B.E. (Chemical Engineering) Hazard and Risk Analysis Lab Syllabus - Mumbai University 2026
The University has moved this degree onto NEP 2020 one year at a time. The first and second years are NEP 2020 syllabi; the third and fourth years are still examined on the REV-2019 'C' Scheme, which is what the University sets for them this year.
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Syllabus for Hazard and Risk Analysis Lab
Module 1 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Download RAST and CHEF tools from AIChE Website. It is available for FREE. This is
Module 2 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- readymade template which can be used in MS Excel/Libre office Calc. Enable Macros before
Module 3 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- using it. Also download A Tutorial for the Risk Analysis Screening Tool (RAST) and CHEF.
Module 4 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- A total of 5 case studies need to be solved by using RAST-CHEF.
Module 5 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Download 5 case studies available on AIChE website. Complete Hazard Identification and Risk
Module 6 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Analysis (HIRA) study for following cases:
Module 7 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Chlorine Rail Car
Module 8 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- CAI and Arnel-Confined Space Explosion
Module 9 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- BP Texas City-Refinery explosion and fire
Module 10 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Phillips Petroleum Company-Explosion and Fire
Module 11 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- T2 Industries-Runaway Reaction and Explosion
Module 12 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Case study data is not fully provided for below cases. Find the relevant data from internet and
Module 13 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- enter the values. As most of these case studies are reported AFTER accidents and you are going
Module 14 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- to do a risk analysis BEFORE accident, anticipate MORE scenarios. The students will have to
Module 15 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- imagine more accident prone scenarios in following case studies and not only the reported ones.
Module 16 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- A Massive Fire, BLEVEs, and $5 Million Damages after a Mechanic Improperly Removes a Valve Actuator-102-106, Roy E. Sanders
Module 17 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- An Eight-Inch Elbow Ruptures from Internal Corrosion and A Blast Results in Worldwide Feed stocks Disruptions and An Eight-Inch Line Ruptures in Mexico City and over 500 People Die-120-121,Roy E. Sanders
Module 18 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Flixborough, England,23-25,Crowl, D. A.
Module 19 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Seveso, Italy,26-27
Module 20 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- A Well-Intended Change Yields a Storage Tank Collapse, 32-36, Roy E. Sanders
Module 21 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- A Severe Pump Explosion Surprises Employees, 168-170
Module 22 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- A total of 3 practical’s need to be performed from below experiments
Module 23 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Flash point
Module 24 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Fire point
Module 25 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Fire Extinguishers
Module 26 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Flammability limits of gases
Module 27 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Industrial Safety Awareness ( Lecture by Industry Person/ Visit to Industry )
Module 28 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Safety Audit Format
Module 29 printed in the syllabus as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight)
- Electrical Safety Awareness ( Expert lecture by Electrical Background Person )
Reference Books
- 1 Incidents that define process safety; Centre for Chemical Process Safety, AIChE,Wiley
- 2 More incidents that define process safety; Centre for Chemical Process
- 3 Chemical Process Safety Learning from Case Histories; 3rd Edition; Roy E. Sanders;
- 4 Chemical Process Safety: Fundamentals with Applications; Crowl, D. A. and Louvar, J. P.;
- 5 Chemical Process Industry Safety; K. S. N. Raju, McGraw Hill Education
- 6 Avoiding Greenhouse Gas Emissions The Essential Role of Chemicals 17 Case Studies;
Reproduced from the University of Mumbai syllabus for B.E. (Chemical Engineering) under R-2019 'C' Scheme, in force from the academic year 2022-23. Wording is as printed in that syllabus. Modules are numbered in sequence here; in the syllabus itself, Module 1 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 2 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 3 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 4 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 5 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 6 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 7 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 8 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 9 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 10 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 11 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 12 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 13 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 14 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 15 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 16 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 17 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 18 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 19 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 20 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 21 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 22 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 23 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 24 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 25 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 26 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 27 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 28 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight); Module 29 is printed as Module List of Experiments (minimum eight). The PDF above is the syllabus's own page, unaltered.
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