Process safety and environmental protection [electronic resource] transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, Part B.
Contributor(s): Institution of Chemical Engineers (Great Britain)
| European Federation of Chemical Engineering.
Analytics: Show analyticsPublisher: [Rugby, Warwickshire] : Institution of Chemical Engineers ISSN: 1744-3598.Other title: Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers. Part B | Trans IChemE, Part B [Other title] | PSEP [Other title].Subject(s): Chemical plants -- Safety measures -- Periodicals | Environmental protection -- Periodicals | Usines chimiques -- Sécurité -- Mesures -- Périodiques | Environnement -- Protection -- PériodiquesOnline resources: Abstracts Available: Jan 2007- Available on EBSCOhost. Indexing and abstracting for print publication.
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Academic Source CompleteSummary: Papers cover fundamental engineering technology and its application over a wide range of industries. Industries covered include the oil industry on and off shore, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, water (both supply and waste water treatment), waste processing and recycling. Topics covered include: clean process and minimum waste technology, solid waste management, water and waste water treatment, air pollution, atmospheric dispersion, safety, industrial hygiene, dust explosions, hazardous reactions, hazard and risk analysis, and noise.
Description based on: Vol. 75, no. 1 (Feb. 1997); title from journal information screen (viewed Mar. 30, 1998).
Latest issue consulted: Vol. 86, issue 2 (Mar. 2008) (ScienceDirect, viewed Mar. 18, 2008).
Published: [Oxford] : Elsevier, <2008>-
Academic Journal
Papers cover fundamental engineering technology and its application over a wide range of industries. Industries covered include the oil industry on and off shore, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, water (both supply and waste water treatment), waste processing and recycling. Topics covered include: clean process and minimum waste technology, solid waste management, water and waste water treatment, air pollution, atmospheric dispersion, safety, industrial hygiene, dust explosions, hazardous reactions, hazard and risk analysis, and noise.
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Indexing and abstracting for print publication.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Official journal of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part B, 2004-