Titlebook: Heavy Gas and Risk Assessment — II; Proceedings of the S Sylvius Hartwig Conference proceedings 1983 Battelle-Institut e.V., Frankfurt am M

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Results of 40-m3 LNG Spills onto Water,the possible consequences of liquefied natural gas (LNG) spills. The LLNL program includes both the collection of data from various size experiments and development of an ensemble of computer models to make predictions for conditions under which tests cannot be performed. In spills of 40 cubic metre

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Present Understanding of the Explosion Properties of Flat Vapour Clouds,deflagration of flat vapour clouds in ideal situations are briefly discussed. For deflagration, which represents the common mode of explosion, it is shown that deviations from the ideal situation may significantly enhance or attenuate the pressure buildup. The effects of typical features of real sit

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An Analysis of Vapour Cloud Explosions Based on Accidents,g area. Models have been developed in the past in order to quantify these effects, but the reliability and accuracy of such models is nevertheless questioned. As research shows that this topic is very complicated an alternative approach is worked out in this paper. This approach is based on accident

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Some Problems in Risk Assessment Involving Gas Dispersion,ental problems to be resolved which can have a major effect on the estimates produced. During the last 10 years there have been tremendous improvements in our ability to predict the spread of gas clouds and their dispersion, but this ability is largely restricted to ideal conditions, for example ove

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Examples of Analyse S of Gas Cloud Explosion Hazards,und surface is mostly assumed to be a flat plane with a certain roughness. Specific topographical features are neglected because the models for rapid calculations of dispersion which include topography are not readily available. In addition, it is difficult to estimate the extent of the errors that

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Open and Controversial Topics in Heavy Gas Dispersion And Related Risk Assessment Problems,eneral use and the risks therein involved. The increase of the consumption is in turn related to the increasing use of natural gas (LNG) and growing industrial production as well as to our own consumption, as can be seen in fig. 1.