AIChE
On January 21st, 2003, Members of AIChE's Center for Chemical Process Safety had the rare privilege to observe the safety procedures used at the Kennedy Space Center to load the hypergolic thruster fuels onto the Space Shuttle Columbia. Just 11 days later, the Columbia disintegrated on reentry. As details of the accident emerged from the Columbia Accident Investigation Board, it became clear that there were many lessons that chemical engineers could learn from NASA's actions leading up to this tragic accident.
This presentation will link the loss of the Columbia to the 2005 explosion at the BP Texas City refinery which killed 15 and injured 180, and highlight six key actions useful to prevent chemical accidents, protect the integrity of research, and maybe even improve your life.
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If you work with liquid hydrogen systems, avoiding incidents is an ongoing priority—and worry.Join this webinar to update your understanding of the unique properties and hazards of liquid hydrogen and learn best industry practices for their elimination or mitigation.
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Corrosion is the root cause of many maintenance, integrity, and safety challenges facing operators today in the chemical industry.
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Verisk 3E
Learn how the Improvement Rule affects your business and yearly reporting as well as how Verisk 3E can be a solution in alleviating the challenges associated with ensuring compliance. Regulatory Background Goals and Objectives How HWGIR affects Hazardous Waste Generators State Adoption Timelines How Verisk 3E Can Help.
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