What Went Wrong?: Case Histories of Process Plant Disasters and How They Could Have Been Avoided

Looking for a comprehensive resource to understand and potentially avoid process plant accidents and disasters? Look no further than "What Went Wrong?: Case Histories of Process Plant Disasters and How They Could Have Been Avoided." With its updated and expanded sixth edition, this book provides a complete analysis of the design, operational, and management causes of such incidents.

What sets this book apart from others in the field is its incorporation of questions and personal exercises at the end of each major book section, allowing readers to actively engage with the material. By examining case histories and understanding what went wrong and why, readers can learn valuable lessons without having to experience the loss incurred by others.

In this latest edition, co-author Paul Amyotte has added 20% new material and updated existing content to ensure that readers have access to the most current information. Parts A and B have been combined, providing a more streamlined reading experience. Plus, this edition also delves into topical concepts including Natech events, process security, warning signs, and domino effects, further enhancing its appeal.

One of the most valuable aspects of "What Went Wrong?" is the inclusion of new case histories and lessons learned from various industries and applications. Whether you're involved in laboratories, pilot plants, bioprocess plants, or electronics manufacturing facilities, you'll find relevant examples that will resonate with your specific field.

Don't miss out on this ultimate resource for safety and loss prevention professionals. Expand your knowledge and gain insights on how to avoid process plant accidents and disasters. Take the first step towards a safer work environment by investing in "What Went Wrong?: Case Histories of Process Plant Disasters and How They Could Have Been Avoided" today!

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