SZodixStudyAcademic Library
ShelvesOpen access
Study · an open academic library·Metadata from OpenAlex (CC0)·Shelves·OpenAlex metadata, de-duplicated
Development of a vegetation-damage indicator as a means of post-accident investigation for chlorine releases
4 references·0 citing·14 second hop
Development of a vegetation-damage indicator as a means of post-accident investigation for chlorine releases (1990)Development of a vegetation-damage indica…An analysis of the risks arising from the transport of liquefied gases in Great Britain (1988)An analysis of the risks aris…The assessment of major hazards: The lethal toxicity of chlorine (1985)The assessment of major hazar…The assessment of major hazards: The lethal toxicity of chlorine (1985)The assessment of major hazar…The effect of uncertainties in human toxic response on hazard range estimation for ammonia and chlorine (1984)The effect of uncertainties i…VULNERABILITY MODEL. A SIMULATION SYSTEM FOR ASSESSING DAMAGE RESULTING FROM MARINE SPILLS (1975)Toxicological assessments in relation to major hazards (1993)A critical perspective on the implementation of the EU Council Seveso Directives in France, Germany, Italy and Spain (2020)The Medical Department of the United States Army (1950)The assessment of major hazards: The lethal toxicity of bromine (1986)Comparison of probit expressions for the prediction of lethality due to toxic exposure (1995)Rapid analysis of risk assessment using developed simulation of chemical industrial accidents software package (2007)Loss prevention in the process industries (1980)Loss prevention in the process industries (1981)The use of probit expressions in the assessment of acute population impact of toxic releases (1991)A model for effective toxic load from fluctuating gas concentrations (1999)Dynamic failure assessment of an ammonia storage unit: A case study (2014)The assessment of major hazards: Estimation of injury and damage around a hazard source using an impact model based on inverse square law and probit relations (1984)Risk assessment for installations where liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is stored in bulk vessels above ground (1988)
this work references cited by second hop

References

  • 1984The effect of uncertainties in human toxic response on hazard range estimation for ammonia and chlorine76 cited
  • 1985The assessment of major hazards: The lethal toxicity of chlorine48 cited
  • 1985The assessment of major hazards: The lethal toxicity of chlorine45 cited
  • 1988An analysis of the risks arising from the transport of liquefied gases in Great Britain13 cited

Cited by

No citing works inside the corpus for this window.

Only edges whose both ends are imported exist here. Widen the year window, or show the whole map. Back to the work