Air based hazards sources of air based hazards Type of air based hazards Priliminary hazard analysis

1. AIR BASED HAZARDS
By Ashvin Bhoge
Mpharm first year (PQA)
Dr. D. Y. Patil college of pharmacy, akurdi, pune.
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2. CONTENT
1.Air based hazard
2.Sources of air based hazard
3.Types of air based hazard
4.Preliminary hazard analysis
5.References
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3. DEFINATION OF HAZARD ( REF NO. 3)
 A hazard is any source of potential damage, harm
or adverse health effect on something
 A is something which could be dangerous to you,
your health, or safety, or your plans or reputation.
 AIR BASED HAZARDS include air pollution also.
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4. AIR POLLUTION
Air based hazard
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5. TYPES OF AIR BASED HAZARDS
1.Environmental hazards
Room temperature
Ventilation Contaminated air
2.Hazardous substances
Alkali Solvents
3.Skin hazard
Rashes
Skin irritation
4.Radiation hazards
Electric welding flashes
Sunburn
5.Respiratory hazards
PCOD
Asthama
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6. AIR BASED HAZARDS
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7. SOURCES OF AIR BASED HAZARDS
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8. SOURCES OF AIR POLLUTION ( REF NO.4)
 Sources of Energy generation
 Land mining
 Agricultural practices
 Burning of wastes
 Industrial waste
 Natural sources
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9. PRELIMINARY HAZARD ANALYSIS (PHA) (REF
NO.2)
The preliminary hazard analysis technique is a
broad, initial study used in the early stages of system
design. It focuses on
(1) identifying apparent hazards,
(2) assessing the severity of potential accidents that
could occur involving the hazards.
(3) identifying safeguards for reducing the risks
associated with the hazards.
This Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA) has been
prepared to identify, evaluate, and make
recommendations for elimination, mitigation, and
control of hazards.( ref no.5)
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10. THE PHA SHALL CONSIDER ( REF NO.1.)
1. Hazardous components.
2. Safety related interfaces between various system
elements, including software.
3. Environmental constraints including operating
environments.
4. Operating, test, maintenance, built-in-tests,
diagnostics, and emergency procedures.
5. Facilities, support equipment, and training.
6. Safety related equipment, and possible alternate
approaches.
7. Malfunctions to the system, subsystems, or software. 10
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11. A TYPICAL PHA TEAM MAY CONSIST OF: (REF
NO.1)
1.A team leader (facilitator) with competence and
experience in the method to be used.
2.A secretary who will report the results.
3.Team members (2-6persons) who can provide
necessary knowledge and experience on the system
being analyzed.
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12. PHA PREREQUISITES ( REF NO.1)
1. Establish the PHA team
2. Define and describe the system to be analyzed
i. System boundaries (which parts should be included
and which should not).
ii. System description; including layout drawings, process
flow diagrams, block diagrams.
iii. Use and storage of energy and hazardous materials in
the system.
iv. Operational and environmental conditions to be
considered.
v. Systems for detection and control of hazards and
hazardous events, emergency systems, and mitigation
actions.
3. Collect risk information from previous and
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13. PHA MAIN STEPS (REF NO.1)
 1. PHA prerequisites
 2. Hazard identification
 3. Consequence and frequency estimation
 4. Risk ranking and follow-up actions
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14. PHA WORKSHEET ( REF NO.1)
The results of the PHA are usually reported by using
a PHA worksheet (or, a computer program). A typical
PHA worksheet is shown below. Some analyses may
require other columns, but these are the most
common.
hazard Accidental
event(what,
where,
when)
causes Preventive
action
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15. SEVERITY OF HAZARDS ( REF NO. 1)
1.Critical: failure results in minor injury or death of
people.
2.Major: failure results in low level of exposure to
personnel.
3. Minor: failure results in minor system damage but
does not cause enjury to personnel.
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16. REFERENCES
1.Preliminary Hazard Analysis by Marvin Rausand Department of
Production and Quality Engineering Norwegian University of
Science and Technology marvin.rausand@ntnu.no
2.Kul-24.4230 Safety and Risks of Marine Traffic P L7 – Preliminary
Hazard Analysis
Course Lecturer: Jakub Montewka, PhD.
3. http://www.crisisriskmanagement.com/ November 25, 2010.
4.Air Pollution sources, pollutants and mitigation measures
Article (PDF Available) · December 2014 with 5,526 Reads
DOI: 10.13140/2.1.5106.8485
5. OC-Flight-1-PHA
Version: Rev1
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17. THANK YOU
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