规范荷兰紫皮书 CPR 18E-Guidelines for Quantitative Risk Assessment.pdf

Publication Series on Dangerous Substances (PGS 3) Guidelines for quantitative risk assessment Ministerie van VROM staat voor ruimte, wonen, milieu en rijksgebouwen. Beleid maken, uitvoeren en handhaven. Nederland is klein. Denk groot. Publication Series on Dangerous Substances (PGS 3) Guidelines for quantitative risk assessment Preamble PREAMBLE Starting from June 1st 2004, the Advisory Council on Dangerous Substances (Adviesraad Gevaarlijke Stoffen - AGS) was installed by the Cabinet. At the same time the Committee for the Prevention of Disasters (Commissie voor de Preventie van Rampen- CPR) was abolished. CPR issued several publications, the so-called CPR-guidelines (CPR-richtlijnen), that are often used in environmental permits, based on the Environmental Protection Law, and in the fields of of labour safety, transport safety and fire safety. The CPR-guidelines have been transformed into the Publication Series on Dangerous Substances (Publicatiereeks Gevaarlijke Stoffen – PGS). The aim of these publications is generally the same as that of the CPR-guidelines. All CPR-guidelines have been reviewed, taking into account the following questions: 1. Is there still a reason for existence for the guideline or can the guideline be abolished; 2. Can the guideline be reintroduced without changes or does it need to be updated. This PGS 3 edition of the guidelines for quantitative risk assessment hasn’t been changed in regard of the first 1999 edition. Also on behalf of my colleagues at the Ministries of Transport, Social Affairs and of the Interior, The State Secretary of Housing Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM). Drs. P.L.B.A van Geel December 2005 Guideline for quantitative risk assessment ’Purple book’ CPR 18E Part one: Establishments dr. P.A.M. Uijt de Haag dr. B.J.M. Ale RVIM Preface PREFACE This report documents the methods to