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4 Newest Publications about the topic safety equipments
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Flexible Sensors Based on Nanoparticles
09-Sep-2013 | Meital Segev-Bar; Hossam Haick, ACS Nano, 2013
Flexible sensors can be envisioned as promising components for smart sensing applications, including consumer electronics, robotics, prosthetics, health care, safety equipment, environmental monitoring, homeland security and space flight. The current review presents a concise, although admittedly ...
Development of a protocol for determining confined space occupant load
31-Jul-2013 | Peg Wilson, Qingsheng Wang, Process Safety Progress, 2013
Working in confined spaces such as storage tanks always poses significant challenges for all workers even with the existing Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard (29 CFR 1910.146). In the process industries, confined space operation requires its own set of safety considerations. ...
Thermal malfunction criteria of fire safety electrical equipment in nuclear power plants
30-Jan-2012 | Gay, Laurent; Gracia, Robert; Wizenne, Eric, Fire and Materials, 2012
SUMMARY Malfunctions of nuclear power plants' (NPP) fire safety electrical equipment may be the consequence of a fire, leading to an increase of temperature and heat fluxes in a room and its adjacent ones. Electrical equipment manufacturers issue a so‐called ‘maximum temperature of normal ...
Thermal malfunction criteria of fire safety electrical equipment in nuclear power plants
30-Jan-2012 | Gay, Laurent; Gracia, Robert; Wizenne, Eric, Fire and Materials, 2012
SUMMARY Malfunctions of nuclear power plants' (NPP) fire safety electrical equipment may be the consequence of a fire, leading to an increase of temperature and heat fluxes in a room and its adjacent ones. Electrical equipment manufacturers issue a so‐called ‘maximum temperature of normal ...
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