Risk assessment for natural refrigerants : Calculation methods for industrial plants

Calculation methods for industrial plants
Risk assessment for natural refrigerants

Author : Jacques GUILPART

Publication date: July 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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2. Calculation methods for industrial plants

2.1 Thermal effects

The thermal effects of an accident are mainly associated with the BLEVE scenario mentioned in paragraph 1.1.1 . Calculating these effects requires calculating the radiated flux Φ (kW/m²)...

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References

(1) - KRUSE (H.) - Energy savings when using hydrocarbons as refrigerant. - Congrès de Washington. 23-25 oct. 1995.
(2) - CAVALLINI (A.) - Ammonia history and technical comparison between ammonia, R22 and new refrigerants. - Proceedings ammoniac actualités. Conférence IIF, sept. 1996.

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2. Calculation methods for industrial plants

2.1 Thermal effects

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Calculation methods for industrial plants
Risk assessment for natural refrigerants