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ISO 14001

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 8/8. Fire protection: how an environmental aware system works In the case of fire in any of the A, B or C storage tanks, its fire detector sends an alarm signal to the pneumatically operated foam valve control […]

Fire protection: description of operation. Part 8/8.

This entry was posted in Case study Science and tagged environment ISO 14001 tank fire protection on March 3, 2014 by FoamFatale

tank fire fighting does'nt hurt our environment — Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 6/8. What are the main features of the latest tank fire extinguishing systems? The amount of foaming agent necessary for extinguishing is less than 10% of the amount used by former techniques The foam is not produced at […]

Today’s tank fire extinguishing: the main technical features. Part 6/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged environment ISO 14001 on February 10, 2014 by FoamFatale

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 5/8. Tank fire protection development: the main research task is to eliminate the drawbacks. Research covered three key areas: elaboration of a strategy improving the success ratio of fire fighting determination of new technical parameters for extinguishing development of […]

Tank fire protection development: the latest direction. Part 5/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged development environment ISO 14001 on February 3, 2014 by FoamFatale

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 4/8. Tank fire fighting development at U.S. companies is based on the assumption that in the case of fire, because of the long preparation time, fire will inevitably destroy the devices necessary to conduct the built-in or semi-stable extinguishing procedure, […]

Tank fire fighting: development trends. Part 4/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged development environment ISO 14001 on January 27, 2014 by FoamFatale

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 3/8. Experiences unambiguously show that the combustion of over 60,000 m3 tanks cannot be extinguished with the most of applied extinguishing methods. What now? At the present time, the fire prevention strategy used by oil and chemical companies is […]

Known extinguishing methods, problem identification. Part 3/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged environment ISO 14001 on January 20, 2014 by FoamFatale

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 2/8. Impact on the environment can no longer be ignored when using technological equipment in the chemical and oil industry. Guidelines are provided and obligations are laid down by law with regard to the permissible extent of environmental impacts; soil, […]

Need to introduce environmental awareness in fire fighting. Part 2/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged BAT disaster recovery environment ISO 14001 on January 15, 2014 by FoamFatale

The laws intended to safeguard our environment prescribe only indirectly that those provisions related to the use of the environment should be respected also during disaster recovery. ISO 14001 sets out the criteria for an environmental management system. It does not state requirements for environmental performance, but maps out […]

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – ...

This entry was posted in Science and tagged BAT disaster recovery environment ISO 14001 on January 6, 2014 by FoamFatale