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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 65 Winter 2009

Page #3 Centre for Fire and Explosion Studies Production Potential leaks from pipe joints or equipment malfunction… … Page #4 – 3 Hazards Forum Newsletter No 65 – Winter 2009WV and explosions seems to be unknown in most cases is rather worrying.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 99 Autumn 2018

Page #1 Freight train derailment causes explosion near Princeton On 17 June 2018, 23 wagons in an 89-wagon freight train derailed just outside Princeton in Indiana. … Page #1 There were no reported injuries, but an explosion led to the evacuation of homes within a one-mile radius.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 88 Autumn 2015

Page #11 This work covered large scale experiments, particularly those involving explosions. … Page #21 This is the second PN served on the mill during the investigation into the fatal explosion on July 17 and inspectors are working with the company to ensure safety and further enforcement action has not been ruled out.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 98 Spring 2018

Page #1 The plant was largely destroyed in an explosion on 20 April 2016 that 32 killed workers. … Page #2 Gas well explosion in Oklahoma kills 5 On 24 January 2018, a gas well explosion near Quniton, Oklahoma, killed 5 workers.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 95 Summer 2017

Page #9 In one example, a live gas flue was cut, and in another an explosion resulted when the underground tanks in an old petrol station under conversion were being decommissioned. … Page #16 Essar Oil UK Limited fined after explosion at Ellesmere Port refinery ++

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^[PDF] Risk-Appetite-an-insurance-prospective-CNA-Hardy-SMoorhead-HazardsForum-1

Page #14 Property Damage – perils such as fire, explosion, theft,structural failure, water damage, flooding, windstorms, earthquake, hurricane, wildfires. … Page #14 Vapour Cloud Explosion – this peril tends to give the largestamount subject loss for property damage, business interruption, and casualty.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 100 Spring 2019

Page #2 CSB highlights a common thread between two Oil Refinery Losses The CSB has highlighted potential common causes between a refinery explosion and fire in Wisconsin, USA on 28 April 2018 and that of refinery explosion in California on the 18 February 2015.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 83 Summer 2014

Page #9 Figure 1, BAe-146-301 Atmospheric Research Aircraft The three incidents were the Buncefield oil storage terminal explosion in December 2005, the largest peace time explosion and fire in European history. … Page #9 At the time of the Buncefield explosion FAAM was a new facility, having been located at Cranfield for about a year.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 94 Spring 2017

Page #9 In addition to the obvious hazards such as fire and explosion, there are numerous other non-hydrocarbon ones. … Page #10 The severity of a gas explosion is related to the congestion and extent of pipework.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 101 Spring 2020

Page #2 Hazards Forum News HFN #101 Spring 2020 2 Updated BP Texas City Animation on the 15th Anniversary of the Explosion The U.S. … Page #2 Chemical Safety Board has published an update BP Texas City animation on the 15th anniversary of the explosion.

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