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Consequence analysis is extremely useful for informing designers and operators of hazardous facilities – if understood and used appropriately
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Process modelling has come (and will continue to go) a long way
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How a new process to recycle carbon fibre composites led to a race-ready kayak
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Pfizer adds AZ antibiotics to portfolio
Includes Zaficefta and Merrem for serious infections
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Operation Ghoul hunts engineering industries
Cybercriminals use malware to access corporate data
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AB InBev to cut 576 UK jobs after merger
SABMiller operations to be “significantly impacted”
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Making nail polish while producing hydrogen
Efficient process saves high-energy purification
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THE field of process safety is constantly evolving. This goes right from the early 1800s – when Éleuthère Irénée du Pont recognised the importance of leadership commitment and had his managers and their families live at the gunpowder factory, thus ensuring they had a focus on safety – to modern-day technological developments in the design of instrumented protective systems.
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Hybrid Airship: No Roads, No Problem
MORE than two-thirds of the world’s land area and more than half the world’s population have no direct access to paved roads. This lack of infrastructure presents incredible challenges for the resource extraction industries and has left many identified deposits undeveloped, including the Ambler region of Alaska, deposits in sub-Saharan Africa, and regions in the Andes.
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The age of industry using carbon dioxide as a resource begins
COVESTRO’S Dream Production project achieved a key milestone in June as it started commercial production of plastics using ‘waste’ CO2 captured from a nearby chemical plant in Germany.
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ICHEME and the Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) collaborated to bring a local edition of the leading process safety conference series Hazards, to Singapore’s shores in May. The conference theme, “making safety case a reality” echoed Singapore’s intention to implement the safety case regime by Q3 2017.
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THERE is a recurring number that despite magnificent developments in technical safety doesn’t seem to go away. That number is 80, and it relates to the percentage of incidents that in some way has been contributed to by a human. It is a recurring average across industry and in different settings. Looking on the bright side, it means that there is huge scope to make a significant improvement.
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