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kvsundaram
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A common misconception lingering today is that the toxic chemical release in Bhopal, India. Attached an article on Bhopal Disaster from an Engineering perspective.
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File Type: pdf The Bhopal Disaster__Engineering Perspective.pdf (243.4 KB, 231 views)

V.Raghunathan
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Hello Mr K V Sundaram,
It is a well written article highlighting Safety aspects.
The deviations often seen in many industries are reflected in the findings.
Use of Carbon Steel for services using MIC
-- IGNORING SAFETY IN PREFERENCE TO COST
Stopping of Refregiration
-- LACK OF AWARENESS OF THE IMPLICATIONS
Water Entering MIC tank.
--- COMPLETE IGNORANCE OF WATER AND MIC REACTION EFFECTS
Viewer's Comment
--AUDIT IS ONLY A SAMPLING EXERCISE.RESPONSIBILITY IS WITH OPERATING TEAM.
Cheaper Seals
-- A USUAL PRACTICE TO CUT THE COST.
Many good learnings,.
V.Raghunathan

From India
raghuvaran chakkaravarthy
495

Hi KVS,
Just i go through that article which you shared by you. It's quite interesting now i have much interested to learn in process safety; really the article is quite interesting and well written.
Dear Mr.Raghunathan,
Thanks for your reply on this thread.

From United States, Fpo
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