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cet-13727		cet-13727		6	.pdf	application/pdf	3842	138	45	Property damage Corrosion Hole in vessel wall Pool fire Loose flange Pipe leak Flash fire, Pool Fire, Jet fire Employees injured, Environmental damage Self-refrigeration Catastrophic vessel failure BLEVE Employees killed or injured, property damage Earthquake, Flood Pipe leak, Catastrophic vessel failure Flash fire, Pool Fire, Jet fire, BLEVE Employees killed or injured, Property damage, Environmental damage When selecting accident scenarios for land-use planning, in theory the user would initially derive a number of generic accident scenarios, based only on the substance (LPG) and the type of installation (e.g. pressurised, pipeline, loading/unloading, etc.). If it is not possible to calculate frequency of the critical event based on the fault tree analysis, there is the possibility to evaluate it through generic critical event frequencies.	cache/cet-13727.pdf	txt/cet-13727.txt