Hazardous Substances Mathematical Models

34 books
Methods for the determination of possible damage to people and objects resulting from releases of hazardous materialsUnknown Author

Methods for the determination of possible damage to people and objects resulting from releases of hazardous materials

Unknown Author

1992No page data
Risk analysis in hazardous materials transportationUnknown Author

Risk analysis in hazardous materials transportation

Unknown Author

1973No page data
Wind flow and vapor cloud dispersion at industrial and urban sitesSteven R. Hanna
⏱ 3h 28m

Wind flow and vapor cloud dispersion at industrial and urban sites

Steven R. Hanna

2004208 pp.
Mathematical modeling in the environmentCharles Robert Hadlock
⏱ 5h 2m

Mathematical modeling in the environment

Charles Robert Hadlock

1998302 pp.
A critical technical review of six hazard assessment modelsA H. Rausch
⏱ 3h 30m

A critical technical review of six hazard assessment models

A H. Rausch

1977210 pp.
Continuing development of the vulnerability modelA. H. Rausch
⏱ 5h 42m

Continuing development of the vulnerability model

A. H. Rausch

1977342 pp.
Severities of transportation accidents involving large packagesSandia Laboratories.
⏱ 2h 35m

Severities of transportation accidents involving large packages

Sandia Laboratories.

1978155 pp.
An evaluation of the Ocean Breeze/Dry Gulch dispersion modelBruce A Kunkel
⏱ 18m

An evaluation of the Ocean Breeze/Dry Gulch dispersion model

Bruce A Kunkel

198418 pp.
Risk analysis in hazardous materials transportationLloyd L. Philipson
⏱ 2h 29m

Risk analysis in hazardous materials transportation

Lloyd L. Philipson

1974149 pp.
Quantitative modeling in toxicologyKannan Krishnan

Quantitative modeling in toxicology

Kannan Krishnan

2010No page data
Modifications to the vulnerability modelChi K. Tsao
⏱ 37m

Modifications to the vulnerability model

Chi K. Tsao

197937 pp.
Guidelines for Use of Vapor Cloud Dispersion Models (Center for Chemical Process Safety (Ccps).)Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS)
⏱ 4h 31m

Guidelines for Use of Vapor Cloud Dispersion Models (Center for Chemical Process Safety (Ccps).)

Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS)

1996271 pp.
Guidelines for use of vapor cloud dispersion modelsUnknown Author
⏱ 4h 31m

Guidelines for use of vapor cloud dispersion models

Unknown Author

1996271 pp.
Guidelines for use of vapor cloud dispersion modelsSteven R. Hanna
⏱ 2h 57m

Guidelines for use of vapor cloud dispersion models

Steven R. Hanna

1987177 pp.
Comparison of steady state evaporation models for toxic chemical spillsTeri L. Vossler
⏱ 48m

Comparison of steady state evaporation models for toxic chemical spills

Teri L. Vossler

198948 pp.
Development of an atmospheric diffusion model for toxic chemical releasesBruce A Kunkel
⏱ 34m

Development of an atmospheric diffusion model for toxic chemical releases

Bruce A Kunkel

198534 pp.
New chemicals regulation under the Toxic Substances Control ActAdele R. Palmer
⏱ 1h 1m

New chemicals regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act

Adele R. Palmer

198661 pp.
Development of an atmospheric diffusion model for toxic chemical releasesBruce A. Kunkel
⏱ 34m

Development of an atmospheric diffusion model for toxic chemical releases

Bruce A. Kunkel

198534 pp.
Logistics for hazardous materials transportationGeorge List

Logistics for hazardous materials transportation

George List

1990No page data
Analytical and experimental study to improve computer models for mixing and dilution of soluble hazardous chemicalsFranklin T. Dodge

Analytical and experimental study to improve computer models for mixing and dilution of soluble hazardous chemicals

Franklin T. Dodge

1982No page data
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