Gas/Vapor Explosion Hazards Course Design and Objectives This course has been designed to assist the engineers and process safety personnel who are involved with processes and operations where flammable gases and vapors are present. Practical prevention techniques are presented along with case studies and the theoretical knowledge necessary to gain a complete understanding of the subject. Upon completion of this course, participants will be well versed in the flammability attributes of gas, vapor and mist atmospheres. Gaining new insight into their existing and future processes, they will be qualified to define a basis of safety for their operations. Introduction to Flammable Atmospheres Basic theory and definitions Flammability of Vapors, Gases and Mists Flash Points, Flammable Ranges, Explosion Severity, Auto Ignition Temperatures Conditions Affecting Flammability Temperature, Pressure, Oxidant, Mixtures Establishing a Basis of Safety Avoiding Ignition Sources    - Static Electricity, Friction, Impact, Electrical Equipment Avoiding Flammable Concentrations    - Ventilation, Temperature Control Avoiding Oxidant    - Inert Gas Blanketing Discussion
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