[Complete Reading] EI part 19: Fire Precaution at petroleum refineries and bulk storage installations.

Foreword

Key Principles

Overview

 

1. Introduction

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Scope

1.3 Application

1.4 Risk-based fire and explosion hazard management (FEHM) 

1.5 Regislave trends in FEHM assessment and provision of fire risk reduction measures 

1.6 International application 

1.7 Risk drivers

 

2. Hazards

2.1 Introductions

2.2 Fire-related properties of petroleum and its products

2.3 Combustion of petroleum and its products

2.4 Smoke and gases

2.5 Fire and explosion scenarios

2.6 Consequences

2.7 Fire and Explosion Modeling 

 

3. FEHM Process 

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Fire Scenario Analysis 

3.3 Risk Reduction Options 

3.4 FEHM policy

3.5 Implementation

 

4. Fire Prevention

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Control of flammable substances

4.3 Atmospheric monitoring 

4.4 Control of the source of ignition

4.5 Permit-to -work systems 

4.6 Maintenance practices

4.7 Housekeeping 

4.8 Installation layout 

4.9 Building fire precautions

 

5. Fire, liquid, and flammable gas detection

 

6. Fire Protection

6.1 Intrduction

6.2 PFP-options, applications and design issues 

6.3 AFP

6.4 Extinguish media 

6.5 Fixed system -options, applications and design issues 

 

7. Response strategies and options

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Incident repsonse strategies 

7.3 Occupational fire brigades

7.4 Organizational of occupational fire brigades

7.5 Competency standards for installation emergency responders

7.6 Fire response equipment 

 

8. Maintaing FEHM policy 

 

Annex A

Annex B

Annex C

Annex D

Annex E