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ITSF 2019 - International Technical Safety Forum

13–17 May 2019
Scandic Star Hotel
Europe/Stockholm timezone
INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL SAFETY FORUM 2019

Session

Fire Safety

13 May 2019, 12:00

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  1. 60. Introduction to Fire Safety Day - ITSF 2019
    Peter Jacobsson
    13/05/2019, 12:00

    Introduction to Fire Safety Day - ITSF 2019 plus evacuation rules

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  2. 48. Fire Protection at Jefferson Lab
    Mr Bill Rainey (Jefferson Lab)
    13/05/2019, 12:25
    Fire Safety

    Fire Protection at Jefferson Lab

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  3. 24. Fire Safety Design by Means of PBD. The FCC study case
    Dr Saverio La Mendola (CERN HSE)
    13/05/2019, 12:50
    Fire Safety

    Fire Safety Design by means of PBD. The FCC study case

    The Future Circular Collider study aims at exploring and designing the required infrastructure and technology for an underground particle accelerator that would span 98km about 400m underground.
    A Performance Based Design (PBD) process was launched to assist in the conceptual study phase by evaluating the foreseen safety measures...

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  4. 27. The FIRIA project: an integrated approach to address fire and fire-induced radiological release risks at CERN
    Dr Giordana Gai (CERN Fire Safety Engineering Team)
    13/05/2019, 13:25
    Fire Safety

    The FIRIA (Fire-Induced Radiological Integrated Assessment) project was launched by CERN’s HSE Unit on January 2018 to address the needs of the Organization to guarantee a suitable level of safety of its research facilities with respect to life, environment and property.
    The project aims to refine the methodological and physical assumptions in use at CERN though the development of a general...

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  5. 56. Sprinkler test modulator oil fire
    Mr David Winberg
    13/05/2019, 13:50
    Fire Safety

    Test to prove the sprinkler capacity for the ESS Building G02 (Gallery)

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  6. 49. Fire Safety in Laser Labs at Jefferson Lab
    Bert Manzlak (Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility / Jefferson Lab)
    13/05/2019, 14:15
    Fire Safety

    At Jefferson Lab high-power lasers (Class 3B and Class 4) are used in research and accelerator operations. The laser safety program provides the methods used to mitigate the hazards posed by optical lasers that operate at wavelengths between 180 nm to 1mm. Jefferson Lab has developed engineering and administrative controls, warnings devices, and documented procedures to control the hazard...

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  7. 55. The choice between single or multiple evacuation alarms in multi-hazard environments
    Prof. Enrico Ronchi
    13/05/2019, 15:10
    Fire Safety
  8. 25. The SPS FIRE Project: a major fire safety consolidation in an aging facility to face future challenges.
    Art Arnalich (CERN)
    13/05/2019, 15:35
    Fire Safety

    The Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) is the second largest accelerator at CERN, a 450 GeV proton and heavy ion machine serving the North Area experimental area and playing a key role as an injector for the LHC (Large Hadron Collider). Commissioned in 1976, the SPS featured a fire safety concept dating from the 70’s, that remained unchanged until today and for which CERN management launched a...

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  9. 57. Deterministic Fire Analysis
    Mr Victor Lindqvist (Lloyds Reg. Consultants)
    13/05/2019, 16:10
    Fire Safety

    ESS approach

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  10. 59. Bunker Fire Analysis
    Daniel Rosberg (WSP)
    13/05/2019, 16:35
    Fire Safety
  11. 58. Current status of the Active Cells Fire Suppression System
    Mr Jameer Emamally
    13/05/2019, 17:00
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