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Publications (12/12 displayed)
- 2022Simulation of the thermal runaway onset in Li-Ion cells. Influence of cathode materials and operating conditionscitations
- 2014Improving security in road transportation of hazardous materials
- 2013Security procedures and devices for road transportation of high consequence dangerous goodscitations
- 2009Preliminary study on the transport of hazardous materials through tunnelscitations
- 2008Preliminary study on the transport of hazardous materials through tunnelscitations
- 2006Preliminary study on the transport of hazardous materials through tunnels
- 2004Risk analysis for road and rail transport of hazardous materials: a simplified approachcitations
- 2003GIS based emergency management tool for road and rail transport of hazardous materials
- 2002Risk analysis of LPG transport by road and railcitations
- 2002Risk analysis study of road transport of ethylene oxidecitations
- 2002Risk reduction when transporting dangerous goods: road or rail?citations
- 2000Risk analysis of LPG transport by road and railcitations
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Risk reduction when transporting dangerous goods: road or rail?
Abstract
The opportunity of switching from road to rail or to a combination of road and rail (intermodal) transport is being considered in many countries with the objective of risk reduction in the transport of dangerous goods. This work presents a quantitative approach based on risk analysis for comparing the hazards of road, rail, and intermodal transport, aimed at defining criteria for selecting the safest transport modality. When comparing road and rail transport, the risk mainly depends on the hazardous characteristics of the product. The size of the containers is generally larger for rail transport than for road transport, and consequently the amount of product potentially released, giving rise to impact areas slightly or significantly larger for rail than for road transport. When comparing road and intermodal transport, route length plays the most significant role: the longer the distance, the safer the intermodal transport.
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