debelle T, Marechal B, Baillou F
212 - 216	Modeling of underground hydrogen pipelines Lutostansky E, Creitz L, Jung S, Schork J, Worthington D, Xu YF
217 - 221	Human error analysis of the Macondo well blowout Smith P, Kincannon H, Lehnert R, Wang QS, Larranaga MD
222 - 223	Herrig brothers propane tank explosion [Anonymous]
226 - 228	Safety & Health News Murphy JF