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Use of hazard analysis techniques in preventing and reducing process industrial accidents

By: Wimalasiri, K.Y.D | Gunasekera, M.YLanguage: English Publisher: Moratuwa University of Moratuwa [2006]Description: pp. 163-170 : illSubject(s): HAZARD ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES | PROCESS INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTSOnline resources: Click here to access online

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Report	Library, University of Moratuwa The University of Moratuwa Library (UML) is one of the most prominent technology libraries in the country. Its main subject specializations are Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology. However, the library caters to the requirements of the membership by housing books and other materials of general interest as well. Senate Research Committee (SRC) Reports Collection	66(047.31) W5 (Browse shelf)	SRC121	LB/DON/102/2013	Not For Loan		105502

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This research was supported by University of Moratuwa Senate Research Grant (SRC121)

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