Hazop (Risk MGMT)
Hazop (Risk MGMT)
Hazop (Risk MGMT)
Risk Mitigation in
Construction Projects
By
Prof.P.Muralidhar
NICMAR CISC, Hyderabad
HAZOP ANALYSIS
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Recommendations
The storage tanks in the storage yard should be spaced
adequately such that the radiation intensity level on any
adjoining tank in the event of fire is less than 32 kw/sq.m
Tank fire should be considered as an credible accident &
measures need to be taken to tackle them
Providing green belt around the plant boundary will go a long
way in reducing the radiation intensity level outside the plant
boundary
It is worthwhile to install sprinklers/ adequate fire
hydrants/monitors in the gantry areas for protection in the
event of an eventuality
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Objectives of DMP
To minimise damage to property & environment
To carry out the relief & medical treatment of those
who have suffered injuries
Secure the safe rehabilitation of affected people
Contain & bring the situation under control
Preserve records for subsequent enquiry into the
cause & circumstances & to prevent its recurrence.
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
3/7/2013
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Hazard identified
Turbo generator
Fires in:
oil system
Cable galleries
Short circuit
Explosion due to
leakage of hydrogen &
consequent fire
Lube
Chlorination plant
Hydrochloric acid
Corrosive
Fire
Boilers
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Loading Gantry
Dispersion & evaporation of hazardous gases are highly
dependent on meteorological conditions. The loading gantry
needs to be located in the downward direction of plant so
that vapours are away from plant premises.
Methodology
The major failure scenarios were evaluated to assess the
effect on people & property within & outside the plant
premises.
The effect of fire on people will be due to thermal radiation.
Therefore, criteria needs to be fixed for deciding the
maximum level of thermal radiation to which the population
can be subjected.
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
3/7/2013
Methodology
For the present study, the scenarios under consideration
assume that the peak level of radiation will not occur suddenly.
It is found that it requires 20-30 minutes before the tank fire
grows to full size.
A criteria of 4.5 kw/sq.m has been selected to judge the
acceptability of scenarios.
A surface flux of 120kw/sq.m is considered to be appropriate
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Spread of fire
Effective cooling of adjoining tanks is the
most important aspect for prevention of fire
from one tank to another.
At the plant storage, all the tanks should be
provided with sprinklers
Drainage needs to be checked for its
adequacy to carry the applied water
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad
Prof.P.Muralidhar NICMAR
Hyderabad