CORPORACION GTM DEL PERU S.A.

ACTUALIZACION DEL ESTUDIOS DE RIESGO

ESTUDIO DE ALCANCE DE CONSECUENCIAS DE LA

PLANTA DE ALMACENAMIENTO OQUENDO CALLAO

Diciembre 2017
 ÍNDICE

1.0. INTRODUCCIÓN ............................................................................................................................ 3

2.0. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LAS INSTALACIONES................................................................................... 3
3.0. METODOLOGÍA............................................................................................................................. 4
3.1. IDENTIFICACIÓN DE SITUACIONES DE RIESGO ............................................................. 4
3.1.1. Estudio exhaustivo de las instalaciones................................................................... 4
3.1.2. Análisis de las propiedades de las sustancias peligrosas presentes ....................... 4
3.2. ESTIMACIÓN DE LAS CONSECUENCIAS Y DEL ÁREA AFECTADA ............................... 4
3.2.1. Condiciones ambientales ......................................................................................... 5
3.2.2. Umbrales de estudio ................................................................................................ 5
3.2.3. Compuesto o sustancia para Simulación ................................................................. 7
4.0. ESCENARIO DE RIESGOS PARA SIMULACIÓN ........................................................................ 8
5.0. ANÁLISIS DE EFECTOS Y CONSECUENCIAS. .......................................................................... 9
5.1. RESULTADO DE LOS CÁLCULOS REALIZADOS .............................................................. 9
6.0. CONCLUSIONES ......................................................................................................................... 11

ÍNDICE DE CUADROS

Cuadro Nº 1: Tipos de tanques y productos .............................................................................................. 3

Cuadro Nº 2: Tipo de daño producido por radiación térmica ..................................................................... 6

Cuadro Nº 3: Umbral de alcance para enfriar equipos .............................................................................. 7

Cuadro Nº 4: Umbral de afectación según Casal ...................................................................................... 7

Cuadro Nº 5: Sustancias a Simular ........................................................................................................... 7

Cuadro Nº 6: Escenarios a ser simulados ................................................................................................. 8

Cuadro Nº 7: Resumen de resultados de alcances de consecuencias.................................................... 10

ÍNDICE DE ANEXOS

Anexo I. Hoja técnica de resultados de la simulación.

Anexo II. Gráfica de Alcance de Consecuencias: Planos AUTOCAD

1.0. Introducción

El presente Estudio de alcance de consecuencias ha sido realizado para atender los requerimientos
solicitados por el organismo supervisor OSINERGMIN. De acuerdo al Procedimiento para la Evaluación y
Aprobación de los Instrumentos de Gestión de Seguridad Resolución de Consejo Directivo No 240-2010-
OS/CD.

El contenido del presente estudio describe los umbrales de radiación adoptados para el análisis de cálculo
de consecuencias, mostrados en el apartado 3.2.2. A partir de estos umbrales de radiación se simularon
los escenarios identificados con el Software EFFECTS: Desarrollado por TNO, Cuyos resultados se
presentan en el apartado 5.1.

2.0. Descripción de las instalaciones

En Planta no se tienen productos intermedios; solo se tienen productos finales, puesto que almacena y
despacha productos a granel. Entre los variados productos que almacena, distribuye y que utiliza en sus
instalaciones tenemos:

Cuadro Nº 1: Tipos de tanques y productos

Diámetro (m) Altura (m) Vol (gal) Vol (m3) Vol del Dique (m3)
3.0. Metodología

Como se ha citado con anterioridad, el objetivo del presente Estudio de Riesgos es identificar y evaluar las
situaciones de riesgo que pueden darse en las instalaciones, asociado a la presencia de sustancias
peligrosas como hidrocarburos, así como las consecuencias y daños que pueden producirse, las mismas
que pueden afectar o dañar el Entorno Humano, Natural y Socioeconómico, la metodología para la
realización del estudio consta de las siguientes etapas:

3.1. Identificación de Situaciones de Riesgo

Para la identificación de los posibles riesgos asociados a las instalaciones y actividades objeto de estudio,
se ha analizado lo siguiente:

3.1.1. Estudio exhaustivo de las instalaciones

Teniendo en cuenta las condiciones de operación y diseño de los equipos en los que se verán
involucrados productos con características de peligrosidad.

Se ha llevado a cabo un análisis detallado de las instalaciones objeto de estudio desde el punto de vista de
la seguridad, así como de las fuentes de riesgo de accidentes graves, las condiciones en las que se
pueden producir dichos accidentes y las medidas preventivas y mitigadoras previstas.

Para ello, se ha analizado y revisado la documentación de las facilidades y actividades a desarrollarse en

la Planta Oquendo Callao de GTM, contemplándose los siguientes aspectos:

 Estudio de los procesos, operaciones, operaciones básicas y reacciones químicas que pudieran,
en una situación fuera de control, originar un accidente grave, para lo cual se ha tenido en
consideración la ingeniería de procesos y sistemas de seguridad
 Diseño e ingeniería de los equipos y sistemas que procesan o almacenan las sustancias
peligrosas presentes
 Servicios auxiliares esenciales en la prevención y la mitigación de consecuencias de accidentes

3.1.2. Análisis de las propiedades de las sustancias peligrosas presentes

El análisis de las sustancias presentes, o que pueden estar presentes, en un establecimiento resulta
relevante en la identificación de los escenarios que pueden derivar en mayores consecuencias.

En base a ello, se ha realizado una evaluación de las hojas de seguridad (MSDS) de las sustancias
involucradas en el proyecto objeto de estudio. Adicionalmente al aporte en la selección de escenarios,
dentro de la evaluación ambiental se lleva a cabo un análisis de las propiedades toxicológicas de las
sustancias presentes en el Proyecto.

3.2. Estimación de las consecuencias y del área afectada

Para el cálculo de los efectos derivados de los accidentes identificados en el presente estudio, se han
empleado los modelos de efectos incluidos en:

EFFECTS:, basado en los fundamentos incluidos en el manual de consecuencias de fugas de productos

peligrosos denominado "Methods for the calculation of the physical effects of the scape of dangerous
material -liquids and gases-", conocido como "Yellow Book" [1]. Incluye modelos de simulación de fugas de
líquidos y gases, evaporación, dispersión gaussiana (y como chorro libre turbulento), explosiones no
confinadas e incendios.

3.2.1. Condiciones ambientales

Para la simulación del cálculo de consecuencias de los escenarios se han utilizado las siguientes
condiciones meteorológicas:

• Estabilidad D con velocidad de viento 8.17 m/s.

• Estabilidad F con velocidad de viento 1.58 m/s.
• Temperatura Ambiente: 19.18 °C.
• Humedad relativa: 85 %kk
• Dirección hacia: S  N

3.2.2. Umbrales de estudio

INCENDIO DE CHARCO (POOL FIRE)

Los modelos de consecuencias que se utilizan toman en consideración el nivel de radiación recibida y el
tiempo de exposición a la misma.

Estos modelos de consecuencias de radiación térmica, se derivan de experiencias sobre animales y

relacionan la dosis de radiación recibida con la proporción de muertes de individuos sujetos a exposición.

Para conocer los efectos letales producidos sobre las personas causadas por la radiación térmica, se hace
uso de la función Probit, que particularizada para incendios de hidrocarburos presenta la siguiente forma:

A. Valores umbrales Letalidad sobre las personas

Pr = - 36,38 + 2,56 ln (q4/3 · t)

Siendo:
Pr = Valor Probit.
q = carga térmica recibida, en W/m2.
t = tiempo de exposición, en segundos.
A partir de esta función se determina el nivel de radiación correspondiente, a una letalidad del 100% por
contacto directo con las llamas o por encima de un nivel de radiación térmica de 35 kW/m2. Por otro lado,
se va evaluar el alcance correspondiente al 50% de los individuos afectados por quemaduras de segundo
(Ecuación de Probit) para un tiempo de exposición de 20 segundos que corresponde a una intensidad
térmica de 16,5 kW/m2

Quemaduras de segundo grado:

Pr = -43,14 + 3,0186·ln (q4/3·t)

B. Umbrales de afectación sobre los bienes y lesiones al personal

Para relacionar el posible daño a los bienes materiales como consecuencia de la ocurrencia de los
escenarios identificados en este estudio, se indican algunos de los daños que podrían producirse en
instalaciones industriales debido a efectos de radiación térmica.

Cuadro Nº 2: Tipo de daño producido por radiación térmica

Radiación
Daños esperados Fuente
(kW/m2)
-Suficiente para causar daño a equipo de
proceso. Pérdida de resistencia del acero no
protegido y colapso de estructuras pesadas
37.5 Fuente: Guidelines for Chemical Process
inclusive. No es posible evitar nuevos
Quantitative Risk Analysis, segunda edición
incendios en equipos, aún con agua de
(2000), que recoge los efectos de la
refrigeración.
radiación térmica del Banco Mundial (1985).
-Quemaduras de 1er grado en 15 a 20 seg.
5.1
-Deshidratación de la madera.

SHELL GLOBAL SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL. DESIGN AND ENGINEERING PRACTICE – DEP (DEP
[Link]-Gen). En el Item 2.2.6 Determination of required fire protection measures, se indica que un
equipo de acero no requerirá protección cuando está expuesto a un nivel de radiación de calor de 12.5
kW/m2 o menos. Si la radiación supera el valor indicado, se tendrá que seleccionar medidas de protección
contra incendios (sistemas de pulverización de agua, monitores de agua contra incendios fijos, monitores
móviles, aplicación manual de agua por los bomberos, protección pasiva contra incendios, etc.).

La recomendación de DEP [Link]-Gen, ha sido considerado en un Artículo - RADIACIÓN TÉRMICA:

SU EFECTO EN INCENDIOS DE LÍQUIDOS Y GASES, elaborado por Leza, Escriña & Asociados S.A.
Consultores en Ingeniería de Riesgos y Valuaciones – Argentina (2006).
 Cuadro Nº 3: Umbral de alcance para enfriar equipos

Radiación
Descripción Actuación
(kW/m2)

Energía mínima para encender Zona de intervención: Máximo soportable

madera después de una larga protegido con trajes especiales, por tiempo
exposición, con llama ignición limitado (ejemplo bomberos). Es más que
12.5 de tubos y recubrimientos de conveniente, de todos modos, refrigerar a las
plástico en cables eléctricos. personas expuestas a estas dosis. Sin trajes
Daños severos a equipos de especiales. 1% de mortalidad en 1 minuto.
instrumentación Quemaduras de 1er grado en 10 segundos.

Como referencia bibliográfica, el libro ANÁLISIS DEL RIESGO EN INSTALACIONES INDUSTRIALES, de

los autores JOAQUIM CASAL - HELENA MONTIEL, respalda el valor recomendando por la empresa
petrolera Shell.

Cuadro Nº 4: Umbral de afectación según Casal

Radiación (kW/m2) Descripción

12.5 Ignición de recubrimientos plásticos. Extensión de incendio.

3.2.3. Compuesto o sustancia para Simulación

Cuadro Nº 5: Sustancias a Simular

Tanque Compuesto Sustancia Base para el Cálculo

Tanque 01. Metanol METHANOL

Tanque 03 Xilol XYLENE

Tanque B1 Tolueno TOLUENE

Tanque B2 Acetona ACETONE

Tanque B3 Hexano n-HEXANE

Tanque B4 Normal Propil Alcohol 1-PROPANOL

Tanque G1 N-Propil Acetato n-PROPYL ACETATE

Tanque G2 Vinil Acetato Monómero VINYL ACETATE

Tanque G3 Monómero Estireno STYRENE

Tanque G4 Acetato de Butilo n-BUTYL ACETATE

Tanque G5 Butil Glicol 2-BUTOXYETHANOL

Tanque G6 Alcohol isopropílico ISOPROPANOL

4.0. Escenario de Riesgos para simulación

Con la data suministrada en los anteriores apartados, se procede a analizar los posibles eventos de
sucesos a través de la simulación de los siguientes escenarios Planteados:

Cuadro Nº 6: Escenarios a ser simulados

Escenario Descripción Sustancia o Producto Posibles eventos

01 Incendio en techo de tanque Metanol Pool Fire

02 Incendio en techo de tanque Xilol Pool Fire

03 Incendio en techo de tanque Tolueno Pool Fire

04 Incendio en techo de tanque Acetona Pool Fire

05 Incendio en techo de tanque Hexano Pool Fire

06 Incendio en techo de tanque Normal Propil Alcohol Pool Fire

07 Incendio en techo de tanque N-Propil Acetato Pool Fire

08 Incendio en techo de tanque Vinil Acetato Monómero Pool Fire

09 Incendio en techo de tanque Monómero Estireno Pool Fire

10 Incendio en techo de tanque Acetato de Butilo Pool Fire

11 Incendio en techo de tanque Butil Glicol Pool Fire

12 Incendio en techo de tanque Alcohol isopropílico Pool Fire

5.0. Análisis de efectos y consecuencias.

En el presente Estudio se presentan los cálculos de efectos físicos y sus consecuencias sobre su entorno
a través de la simulación de los distintos escenarios. Los cuales se encuentran en el Anexo I.

5.1. Resultado de los Cálculos Realizados

En este apartado se muestran los resultados de los cálculos de efectos y el alcance de las consecuencias,
que pueden afectar al entorno Humano y a las instalaciones, dicha simulación fue realizada en base a la
metodología anteriormente expuesta.
 Estudio de Alcance de Consecuencias de la Planta de Almacenamiento Oquendo Callao de GTM /
Especialista en Estudio de Riesgos / Ing. Freddy Morales

Cuadro Nº 7: Resumen de resultados de Alcances de Consecuencias

Personas (m) Equipo e instalaciones (m)

Ítem Ubicación Escenario
5.1 kW/m2 16.5 kW/m2 35 kW/m2 5.1 kW/m2 12.5 kW/m2 37.5 kW/m2
Incendio en techo de Tanque 01 de
01 Tanque 01. 9.4 6.8 4.6 9.4 7.6 4.5
Almacenamiento de Metanol
Incendio en techo de Tanque 03 de
02 Tanque 03 23.2 16.1 8.5 23.2 17.8 7.6
Almacenamiento de Xilol
Incendio en techo de Tanque B1 de
03 Tanque B1 16.5 11.4 5.6 16.5 12.7 5.0
Almacenamiento de Tolueno
Incendio en techo de Tanque B2 de
04 Tanque B2 11.5 7.9 3.4 11.5 8.9 3.4
Almacenamiento de Acetona
Incendio en techo de Tanque B3 de
05 Tanque B3 15.8 11.0 5.7 15.8 12.2 5.1
Almacenamiento de Hexano
Incendio en techo de Tanque B4 de
06 Tanque B4 10.4 7.6 4.4 10.4 8.3 4.2
Almacenamiento de Normal Propil Alcohol
Incendio en techo de Tanque G1 de
07 Tanque G1 13.1 9.2 5.1 13.1 10.3 5.0
Almacenamiento de N-Propil Acetato
Incendio en techo de Tanque G2 de
08 Tanque G2 12.4 8.6 4.9 12.4 9.7 4.9
Almacenamiento de Vinil Acetato Monómero
Incendio en techo de Tanque G3 de
09 Tanque G3 16.3 11.7 6.7 16.3 12.8 6.2
Almacenamiento de Monómero Estireno
Incendio en techo de Tanque G4 de
10 Tanque G4 13.2 9.3 5.2 13.2 10.4 5.1
Almacenamiento de Acetato de Butilo
Incendio en techo de Tanque G5 de
11 Tanque G5 12.0 8.6 5.2 12.0 9.5 5.0
Almacenamiento de Butil Glicol
Incendio en techo de Tanque G6 de
12 Tanque G6 11.2 8.2 5.1 11.2 9.0 5.0
Almacenamiento de Alcohol Isopropílico

En el Anexo II del presente estudio se muestran los gráficos de consecuencia, para los planos autocad; se muestran los distintos escenarios evaluados, en
el cual se pueden apreciar los alcances en metros de los umbrales de radiación establecidos. Con estos Planos se puede cuantificar los daños sobre los
distintos entornos Humano, Ambiental y Socioeconómico

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6.0. Conclusiones

 De los estándares presentados en este informe y, dado que el valor de radiación es un criterio
a considerar para determinar el enfriamiento de tanques adyacentes al tanque incendiado, en
una instalación de almacenamiento de hidrocarburos, se concluye que considerar el valor de
12.5 kW/m2, como límite mínimo de flujo de radiación térmica a partir del cual es necesario
enfriar los tanques adyacentes, es un criterio aceptable.

 El valor de 12.5 kW/m2 es respaldado por empresas como SHELL, por referencias
bibliográficas y de artículos de revistas como la AICHE; además, es necesario indicar que el
límite de radiación térmica soportable, para un bombero con traje estructural es del orden de
12.5 kW/m2, con un tiempo de exposición prolongado.
ANEXO I: HOJA TÉCNICA DE RESULTADOS DE LA SIMULACIÓN
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1. LISTADO DE CÁLCULOS DE CONSECUENCIAS ..................................................................... 15

1.1. ESCENARIO 01: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE 01 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE METANOL .................................................................................. 15
1.1.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 15
1.1.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 16
1.2. ESCENARIO 02: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE 03 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE XILOL ......................................................................................... 17
1.2.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 17
1.2.2. Daños a los Equipos .............................................................................................. 18
1.3. ESCENARIO 03: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B1 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE TOLUENO .................................................................................. 19
1.3.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 19
1.3.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 20
1.4. ESCENARIO 04: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B2 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE ACETONA .................................................................................. 21
1.4.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 21
1.4.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 22
1.5. ESCENARIO 05: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B3 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE HEXANO .................................................................................... 23
1.5.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 23
1.5.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 24
1.6. ESCENARIO 06: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B4 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE NORMAL PROPIL ALCOHOL ................................................... 25
1.6.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 25
1.6.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 26
1.7. ESCENARIO 07: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G1 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE N-PROPIL ACETATO ................................................................ 27
1.7.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 27
1.7.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 28
1.8. ESCENARIO 08: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G2 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE VINIL ACETATO MONÓMERO ................................................. 29
1.8.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 29
1.8.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 30
1.9. ESCENARIO 09: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G3 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE MONÓMERO ESTIRENO .......................................................... 31
1.9.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 31
1.9.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 32
1.10. ESCENARIO 10: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G4 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE ACETATO DE BUTILO .............................................................. 33
 1.10.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 33
1.10.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 34
1.11. ESCENARIO 11: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G5 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE BUTIL GLICOL ........................................................................... 35
1.11.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 35
1.11.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 36
1.12. ESCENARIO 12: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G6 DE
ALMACENAMIENTO DE ALCOHOL ISOPROPÍLICO ....................................................... 37
1.12.1. Daños a las Personas ............................................................................................ 37
1.12.2. Daños a Equipos.................................................................................................... 38
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LISTADO DE CÁLCULOS DE CONSECUENCIAS

ESCENARIO 01: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE 01 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE
METANOL
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name METHANOL (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 47512
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 59.99
Height of the receiver (m) 8.1
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.045
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 8.7397
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.0078785
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.5897
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 9.4145
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 6.7574
Combustion rate (kg/s) 0.89985
Duration of the pool fire (s) 52800
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 23.77
Flame tilt (deg) 61.153
View factor (-) 0.00052501
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 63.131
Flame temperature (°C) 534.52
Length of the flame (m) 3.5961
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 59.99
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 137.36
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 112.47
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

Effects report created by GUSTAVO\Gustavo at 25/12/2017 [Link] p.m.

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Daños a Equipos

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name METHANOL (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 47512
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 59.99
Height of the receiver (m) 8.1
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.045
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 8.7397
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.0078785
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.5365
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 7.5867
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 9.4145
Combustion rate (kg/s) 0.89985
Duration of the pool fire (s) 52800
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 23.77
Flame tilt (deg) 61.153
View factor (-) 0.00052501
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 63.131
Flame temperature (°C) 534.52
Length of the flame (m) 3.5961
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 59.99
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 137.36
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 112.47

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

Effects report created by GUSTAVO\Gustavo at 25/12/2017 [Link] p.m.

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ESCENARIO 02: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE 03 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

XILOL

Daños a las Personas

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name XYLENE (m-) (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 51891
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 59.99
Height of the receiver (m) 8.1
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.045
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 8.7397
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.078728
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 8.5135
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 23.159
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 16.046
Combustion rate (kg/s) 5.3991
Duration of the pool fire (s) 9611
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 51.739
Flame tilt (deg) 61.153
View factor (-) 0.002287
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 66.534
Flame temperature (°C) 705.89
Length of the flame (m) 13.541
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 59.99
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 338.18
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 69.23
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

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Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name XYLENE (m-) (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 51891
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 59.99
Height of the receiver (m) 8.1
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.045
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 8.7397
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.078728
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 7.6516
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 17.833
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 23.159
Combustion rate (kg/s) 5.3991
Duration of the pool fire (s) 9611
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 51.739
Flame tilt (deg) 61.153
View factor (-) 0.002287
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 66.534
Flame temperature (°C) 705.89
Length of the flame (m) 13.541
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 59.99
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 338.18
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 69.23

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

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ESCENARIO 03: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B1 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

TOLUENO

Daños a las Personas

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name TOLUENE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 30935
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 35.68
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.035
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account
Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.7401
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.034754
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.6274
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 16.49
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.436
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.5587
Duration of the pool fire (s) 12090
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 46.785
Flame tilt (deg) 61.797
View factor (-) 0.0011261
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 65.964
Flame temperature (°C) 681.73
Length of the flame (m) 9.4504
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 35.68
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 334.48
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 78.254
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name TOLUENE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 30935
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 35.68
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.035
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.7401
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.034754
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.9567
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 12.723
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 16.49
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.5587
Duration of the pool fire (s) 12090
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 46.785
Flame tilt (deg) 61.797
View factor (-) 0.0011261
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 65.964
Flame temperature (°C) 681.73
Length of the flame (m) 9.4504
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 35.68
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 334.48
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 78.254

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Escenario 04: Incendio en techo de Tanque B2 de Almacenamiento de Acetona

Daños a las Personas

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name ACETONE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 27973
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 35.68
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.035
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account
Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.7401
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.014142
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 3.3711
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 11.486
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 7.9268
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.3558
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20631
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 32.865
Flame tilt (deg) 61.797
View factor (-) 0.00066857
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.363
Flame temperature (°C) 601.75
Length of the flame (m) 5.9067
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 35.68
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 227.37
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 93.091
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name ACETONE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 27973
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 35.68
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.035
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.7401
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.014142
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 3.3711
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 8.92
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.486
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.3558
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20631
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 32.865
Flame tilt (deg) 61.797
View factor (-) 0.00066857
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.363
Flame temperature (°C) 601.75
Length of the flame (m) 5.9067
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 35.68
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 227.37
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 93.091

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 05: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B3 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

HEXANO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name n-HEXANE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 19486
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 29.7
Height of the receiver (m) 8.5
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.545
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.1494
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.031797
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.7401
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 15.771
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.008
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.1978
Duration of the pool fire (s) 8866.1
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 49.675
Flame tilt (deg) 62.062
View factor (-) 0.00096659
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 66.223
Flame temperature (°C) 696.04
Length of the flame (m) 9.0419
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 29.7
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 306.52
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 146.41
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name n-HEXANE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 19486
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 29.7
Height of the receiver (m) 8.5
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 8.545
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.1494
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.031797
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.1063
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 12.197
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 15.771
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.1978
Duration of the pool fire (s) 8866.1
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 49.675
Flame tilt (deg) 62.062
View factor (-) 0.00096659
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 66.223
Flame temperature (°C) 696.04
Length of the flame (m) 9.0419
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 29.7
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 306.52
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 146.41

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 06: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE B4 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

NORMAL PROPIL ALCOHOL
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name 1-PROPANOL (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 27470
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 34.21
Height of the receiver (m) 10
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 9.8
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.5998
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.011538
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.3681
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 10.423
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 7.556
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.0752
Duration of the pool fire (s) 25548
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 32.616
Flame tilt (deg) 61.858
View factor (-) 0.00054997
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.323
Flame temperature (°C) 600.1
Length of the flame (m) 5.054
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 34.21
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 219.74
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 119.96

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name 1-PROPANOL (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 27470
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 34.21
Height of the receiver (m) 10
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 9.8
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.5998
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.011538
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.2483
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 8.306
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 10.423
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.0752
Duration of the pool fire (s) 25548
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 32.616
Flame tilt (deg) 61.858
View factor (-) 0.00054997
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.323
Flame temperature (°C) 600.1
Length of the flame (m) 5.054
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 34.21
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 219.74
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 119.96

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 07: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G1 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE N-

PROPIL ACETATO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
n-PROPYL ACETATE
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 38485
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.018644
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.1243
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 13.111
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 9.1679
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.8651
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20634
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.218
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00087118
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.423
Flame temperature (°C) 604.07
Length of the flame (m) 7.2713
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 215.49
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 88.228
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos

Model: Pool fire

version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
n-PROPYL ACETATE
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 38485
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.018644
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.9683
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 10.261
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 13.111
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.8651
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20634
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.218
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00087118
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.423
Flame temperature (°C) 604.07
Length of the flame (m) 7.2713
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 215.49
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 88.228
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 08: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G2 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

VINIL ACETATO MONÓMERO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name VINYL ACETATE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 35940
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.015901
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.9379
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 12.408
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 8.5615
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.721
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20883
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 30.428
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00081597
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.047
Flame temperature (°C) 585.24
Length of the flame (m) 6.8513
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 204.52
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 62.801
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name VINYL ACETATE (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 35940
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.015901
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.8696
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 9.679
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 12.408
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.721
Duration of the pool fire (s) 20883
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 30.428
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00081597
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.047
Flame temperature (°C) 585.24
Length of the flame (m) 6.8513
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 204.52
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 62.801
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 09: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G3 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

MONÓMERO ESTIRENO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name STYRENE (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 34978
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.034307
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 6.727
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 16.298
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.7
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.4958
Duration of the pool fire (s) 14015
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 47.037
Flame tilt (deg) 61.804
View factor (-) 0.0011051
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 65.998
Flame temperature (°C) 683.01
Length of the flame (m) 9.0265
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 338.18
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 69.23
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

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Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name STYRENE (YAWS)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 34978
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.034307
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 6.1865
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 12.814
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 16.298
Combustion rate (kg/s) 2.4958
Duration of the pool fire (s) 14015
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 47.037
Flame tilt (deg) 61.804
View factor (-) 0.0011051
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 65.998
Flame temperature (°C) 683.01
Length of the flame (m) 9.0265
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 338.18
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 69.23

Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database YAWS database
Chemical source Purple book database
Chemical source date 22/07/1999

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ESCENARIO 10: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G4 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

ACETATO DE BUTILO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
n-BUTYL ACETATE
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 33939
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.019404
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.2099
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 13.233
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 9.3424
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.8597
Duration of the pool fire (s) 18250
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 34.562
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.0008691
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.596
Flame temperature (°C) 612.72
Length of the flame (m) 7.2556
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 227.37
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 93.091
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4

Parameters
Inputs
n-BUTYL ACETATE
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 33939
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.019404
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.06
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 10.392
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 13.233
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.8597
Duration of the pool fire (s) 18250
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 34.562
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.0008691
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.596
Flame temperature (°C) 612.72
Length of the flame (m) 7.2556
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 227.37
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 93.091
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 11: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G5 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

BUTIL GLICOL
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
2-BUTOXYETHANOL
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 34632
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.015723
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.1712
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 11.956
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 8.6448
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.4681
Duration of the pool fire (s) 23589
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.955
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00071769
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.519
Flame temperature (°C) 608.84
Length of the flame (m) 6.0911
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 223.49
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 106.75
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
2-BUTOXYETHANOL
Chemical name
(DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 34632
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.015723
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.0192
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 9.5048
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.956
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.4681
Duration of the pool fire (s) 23589
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.955
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00071769
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.519
Flame temperature (°C) 608.84
Length of the flame (m) 6.0911
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 223.49
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 106.75
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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ESCENARIO 12: INCENDIO EN TECHO DE TANQUE G6 DE ALMACENAMIENTO DE

ALCOHOL ISOPROPÍLICO
Daños a las Personas
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name ISOPROPANOL (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 30257
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 35
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 16.5
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.013636
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 5.1145
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 11.197
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 8.1987
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.2715
Duration of the pool fire (s) 23797
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.094
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00063973
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.407
Flame temperature (°C) 603.25
Length of the flame (m) 5.4761
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 219.74
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 119.96
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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Daños a Equipos
Model: Pool fire
version: 5.14 (19/12/2017)
Reference: Yellow Book (CPR-14E), 3rd edition 1997, Paragraph 6.5.4
Parameters
Inputs
Chemical name ISOPROPANOL (DIPPR)
Pool size determination Confined
Total mass released (kg) 30257
Mass flow rate of the source (kg/s)
Duration of the release (s)
Pool surface poolfire (m2) 38.48
Height of the receiver (m) 8
Height of the confined pool above ground level (m) 7.683
Temperature of the pool (°C) 19.18
Wind speed at 10 m height (m/s) 8.17
Distance from centre of the pool (Xd) (m) 100
X-coordinate of release (m) 0
Y-coordinate of release (m) 0
Predefined wind direction S
Wind comes from (North = 0 degrees) (deg) 180
Calculate contours for Physical effects
Heat radiation level (lowest) for first contour plot (kW/m2) 37.5
Heat radiation level for second contour plot (kW/m2) 12.5
Heat radiation level (highest) for third contour plot (kW/m2) 5.1
Take protective effects of clothing into account

Results
Max Diameter of the Pool Fire (m) 6.9996
Heat radiation at X (kW/m2) 0.013636
Heat radiation first contour at (m) 4.9592
Heat radiation second contour at (m) 8.9697
Heat radiation third contour at (m) 11.197
Combustion rate (kg/s) 1.2715
Duration of the pool fire (s) 23797
Heat emission from fire surface (kW/m2) 33.094
Flame tilt (deg) 61.687
View factor (-) 0.00063973
Atmospheric transmissivity (%) 64.407
Flame temperature (°C) 603.25
Length of the flame (m) 5.4761
Calculated pool surface area (m2) 38.48
Weight ratio of HCL/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of NO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of SO2/chemical (%) 0
Weight ratio of CO2/chemical (%) 219.74
Weight ratio of H2O/chemical (%) 119.96
Other information
Main program Effects 9.0.23.9724
Chemical database DIPPR database
Chemical source DIPPR Jan2010
Chemical source date 14/09/2010

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