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INTRODUCTION; 2. PHENOMENA: DESCRIPTIONS, EFFECTS, AND ACCIDENT SCENARIOS; 3. BASIC CONCEPTS; 4. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF VAPOR CLOUD EXPLOSIONS; 5. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF FLASH FIRES; 6. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BLEVEs; 7. VAPOR CLOUD EXPLOSIONS-SAMPLE PROBLEMS; 8. FLASH FIRES-SAMPLE PROBLEMS; 9. BLEVEs-SAMPLE PROBLEMS; APPENDIX A. VIEW FACTORS FOR SELECTED CONFIGURATIONS; APPENDIX B. EFFECTS OF EXPLOSIONS ON STRUCTURES 327 $aAPPENDIX C. EFFECTS OF EXPLOSIONS ON HUMANSAPPENDIX D. TABULATION OF SOME GAS PROPERTIES IN METRIC UNITS; APPENDIX E. CONVERSION FACTORS TO SI FOR SELECTED QUANTITIES; APPENDIX F. CASE STUDY OF GAS EXPLOSIONS IN A PROCESS PLANT USING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPUTER CODE; INDEX 330 $aThe serious consequences of vapor cloud explosions, flash fires, and BLEVEs are very well known. Better understanding of the characteristics of these phenomena and models to calculate their consequences are key to effective prevention and mitigation. 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