Avoid chemical reactivity incidents in warehouses: use this approach for the initial evaluation of potential reactivity hazards in storage applications

Article Abstract:

A method for avoiding chemical reactions during the storing of chemicals is described. A matrix that makes use of universally available information for chemicals is used for this method. This is an easy-to-understand illustration on how the chemicals should be separated; however, this method fails to evaluate chemical interactions explicitly unlike other quantitative methods.

Industrial buildings and warehouses, Special warehousing and storage, not elsewhere classified, Other Warehousing and Storage, Chemical Storage, Methods, Control, Warehouses, Chemical reactions, Safety factor in engineering, Safety engineering, Table

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Handling flammable liquids

Article Abstract:

This article provides a basis for understanding how to manage electrostatic during the production, handling, and transportation within a factory setting of flammable liquids.

Workplace accidents, Prevention, Chemical engineering, Flammable liquids

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Screen your facilities for chemical reactivity hazards

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This article provides an in dept checklist designed to reduce hazardous chemical reactions in the a chemical plant.

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