Analysis of Hazards Identified within the Premises of the Electric Steelworks, to Carry out the Risk Assessment

Victoria Haranguş; Gabriel Dragos Vasilescu; Adela Todoruţ; Teodor Hepuţ

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.216.97

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Analysis of Hazards Identified within the Premises of the Electric Steelworks, to Carry out the Risk Assessment

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In steelmaking and casting, there are used, stored and handled chemicals which are risk factors either in the normal operation of the technical plants, or in predictable and unpredictable failure conditions. In the steelmaking and casting plants, the substances and liquids considered risk factors are: methane, oxygen, liquid steel and water used for the cooling system. This paper deals with the risk assessment within the premises of electric steelworks, in predictable failure situations, based on the sheets of assessment and reduction of the risk associated with explosive atmospheres of methane and oxygen, in the presence of high temperatures existing at the electric steelworks.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 216)

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97-102

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August 2014

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Victoria Haranguş*, Gabriel Dragos Vasilescu, Adela Todoruţ, Teodor Hepuţ

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Environment, Explosion, Hazard, Hazardous Substances, Safety

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