Flow Reaction Forces upon Blowdown of Safety Valves

The activation of safety valves causes the development of flow reaction forces that have to be transferred in an adequate way via the piping to the steel structure or via the connected vessel into the foundation. If the safety valve outlet piping is connected to a blowdown system or, in case of blowing off into the atmosphere, are equipped with a T‐piece at the outlet, the stationary reaction forces are compensated completely. The transient opening process, however, develops flow reaction forces which culminate in peaks of short duration. In this article, a simple method will be proposed for the estimation of the resulting reaction forces as a function of the length of the pipe at the safety valve outlet. CFD calculations and blowdown tests executed with a full‐lift safety valve have confirmed this method on principle. Special importance is attributed to the short duration of the effect of the reaction forces which seems to have only a negligible impact on the supporting steel structure.     

构建媒体网络信息安全体系

通过对广州市电视台综合信息平台网络系统的应用现状及安全风险进行分析,提出基于网络层、系统层、用户层和安全策略管理全方位的网络信息安全体系.     

优化设计 确保干式气柜安全运行

稀油密封干式气柜普遍应用于钢铁企业储存煤气,而用于炼油厂储存瓦斯气也仅仅是近些年出现的现象,由于干式气柜自身特点所限,一些炼油企业在使用过程中出现一些问题,导致气柜不能安全、有效运行,重点介绍克拉玛依石化公司在干式气柜运用方面的一些经验和体会,希望给有关设计和生产单位提供参考。     

加强安全监督管理 保障检修施工安全

通过严格外来施工队伍和人员的安全管理,加强直接作业票证的管理,落实监护人职责,开展项目危险性分析,强化现场监督等手段,从而加强了检修现场的安全管理,保证系统停车检修的圆满完成。     

天然气井井筒及井口安全技术研究

天然气勘探开发具有高温、高压、高风险,安全技术及管理难度大等特点,通过实例分析天然气井存在的主要问题,提出应采取的关键安全技术及需要解决的问题。     

武山铜矿主井系统延深改造及效果浅析

武山铜矿主井延深时根据新的采、选工艺要求，在前期工程的基础上，对其箕斗提升系统进行改造，增设坑内破碎。针对该矿特粘的矿石性质和前期工程遗留问题，在具体设计和实施过程中采取特别措施保证系统通畅和安全并注意节省投资。同时对尚存在的问题也提出了新的思考。     

基于ASP技术实现网上购物系统

利用目前流行的一种Web应用开发技术-ASP，实现网上购物系统。应用了ASP对COM组件的支持，实现了异构数据库的联合使用。同时，此系统具备客户登录功能，利用于系统的安全性。     

An Adaptive Recipe Implementation in Case‐Based Formalism for Abnormal Condition Management

This paper deals with accurate recipe implementation for abnormal condition management in a batch process using a case‐based reasoning (CBR) approach. A set of new problems can be solved by reusing proven process solutions. The proposed system integrates quantitative and qualitative parameters for adaptation of cases. A novel methodology to generate accurate recipes and to adapt to the processes is introduced during normal and abnormal conditions. In particular, the differences between current conditions and the references (recipes) should be managed to prevent any hazardous conditions arising. The processes are evaluated using their similarity to the past cases. This intelligent approach distinguishes plausible cases, generates accurate recipes, and adapts to new situations. The aim is to use the offline historical process data and safety related information in order to propose changes and adjustments in the processes.     

Evaluating the transfer of technology between application domains: a critical evaluation of the human component in the system

Technology can take many forms from the development of sophisticated electronics to the application of basic procedural principles. Technology transfer can also take several forms, however, in this case, it is the transfer of technological principles between application domains that is of primary interest. This paper presents a framework (the Five ‘M’s framework) that can be used to consider the likely success of technology transfer. The framework is based upon a sociotechnical system approach. The framework is illustrated with an evaluation of the introduction of intelligent cruise control into motor vehicles. It is argued that this is a technological concept first developed as an aerospace application in the form of the autopilot. In this case, it is argued that the transfer of this technology in its current form may potentially compromise safety.     

Real-Time Three-Dimensional Occupancy Grid Modeling for the Detection and Tracking of Construction Resources

Awareness of the construction environment can be improved by automatic three-dimensional (3D) sensing and modeling of job sites in real time. Commercially available 3D modeling approaches based on range scanning techniques are capable of modeling static objects only, and thus cannot model dynamic objects in real time in an environment comprised of moving humans, equipment, and materials. Emerging prototype video range cameras offer an alternative by facilitating affordable, wide field of view, dynamic object tracking at frame rates better than 1?Hz (real time). This paper describes a methodology to model, detect, and track the position of static and moving objects in real time, based on data obtained from video range cameras. Experiments with this technology have produced results that indicate that video rate 3D data acquisition and analysis of construction environments can support effective modeling, detection, and tracking of project resources. This approach to job site awareness has inherent value and broad application. In combination with effective management practices and other sensing techniques, this technology has the potential to significantly improve safety on construction job sites.