Table of Contents

Emergency Response Plenary Session. Three Incidents: Tank Truck Explosion, Television Interview Railcar Fire, and International Destruction of Acrylic Acid Railcar Using "Vent and Burn". - Bob Rosen. World Wide Electronic Specialty Gas Emergency Response Program. - Eugene Y. Ngai. Unplanned Shutdown Plus Lack of Knowledge equals Incidents. - Albert Ness. Community Involvement Plenary Session. Community Involvement Requirements for the Albertan Upstream Petroleum Industry. - Gary L. Neilson, P. Phys. Existing Side-By-Side: A Look at Community Alert & Emergency Response Issues in the Petro-Chemical Industry. - Johnnie A. Banks. Joint Leveraging of Industrial and Community Assets: A Partnership Between Industry and the Community to Improve Emergency Response Capabilities. - Max E. Middleton. Trash to Treasures. - Ted Low, Kris Smith. Liquefied Natural Gas Issues Planery Session. Safety and Fire Protection Consideration for LNG Terminals. - John A. Alderman. Blast Wave Damage to Process Equipment as a Trigger of Domino Effects. - E. Salzano, V. Cozzani. LNG Terminal Operations Hazard Zones. - Robin Pitblado. International Issues Plenary Session. Emergency Response of Toxic Substances in Taiwan: The System and case Studies. - Jeng-Renn Chen, Chung-Hsun Hung, K.S. Fan, Ta-Cheng Ho, Fan-Lun Chen, J.J. Horng, Wen-Der Chen, Shun-Chin Ho. Improved Safety at Reduced Operating Costs in a German Chemical Plant. - W.Steinert, M. Begg, R. von Dincklage. Active Shooter Table Top Exercise Process for Schools. - Larry G. Holloway. Consequence Assessment Plenary Session. Applying Inherent Safety to Mitigate Offsite Impact of a Toxic Liquid Release. - Douglas J. Ferguson. Extended Indoor Explosion Model with Vertical Concentration Profiles and Variable Ventilation Rates. - John Woodward, J. Kelly Thomas. Accounting for Dynamic Processes in Process Emergency Response using Even tree Modeling. - Raghu Raman. Fuzzy Logic Methodology for Accident Frequency Assessment in Hazardous Materials Transportation. - Yuanhua Qiao, Michela Gentile, M. Sam Mannan. Case Histories I Plenary Session. Development of Detailed Action Plans in the Even of a Sodium Hydride Spill/Fire. - Claire Fluegeman, Timothy Hilton, Kenneth P. Moder, Robert Stankovich. System Improvements Utilizing FMEA and Fault Tree Analysis. - Tracy Whipple, Michelle Roberson. Lessons from Grangemouth: A Case History. - Michael Broadribb, William Ralph, Neil Macnaughton. Transportation and Value Chain Plenary Sessions. A Graphical Method for Planning Security Vulnerability Analyses of Transportation and Value-Chain Activities. - Michael Hazzan, Irene Jones. Emergency Preplanning in Pipeline Construction. - Chuck Goode, Tim Brabazon. Reducing Value Chain Vulnerability to Terrorist Attacks - A.M. (Tony) Downes. Case Histories II Planery Session. Lessons Learned from a Major Accident Involving Uncontrolled Molten Sodium Release. - A. Wilson, R. De Cort, W. Crumpton. Emergency Response to a Non-Collision HAZMAT Release from a Railcar. - R.A. Ogle, D.R. Morrison, M. J. Viz. CSB Incident Investigation. - John B. Vorderbrueggen. Layer of Protection Analysis Plenary Session. Managing the Financial Risks of Major Accidents. - Luke Chippindall, Dennis Butts. Initiating Event Frequency Case Study: Electrolytic Cell Process. - Stanley Urbanik. Use of Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) within The Dow Chemical Company. - Tim Overton, Tim Wagner. Legal and Regulatory Issues Plenary Session. Implementing Personnel and Organizational Management of Change (P&O MOC) Processes. - Frank Broussard, Heather Harriss. Major Hazard Control in Canada: A Change in the Regulatory Landscape. - Graham D. Creedy, John S. Shrives, Gerry Phillips. Defending OSHA Facility Siting Citations. - Mark S. Dreux. The ATEX Directives: Explosion Safety and Regulation - The European Approach. - N.H.A. Versloot, A.J.J. Kelin, M. De Maaijer. Poster Session. Thermal Stability of Materials During Storage and Transport. - Bob Venugopal. Theory of Incident and its Prediction in the Process Industry. - Jenq-Renn Chen.

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