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Post Accident Procedures for Chemicals and Propellants

Document Series:
Technical Reports
Author:
  • Deborah K. Shaver, Robert L. Berkowitz
Report Number
AFRPL-TR-82-032
Office
RRD
Subject:
Hazardous Materials
Keywords:
Vapor Dispersion, Hazardous Materials, Accident Assessment, Emergency Response, Hazards Mitigation, Wreckage Removal, Cleanup/Disposal
Document
1982_POST ACCIDENT PROCEDURES FOR CHEMICALS AND PROPELL.PDF (17.81 MB)

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Last updated: Wednesday, September 1, 1982