Tq, very much bro..
Really appreciate ur help
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Tq, very much bro..
Really appreciate ur help
May God bless u
salam
many thanks my brother
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Mutrosa
Could you send to me a copy of have that document: Research Report: Dispersion modelling and calculations in support of EI Model Code of Safe Practice Part 15: Area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids.
Edition: 2nd
Date: Apr 2008
ref: 978 0 85293 489 0
Hi,
I have that document: AREA CLASSIFICATION CODE FOR INSTALLATIONS HANDLING FLAMMABLE FLUIDS, PART 15, OF THE IP MODEL CODE OF SAFE PRACTICE IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY, July 2005, 3rd edition pdf document is not scaned.
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Document: Research Report: Dispersion modelling and calculations in support of EI Model Code of Safe Practice Part 15: Area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids. Edition: 2nd,Date: Apr 2008, ref: 978 0 85293 489 0.
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Last edited by mutrosa; 09-01-2009 at 02:44 PM.
Salam everyone,
I just wanna ask if there is somebody who could help me.
I was actually looking for a sample of Hazardous Area Classification report.
URGENTLY NEEDED!
Hi,
Electrical Installations in Hazardous Areas Eur Ing Alan McMillan
C Eng FlEE FlnstMC, 1998
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API Recommended Practice 505, Recommended Practicefor
Classijìcation of Locations for Electrical Installations at Petroleum Facilities Classijìed as
Class I, Zone O, Zone 1, and Zone 2, 1st Edition, November 1997
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MANUAL PRÀCTICO Clasificación de zonas en atmósferas explosivas
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Calculations in Support of IP 15:The Area Classification Code for Installations Handling Flammable Fluids
New ISBN 9780852934890
Format: Paperback
Edition: 2nd
Date Published: April 2008
Published by: Energy Institute
The second edition of 'EI Research Report: Dispersion analysis and calculations in support of EI Model Code of Safe Practice Part 15: The area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids' provides the findings of additional research to further extend the dispersion modelling and calculation basis of EI Model Code of Safe Practice Part 15 Area classification code for installations handling flammable fluids (EI 15). It focuses on the following technical issues:
- Sensitivity analysis of ambient temperature, relative humidity, weather and surface roughness on dispersion characteristics from point sources for various fluid categories.
- Sensitivity analysis of the nature and ambient temperature of the underlying surface (e.g. concrete, dry soil), weather, and surface roughness on dispersion characteristics from pools of various diameters and depths, for various fluid categories.
- Determination of whether any existing EI 15 fluid categories apply to liquefied natural gas (LNG), or if it requires specific modelling and sensitivity analysis of parameters (hole diameter, release pressure, temperature, relative humidity, weather, surface roughness, surface type) to determine dispersion characteristics.
Given that the new research augments, but does not invalidate, several technical issues in the first edition, and that no further technical work has been carried out on other work items, the first edition of the report is entirely replicated as Addendum 1.
The findings of the report will be reviewed by the Energy Institute's Area Classification Working Group to see how the new research affects the continuing technical integrity of pertinent aspects of the third edition of EI 15.
The information in this publication should assist process safety engineers, safety advisors, designers, or others with responsibility for hazardous area classification to better determine the extent of hazardous areas in a consistent manner for specific fluid and process, weather and environment dependent values. The information is internationally applicable provided it is read, interpreted and applied in conjunction with relevant national and local requirements.
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Please anyone, i do need a copy of IP 15-2005
if possible, please to my e-mail; whiteronyaf@naver.com
Hi whiteron:
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