Measuring inherent safety, health and environmental characteristics early in process development

Dennis C. Hendershot

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Risk and Safety Analysis Industrial and Mining Safety Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

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Abstract It is generally agreed that inherent safety is most effectively addressed early in chemical process development. Measurement of inherent safety, health, and environmental (SHE) characterisics of various process alternatives is important to effectively consider these charactersitics when selecting the best overall process. Several tools which can be used to measure inherent SHE characteristics of a chemical process early in development are briefly discussed.

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