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Michael G. Zabetakis Ph.D.
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Physical Constants and Conversion Factors
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Accident Investigations (Explosions)
Each accident involving cryogenic fluids should be investigated to determine the cause of the accident and the procedure to be used to prevent a recurrence. The following steps have been found especially usefu...
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Introduction
A systematic study of safety with cryogenic fluids can best be made by considering both the hazards associated with the materials, processes, and procedures of interest, and the principles to be used in the pr...
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Physical Hazards
The hazards considered in this chapter are those associated with changes in phase of cryogenic fluids, and with interactions between the fluids and their environments.
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Physiological Hazards
The hazards considered in this chapter are those associated with the exposure of humans to the cryogenic fluids and their vapors. Such exposure may result in the freezing of tissue and in various respiratory a...
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Plant and Test Site Safety
As with laboratory operations, basic safety considerations in low-temperature plants and test sites are similar to those in many chemical-processing plants. For example, many of the items considered by Kintz a...
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Safety Data Sheets
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Laboratory Safety
Basically, safety considerations in the low-temperature laboratory are similar to those in any other laboratory. Each worker must recognize his responsibilities to himself and to those around him. The supervis...
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Chemical Hazards
Perhaps the most common but least understood hazard is that associated with exothermic chemical reactions. Such reactions may occur with certain combinations of cryogenic fluids and with cryogenic fluids in co...
