5. Conclusion
The industrial risk management approaches associated with floods, earthquakes and lightning illustrate the diversity of technical issues to be taken into account when identifying NaTech accident sequences. For each natural hazard, it is important to be able to distinguish the most sensitive points and examine them in greater depth. Given the paucity of experience, this identification is based more on a risk analysis exercise.
The diversity of natural stresses and the means of protection against them logically leads to very different NaTech risk management strategies for each natural hazard. The ability to forecast natural phenomena is a decisive factor in the choice of overall strategy, given the time available before the actual occurrence of the phenomenon, which can largely be used to secure installations. It is therefore important to clearly define the robustness...
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Bibliography
Websites
http://www.uic.fr/Activites/Securite-industrielle/Reglementation-sismique-Risque-Special
https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/glossaire/risque-majeur , consulted on 20/10/2015
Standards and norms
AFNOR Lightning protection :
series of standards: NF EN 62305-1, NF EN 62305-2, NF EN 62305-3, NF EN 62305-4
series of standards: NF EN 62561-1, NF EN 62561-2, NF EN 62561-3, NF EN 62561-4, NF EN 62561-5, NF EN 62561-6
NF EN 61643 standard series
Guide UTE C 15-443...
Regulations
Directive 2012/18/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council known as the Seveso 3 Directive of July 4, 2012 on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances, amending and subsequently repealing Council Directive 96/82/EC (text with EEA relevance).
Article L. 512-1 of the French Environment Code.
Circular dated May 10, 2010 summarizing the methodological...
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