The paper considers issues of industrial safety in the operation of petrochemical units with regard to the current regulatory requirements of the Russian Federation. The relevance of the topic is associated with the fact that petrochemical facilities handle flammable, explosive, toxic and chemically aggressive substanc...
The mineral industries and Mining activities, in general, cause extensive environmental damage. Dealing with them is in many cases technically possible, but the cost is often prohibitive in an industry. Two of the most important tools for controlling environmental accidents are the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)...
: The chemical plants in the energy industry are characterized by high temperatures and pressures, flammable and explosive media, continuous production, and clustered facility distribution, making them a high-risk scenario for major hazardous chemical explosions in China. Current domestic research primarily focuses on...
The nuclear industry has had a good track record of progressively reducing occupational, public, and environmental exposures across the nuclear fuel cycle through the practical implementation of the as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) principle. Worker and public doses remain low, and environmental impacts are bein...
-Modern industrial facilities have to meet a complicated combination of regulatory compliance requirements. Since food safety regulations require thorough sanitization, the separation of raw materials, and the use of dedicated stores for hazardous chemicals in order to avoid both biological and chemical contamination,...
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