Transcript EMERGENCY PLANNING IN GREECE

SEVESO REGISTRY IN GREECE
Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change
Mouzakis George, Dipl. Chem. Engineer
GR-147 Patission Str. 112 51 ATHENS - GREECE
Tel: +30 210 8629928, Fax: +30 210 8662968
E mail: [email protected]
Establishments under the provisions
of Seveso Dir. in Greece/1
 The current situation of the establishments
under the provisions of the Seveso Directive
in Greece is the following:
 85 upper tier establishments (safety
report, internal and external emergency
plans, information to the public, annual
inspection)
 132 lower tier establishments (notification
study, major accident prevention policy,
annual inspection)
Establishments under the provisions
of Seveso Dir. in Greece/2
DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE
LOWER TIER
UPPER TIER
Liquid petroleum products
48 %
21 %
LPG, NLG
28 %
28 %
Oil refineries
-
5%
Fertilizers
-
1%
Explosives
7%
20 %
Chemicals
16 %
7%
Pesticides
1%
18 %
TOTAL NUMBER
132
85
Web Site of the Hellenic
Ministry of Environment
 Access to Risk Management Issues focused mainly to the
implementation of Seveso Directive in Greece through the web site
of the Hellenic Ministry of Environment www.ypeka.gr
 Existing legislation in European Union and Greece
 Guidelines for the application of dispensation rule of article 9 par. 6
 Guidance for the preparation of a Safety Report
 Guidelines for the content of information to the public
 Guidelines for the carriage of dangerous goods
 Land use planning guidelines
 Guidelines on a Major Accident Prevention Policy and Safety
Management System
 Guidance on Inspections
 Questionnaire – Check list useful for the inspections
 Useful links
www.e-per.gr
 Web Site of the National Center for the Environmental
Information.
 Data of the upper and lower tier Seveso
establishments in Greece on Geographical Information
System.
 Data of the upper and lower tier Seveso
establishments in Greece on several applications
(multiple sheets)
Front page of www.e-per.gr
Username and password of the site
Introduction to the system
Upper and Lower tier establishments/1
Upper and Lower tier establishments/2
Upper and Lower tier establishments/3
Database of the establishments
Database of the establishments/
identification/a
Database of the establishments/
identification/b
Database of the establishments /
dangerous substances
Database of the establishments /
Seveso compliance
Database of the establishments /
external emergency plans
Database of the establishments /
information to the public
Database of the establishments /
inspections
Database of the establishments /
evaluation of the Safety Report/a
Database of the establishments /
evaluation of the Safety Report/b
External Emergency Plans –
3 zones for protection / 1
External Emergency Plans –
3 zones for protection / 2
Zone 1
Inner zone
Toxic substances
Concentration
(mg/m3)
Thermal dose units
(TDU)
LC50
1500
Blast overpressure
(mbar)
350
(15 kw/m2
exposure for 40
sec)
Zone 2
Middle zone
450
LC1
140
(6 kw/m2
exposure for 40
sec)
Zone 3
Outer zone
170
IDLH
50
(3 kw/m2
exposure for 40
sec)
Criteria for the Domino effect
Type of accident
Criteria for Domino
Thermal
Radiation
BLEVE
Fireball radius
Thermal
radiation
JET FIRE
The length of the jet
for t>1000 s
Thermal
radiation
POOLFIRE
37.5 kw/m2
Overpressure
UVCE
700 mbar
External Emergency Plans –
3 zones for protection / case study
What should do the licensing authorities for the full
implementation of Seveso Directive
 Check of the completeness of the Safety Reports and the
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notification studies
Evaluate all the Safety Reports and the notification studies
Registration of all the evaluated Safety Reports
Drawing up of the external emergency plans for all the
upper tier Seveso establishments (Civil Protection services)
Public information for all the upper tier Seveso
establishments (Civil Protection services)
At least one inspection per year of every upper and lower
tier Seveso establishment
CONTINUOUS UPDATE OF THE DATA BASE www.e-per.gr
What should do Seveso establishments for
the full implementation of Seveso Directive
 The operator is obliged to take all measures necessary
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to prevent major accidents and to limit their
consequences for man and the environment
The operator is required to prove to the Authorities at
any time, that he has taken all the measures necessary
as specified in this Directive.
Compile and submit to the Authorities notification
or/and safety studies
Update all above mentioned Studies
Supports Authorities for the drawing up of the external
emergency plan of the establishment
CONTINUOUS UPDATE OF THE DATA BASE www.e-per.gr
Thank you for your attention !!