Chemical Industrial Emergency Response System Guide

Author: Peng Shenzhen
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This guide is specifically compiled for establishing emergency response systems in chemical industrial parks. It primarily references the successful experiences of EU countries in this field, while also integrating the lessons learned from the Shanghai Chemical Industrial Park Emergency Response System Pilot Project under the EMCP program. Furthermore, it fully considers the country's laws, regulations, and standards related to accident management. This book can also serve as a reference for other industrial parks or even entire cities to establish modern emergency response systems. The book consists of 13 chapters, detailing: the development history of emergency response systems for chemical accidents both domestically and internationally; functional requirements analysis for emergency response systems in chemical industrial parks; emergency response center construction; credible adverse scenario planning; identification of key hazardous sources; determination of hazardous areas during accidents; tiered management of accidents; alarm systems; emergency evacuation; public pipeline management; district-level emergency response plans for chemical industrial parks; preventive inspections; training and exercises; and provides multiple highly practical appendices. The book primarily focuses on practical operational methods, avoiding overly theoretical introductions, with the aim of providing readers with a conceptually advanced and highly practical operational guide.