Lessons learned and mitigation options for hurricanes
Lessons learned and mitigation options for hurricanes
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DOI:
10.1002/prs.10218
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发表时间:
2008-03
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通讯作者:
James R. (Bob) Bailey;M. Levitan
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作者:
James R. (Bob) Bailey;M. Levitan
The 2005 hurricane season caused unprecedented levels of damage to coastal communities throughout the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita were of particular interest to petrochemical and refining companies, given the impacts they had to their onshore operations. Floodwaters and extreme winds from these two hurricanes damaged numerous types of assets, including tanks, cooling towers, generator buildings, process towers, pumps, controllers, utility poles, and transformers. They also caused prolonged power outages, supply disruptions, and widespread employee dislocations, all major contributors to both property and business interruption losses.