HAZOP SAFETY SUBJECT Hazards at work can be diminished by using several layers of protection and risk reduction strategy. In the chemical process industry, hazard can be related to process hazard (chemical and physical conditions) and human act (personal safety). a) Discuss the risk reduction strategy used in the chemical plant during process design (i.e. process safety) and operation (i.e. human act) (8 Marks) b) Chemical A is used as raw material for special chemical production. It is claimed that the chemical A is unstable at room temperature, reactive with water, toxic and flammable. As a head of process safety team, you need to design the safety barriers to prevent the releases of the chemical A to atmosphere. Discuss and explain your safety barriers' design.

HAZOP SAFETY SUBJECT Hazards at work can be diminished by using several layers of protection and risk reduction strategy. In the chemical process industry, hazard can be related to process hazard (chemical and physical conditions) and human act (personal safety). a) Discuss the risk reduction strategy used in the chemical plant during process design (i.e. process safety) and operation (i.e. human act) (8 Marks) b) Chemical A is used as raw material for special chemical production. It is claimed that the chemical A is unstable at room temperature, reactive with water, toxic and flammable. As a head of process safety team, you need to design the safety barriers to prevent the releases of the chemical A to atmosphere. Discuss and explain your safety barriers' design.

Management Of Information Security

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337405713

Author:WHITMAN, Michael.

Publisher:WHITMAN, Michael.

Chapter10: Planning For Contingencies

Section: Chapter Questions

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