Model code of safe practice part 15 : area classification for installations handling flammable fluids - The Energy Institute (Wielka Brytania). (Londyn : Energy Institute, 2015)
EI Model code of safe practice - Part 15: Area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids (EI15, formerly referred to as IP15) is a well-established Model Code for area classification in the petroleum industry. It provides a demonstrable methodology for determining hazard radii, applicable to installations handling flammable fluids. Identifying and designating areas in which there is a risk of a flammable (explosive) atmosphere occurring is a legal duty under the Dangerous Substances and Explosives Atmospheres Regulations 2002, (DSEAR) [which implement ATEX Directive 99/92/ EC setting minimum requirements for improving the safety & health of workers potentially at risk from explosive atmospheres], and the Offshore Installations (Prevention of Fire and Explosion, and Emergency Response) Regulations, 1995, (PFEER). (...) The Model Code applies dispersion modelling to the calculation of hazard radii, taking into account variables such as pressure of release and the effect of mist or spray formation. The current methodology takes account of both the composition of the material released and its release conditions including the release pressure, together with sensitivity to various operating parameters. [ze Wstępu]
The technique of area classification // The point source approach for classification of individual sources of releases // Effect of ventilation on area classification.
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Keywords: Ciecze palne; Paliwa płynne; Ropa naftowa; Zagrożenie wybuchowe; Atmosfery wybuchowe; Energetyka; Opracowanie