Bhopal Disaster and Risk Analysis: The Significance of the Bhopal Disaster to Risk Analysis At Any Other Chemical Plant (Safety Expenditure with Capital Rationing)

  • Anderson E
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Abstract

Current frequency of chemical plant inidents involving the public my average ane every ten years for a fifty man department (one every millio man hours) Prior to Bhopal these resulted in from 1 to 400 complaints per incident with visits to a first aid station the most common reaction.Synergism between small exposures may require that each of us consider the implications of others following our safety guides and lowers the allowable level of imposed risk.(AU)

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Anderson, E. V. (1987). Bhopal Disaster and Risk Analysis: The Significance of the Bhopal Disaster to Risk Analysis At Any Other Chemical Plant (Safety Expenditure with Capital Rationing). In Risk Assessment and Management (pp. 657–664). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-6443-7_63

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