Domino effect occurrence is a common event in hydrocarbon storage tank farms. Most of
these occurrences are caused by the combined effects of fire and explosion. To ensure …

Synergistic effects of pool fires in fire-induced domino accidents can result in greater
damage than single pool fire. Existing research mainly adopts a superposition method …

Subsea gas release is an industrial hazard that can impose fire hazards on offshore facilities
near the gas surfacing area. However, risk assessment of the fire caused by subsea gas …

Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is flammable and has risks of pool fires during its
transportation, storage, and applications. The heat radiation by LPG pool fires poses …

Fire is the most commonly occurring major accident hazard in the chemical and process
industries, with industry accident statistics highlighting the liquid pool fire as the most …

The proper design and installation of systems that enable the efficient control and removal of
smoke and hot gases in underground parking facilities are necessary for protecting the …

Hydrocarbon fuels are involved in most major fire accidents occurring in industrial facilities.
Due to the need for an in‐depth understanding of the phenomena associated with …

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been largely indicated as a promising alternative solution
for the transportation and storage of natural gas. In the case of accidental release on the …

Accidental releases of hydrocarbons can result in jet fires, which have the potential to
escalate accidental events to catastrophes. The geometry and size of a jet flame are vital …

Pool fires are considered catastrophic events in hydrocarbon liquid process pipelines. There
is much research performed on fire risk analysis of liquid pipelines; however, probabilistic …