Journal of Hazardous Materials

Journal of Hazardous Materials, Vol.115, No.1-3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0304-3894 (Print)

In this Issue (27 articles)

1 - 8	Learning from experience Kletz TA
9 - 16	Drivers of accident preparedness and safety: evidence from the RMP Rule Kleindorfer PR, Elliott MR, Wang YL, Lowe RA
17 - 26	Making the business case for process safety using value-at-risk concepts Fang JNS, Ford DM, Mannan MS
27 - 31	The role of adverse weather conditions in acute releases of hazardous substances, Texas, 2000-2001 Ruckart PZ, Borders J, Villanacci J, Harris R, Samples-Ruiz M
33 - 38	Lessons learned from hazardous chemical incidents - Louisiana Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance (HSEES) system Hu CY, Raymond DJ
39 - 49	New York hazardous substances emergency events surveillance: learning from hazardous substances releases to improve safety Welles WL, Wilburn RE, Ehrlich JK, Floridia CM
51 - 56	Evaluation of 1,3-butadiene dimerization and secondary reactions in the presence and absence of oxygen Aldeeb AA, Rogers WJ, Mannan MS
57 - 62	Calorimetric study on the decomposition of hydroxylamine in the presence of transition metals Kumasaki M
63 - 70	Chemical reactivity assessments in R&D Leggett D
71 - 90	The reactivity of 1,3-butadiene with butadiene-derived popcorn polymer Levin ME, Hill AD, Zimmerman LW, Paxson TE
91 - 100	Study of condition-dependent decomposition reactions - Part I. The thermal behaviour and decompostion of 2-nitrobenzoyl chloride Lever SD, Papadaki M
IX - IX	Special issue: A collection of papers presented at the Annual Symposium of the Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center, Texas A & M University, College Station, TX, United States, 28-29 October 2003 - Foreword Mannan MS
101 - 105	Use of ARC in screening for explosive properties Bodman GT, Chervin S
107 - 110	Testing strategy for classifying self-heating substances for transport of dangerous goods Chervin S, Bodman GT
111 - 114	Effect of droplet size distribution on reaction heat in a liquid-liquid heterogeneous reaction process Fujimoto Y
115 - 118	Learning from what went wrong - two case studies Grotefendt RH, Chastain JW
119 - 125	Chlorine transfer hose failure Joseph G
127 - 132	Whose fault is it anyway? A practical illustration of human factors in process safety Hughes G, Kornowa-Weichel M
133 - 140	Explosion caused by flashing liquid in a process vessel Ogle RA, Megerle MV, Morrison DR, Carpenter AR
141 - 147	Practicing chemical process safety: a look at the layers of protection Sanders RE
149 - 154	Consequence modeling using the fire dynamics simulator Ryder NL, Sutula JA, Schemel CF, Hamer AJ, Van Brunt V
155 - 161	Human performance breakdowns are rarely accidents: they are usually very poor choices with disastrous results Besco RO
163 - 167	Initial perspectives on process threat management Whiteley JRR, Mannan MS
169 - 174	A new method for defining and managing process alarms and for correcting process operation when an alarm occurs Brooks R, Thorpe R, Wilson J
175 - 180	The new risk paradigm for chemical process security and safety Moorel DA
181 - 192	Evaluating and assessing process hazard analyses Palmer PJ
193 - 196	Force protection: today's reality Torgerson R