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Improvement of LPG-installations by experience feed-back and reliability methods; Baettre gasolanlaeggningar med hjaelp av erfarenhetsaaterfoering och tillfoerlitlighetsteknik

Abstract

Basic facts on storage, usage and properties of LPG are summarized in this report. Swedish regulations pertaining to LPG-installations are briefly discussed. The basic design and main components of an industrial LPG-installation are described as well as suitable action in case of leakage or fire. Most accidents in LPG-installations are caused by defective equipment or human mistakes. An increased use of LPG in large scale installations calls for systematic reporting, analysis and feed-back of near-accidents in LPG installations. The goal of this is to improve safety and technology. A prerequisite is that events which can provide important information are reported. To ensure this it is believed that the legislation pertaining to LPG installations should require reporting of accidents and near-accidents as is the case for natural gas installations. Appropriate forms and instructions are needed to ensure that all important information is included in a report. The best results will probably be achieved if one organization gather, analyze and present information on reported events. The reliability engineering event tree technique is described and demonstrated as a method which can be used to analyze function and reliability of technicl systems like LPG-installations. Two failures or near-accidents in LPG fueled boiler installations are  More>>
Authors:
Forsman, J [1] 
  1. Vattenfall Energisystem AB, Vaellingby (Sweden)
Publication Date:
Sep 16, 1991
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
SV-UG-91-60
Reference Number:
SCA: 020600; 022000; PA: SWD-92:007045; SN: 92000720069
Resource Relation:
Other Information: PBD: 16 Sep 1991
Subject:
02 PETROLEUM; LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES; SAFETY; RELIABILITY; FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS; FAILURES; REGULATIONS; RISK ASSESSMENT; STORAGE; REPORTING REQUIREMENTS; 020600; 022000; HEALTH AND SAFETY; TRANSPORT, HANDLING, AND STORAGE
OSTI ID:
10141818
Research Organizations:
Vattenfall Utveckling AB, Vaellingby (Sweden)
Country of Origin:
Sweden
Language:
Swedish
Other Identifying Numbers:
Other: ON: DE92506566; TRN: SE9207045
Availability:
OSTI; NTIS (US Sales Only)
Submitting Site:
SWD
Size:
36 p.
Announcement Date:
Jul 05, 2005

Citation Formats

Forsman, J. Improvement of LPG-installations by experience feed-back and reliability methods; Baettre gasolanlaeggningar med hjaelp av erfarenhetsaaterfoering och tillfoerlitlighetsteknik. Sweden: N. p., 1991. Web.
Forsman, J. Improvement of LPG-installations by experience feed-back and reliability methods; Baettre gasolanlaeggningar med hjaelp av erfarenhetsaaterfoering och tillfoerlitlighetsteknik. Sweden.
Forsman, J. 1991. "Improvement of LPG-installations by experience feed-back and reliability methods; Baettre gasolanlaeggningar med hjaelp av erfarenhetsaaterfoering och tillfoerlitlighetsteknik." Sweden.
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title = {Improvement of LPG-installations by experience feed-back and reliability methods; Baettre gasolanlaeggningar med hjaelp av erfarenhetsaaterfoering och tillfoerlitlighetsteknik}
author = {Forsman, J}
abstractNote = {Basic facts on storage, usage and properties of LPG are summarized in this report. Swedish regulations pertaining to LPG-installations are briefly discussed. The basic design and main components of an industrial LPG-installation are described as well as suitable action in case of leakage or fire. Most accidents in LPG-installations are caused by defective equipment or human mistakes. An increased use of LPG in large scale installations calls for systematic reporting, analysis and feed-back of near-accidents in LPG installations. The goal of this is to improve safety and technology. A prerequisite is that events which can provide important information are reported. To ensure this it is believed that the legislation pertaining to LPG installations should require reporting of accidents and near-accidents as is the case for natural gas installations. Appropriate forms and instructions are needed to ensure that all important information is included in a report. The best results will probably be achieved if one organization gather, analyze and present information on reported events. The reliability engineering event tree technique is described and demonstrated as a method which can be used to analyze function and reliability of technicl systems like LPG-installations. Two failures or near-accidents in LPG fueled boiler installations are described in order to try to find out what happened and what experiences that can be learnt.}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1991}
month = {Sep}
}