4. Example of EPD implementation in the process industry
The aim of this example is to study, using the concept of defense-in-depth, a technical failure scenario, more precisely a runaway reaction, which could occur during a synthesis reaction in a reactor at a fine chemicals plant. This scenario is used to analyze the various systems and measures for preventing and reducing the consequences of an accident. The aim of this example is to show the contribution of the transposition of the concept of defense in depth to the reading of hazard studies for this type of ICPE.
4.1 General installation context
The site is classified as SEVESO high threshold due to the quantities of chemicals stored. The facility in question is therefore subject to authorization with servitudes, and has produced an authorization application...
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Bibliography
Regulations
Circular of June 25, 2003 on the general principles of hazard studies for classified facilities.
Circular DPPR/SEI2/CB-06-0388 of 28/12/06 concerning the availability of a guide for preparing and reading hazard studies for establishments subject to authorization with easements, and application sheets for recent regulatory texts.
Circular dated 10/05/10 summarizing the methodological...
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