Chemical_Accidents_Presentation[1][1].pptx

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1. Chemical Accidents K.MIGIRAN 22UD36 III BBA C

2. Chemical accidents are unintentional releases of harmful chemicals, causing significant health, environmental, and economic impacts. They occur in industrial, transportation, or domestic settings. Introduction

3. Human error (e.g., improper handling) Equipment failure Lack of safety measures Natural disasters Sabotage or malicious acts Causes of Chemical Accidents

4. Health hazards (e.g., burns, poisoning) Environmental pollution Economic losses Displacement of communities Long-term ecological damage Effects of Chemical Accidents

5. Bhopal Gas Tragedy, India (1984): Leakage of methyl isocyanate Chernobyl Disaster, Ukraine (1986): Radioactive contamination Texas City Disaster, USA (1947): Explosion of ammonium nitrate Famous Chemical Accidents

6. Regular maintenance of equipment Proper training of personnel Implementation of safety protocols Use of advanced monitoring systems Community awareness and emergency preparedness Prevention Strategies

7. Chemical accidents pose significant risks, but with proper safety measures, awareness, and technology, their occurrence and impact can be minimized. Collaboration between industries, governments, and communities is essential. Conclusion