Health Hazard Control in the Chemical Process IndustryWiley, 1987 - 358 páginas Professionals in the chemical industry are spending increasing amounts of time and money studying the effect of toxic chemicals on human health and developing technology to control occupational health hazards. Most of the literature on the design and operation of this technology has been widely scattered in government reports and company files. This book brings together complete descriptions of engineering systems for controlling chemical emissions. It offers comprehensive coverage of equipment and operating procedures and provides a basis for recommending worker exposure controls in areas regulated by EPA as well as in areas that are not subject to regulation. Coverage includes detailed treatments of sewer and drainage emissions, their potential hazards and the design of systems for their control; mechanical installation and auxiliary equipment for a variety of emission control systems; five tests for valve packings and gaskets, plus a discussion of test failure implications; and descriptions of seals, packings, samplers, and related regulatory requirements. |
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CHAPTER | 1 |
SOURCES OF EXPOSURE | 14 |
EXPOSURE EVALUATION | 30 |
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Health Hazard Control in the Chemical Process Industry Sydney Lipton,Jeremiah Lynch Visualização de excertos - 1987 |
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addition analyzer API separator asbestos atmosphere ball valve barrier fluid benzene block valves blower catch basins closed compressor concentration levels connected control device control valve discharge disk drain header drainage drum emission control emission factors emission losses emission rates enclosed equipment estimated flange flare float flow flush fugitive emission gaskets globe valve graphite hazard hydrazine hydrogen sulfide industrial hygiene industrial hygienist inlet installed instrument leak leakage liquid service loop M&M programs maintenance manhole manual sampling material mechanical seals minimize monitoring NESHAP normally NSPS regulations operation petroleum refineries pipe plug valve potential exposures present pressure relief process fluid process unit pump seal purge reduce regulatory relief valve result reviewed safety sampling system shelter shown in Figure sludge stream stuffing box tank temperature tion toxic uncontrolled emission vent ventilation VOC emissions volatile wastewater treating worker workplace exposures
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Beacham's Guide to Environmental Issues & Sources, Volume 2 Walton Beacham Visualização de excertos - 1993 |
Classification of Hazardous Locations A. W. Cox,Frank P. Lees,M. L. Ang Pré-visualização limitada - 1990 |