论文信息 - Process safety in the future—A view from the chemistry

Process safety in the future—A view from the chemistry

This paper advances the thesis that a complete assessment of the chemical process safety must be founded on specific chemical hazards data. Usually, these data can only be obtained from appropriately designed experiments using the correct testing techniques. The basis of safety and the window of safe operations arise from the relevant process safety data.

David J. Leggett

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