A simple graphical method for measuring inherent safety
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...Gupta and Edwards (2003) proposed a simple graphical method to choose the best process route based...
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...Gupta and Edwards (2003) proposed a simple graphical method to choose the best process route based on the ISD principle....
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...Therefore because of this scope selection the ACH process was always regarded as the least safe or healthy alternative as pointed out by Gupta & Edwards (2003)....
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...Gupta & Edwards (2003) point out that, due to the additive nature of the indexes, the processes with more steps tend to get the worst index values....
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...Gupta & Edwards (2003) discuss this aspect from inherent safety point of view....
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...…fair since in the other five MMA routes, only the subprocesses for actual MMA production are assessed – not the raw material production or waste treatment even though the other processes also produce waste materials such as residues and wastewater but in much smaller extent (Gupta & Edwards, 2003)....
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...Among others (besides those mentioned previously) are by Khan and Abbasi (1998a) (RRABD), Khan et al. (2001) (SweHI), Mansfield (1997) (INSET), Palaniappan et al. (2002a, b) (iSafe) and Gupta and Edwards (2003) (Graphical Method)....
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...(2002a, b) (iSafe) and Gupta and Edwards (2003) (Graphical Method). Occupational health aspect, on the other hand, has received limited attention as compared to process hazards. Nevertheless, there are still quite a number of existing methods addressing this area. The examples of these methods include; by Koller et al. (1999, 2000) (EHS), Shah et al. (2003, 2005) (SREST), Khan and Abbasi (1998b) (HIRA) and by Sheng and Hertwich (1998) (HHS). However, all of the above-mentioned methods attend to health aspect only as part of the other main aspects. For instance, in EHS and SREST methods, they addressed health issue alongside safety and environmental issues. Meanwhile, HIRA considered only a small part of health aspect (as HIRA main objective is to assess safety problems) and HHS evaluated health hazards as part of the environmental assessment activity. Available researches particularly addressing occupational health aspect were carried out by Johnson (2001) (OHHI) and Hellweg et al. (2005). Hellweg’s work concentrated on adapting occupational health effects in the existing lifecycle assessment (LCA) method....
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...(2002a, b) (iSafe) and Gupta and Edwards (2003) (Graphical Method). Occupational health aspect, on the other hand, has received limited attention as compared to process hazards. Nevertheless, there are still quite a number of existing methods addressing this area. The examples of these methods include; by Koller et al. (1999, 2000) (EHS), Shah et al. (2003, 2005) (SREST), Khan and Abbasi (1998b) (HIRA) and by Sheng and Hertwich (1998) (HHS). However, all of the above-mentioned methods attend to health aspect only as part of the other main aspects. For instance, in EHS and SREST methods, they addressed health issue alongside safety and environmental issues. Meanwhile, HIRA considered only a small part of health aspect (as HIRA main objective is to assess safety problems) and HHS evaluated health hazards as part of the environmental assessment activity. Available researches particularly addressing occupational health aspect were carried out by Johnson (2001) (OHHI) and Hellweg et al....
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...(2002a, b) (iSafe) and Gupta and Edwards (2003) (Graphical Method)....
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...(2002a, b) (iSafe) and Gupta and Edwards (2003) (Graphical Method). Occupational health aspect, on the other hand, has received limited attention as compared to process hazards. Nevertheless, there are still quite a number of existing methods addressing this area. The examples of these methods include; by Koller et al. (1999, 2000) (EHS), Shah et al. (2003, 2005) (SREST), Khan and Abbasi (1998b) (HIRA) and by Sheng and Hertwich (1998) (HHS)....
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