... possible accident scenarios. The application deals with the transport of hydrocarbon dangerous goods, where the accident consequences may involve the population exposed along the infrastructure used for transportation. Design/methodology/approach The approach taken consists of three phases. First...

..., such as in the SETAC (Society for Ecotoxicology and Chemistry) working group on LCC. This paper contributes with new outlooks and structures for that work. Life cycle costs Sweden Accidents Risk management Life cycle assessment (LCA) and life cycle costing (LCC) are both methods that emerged from...

..., realistic plans in the event that an accident does occur. It also means creating a better understanding of local hazards, which in turn should lead to actions designed to prevent accidents from happening at all. It is now universally acknowledged that every disaster, whatever the cause, may have...

... (Summary), Harvard University Press , p. 40.. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Accidents Compensation Employment Occupational health/safety Safety Standards Occupational accidents around the world annually number more than 125 million. Of these, approximately 220,000 are fatal accidents...

...Baha A. Marouf; Thamir A. Al‐Khayat; Ali K. Mehdi The radiological consequences on the population of a borax accident in 1994 in the Tammuz 2 nuclear reactor have been postulated. Dose equivalents resulting from the atmospheric release of radionuclides during the accident have been estimated...