2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2013.02.152
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Jet Fire Consequence Evaluation on the Natural Gas Transported by Pipelines

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“…There are two kinds of harm EFFECTS for high-pressure natural gas pipeline leakage: thermal EFFECTS from jet fires, and overpressure EFFECTS from explosions . For thermal EFFECTS in a fire event, the radiant heat fluxes may make equipment or building destroyed and deformed and result in people's injury or death (Tong et al, 2013) For overpressure EFFECTS in an explosion event, the blast wave overpressures can result in internal injuries to people, and make buildings destroyed.…”
Section: Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are two kinds of harm EFFECTS for high-pressure natural gas pipeline leakage: thermal EFFECTS from jet fires, and overpressure EFFECTS from explosions . For thermal EFFECTS in a fire event, the radiant heat fluxes may make equipment or building destroyed and deformed and result in people's injury or death (Tong et al, 2013) For overpressure EFFECTS in an explosion event, the blast wave overpressures can result in internal injuries to people, and make buildings destroyed.…”
Section: Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most NGP are pressurized and due to natural gas physical and chemical characteristics (high dispersion, flammable and explosion), the consequences of pipeline failures are disastrous and have an effect to the society, economic and environment [3,4]. There are various cases of gas pipeline incidents and their effects on human life are detrimental [4][5][6][7][8]. The causes natural gas incident are TPD or external interference which have the highest percentage of causing NGP failures followed by corrosion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Son de reconocida aplicabilidad en la delimitación o determinación de las AAC normas nacionales (NTC-5747, 2009) e internacionales (API-581 2002;Code of Federal Regulations, 2017;GRI-00/0189, 2000). Del mismo modo, se han realizado numerosas investigaciones al respecto (Ma et al, 2013;Jo y Ahn, 2002;Hui y Guoning, 2012;Tong et al, 2013;Li y Huang, 2012;Park, Lee y Jo 2004) las cuales concluyen en modelos simplificados para el cálculo del radio de impacto o área de consecuencia en la que son factores importantes la presión de operación, el diámetro de la conducción, el índice de escape de gas y el umbral de radiación que se considera admisible. La realización de un análisis de riesgo lleva al operador de un gasoducto a tomar las medidas necesarias para prevenir, mitigar o controlar los factores de riesgo en las zonas que sean definidas como AAC.…”
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