Incidents Associated with Gas Operation

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Szer J. [1 ]
Błazik-Borowa E. [2 ]
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[1] Łódź University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Environmental Engineering, Politechniki 6 str., Łódź
[2] Lublin University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Nadbystrzycka 40 str., Lublin
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| 1600年 / De Gruyter Open Ltd卷 / 63期
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construction disaster; Europe; gas explosion; hazards in the construction industry; Poland; risk; USA;
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10.1515/ace-2017-0022
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This article shows incidents associated with the use of gas as an energy carrier. It presents selected incidents which have occurred in Poland and around the world in recent decades. Based on this, consequences of gas and air mixture explosions were analysed as well. The article presents the main causes of gas incidents which have taken place, as per instances which are similar worldwide. Incidents associated with the use of gas are not frequent, but at the same time very tragic as they often lead to illness or even death. In Poland, in the last twenty years, construction area disasters caused by gas explosions account for only 5% of all which have occurred, but the number of fatalities resulting from these cases is approximately 14%. The number of individuals injured reached 39% of all construction disaster victims. Considering all these facts, it is necessary to undertake wide preventive measures in order to increase safety in the use of gaseous fuels. © Polish Academy of Sciences 2017.
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