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Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards (CIMAH) Report   Page       11
                                               Ranhill SAJ Sdn. Bhd.                    Revision      01
                                  Part D: Information on the Potential Major Accident   Date        Aug 2019


                       drum include leakage through the valve stem, valve diaphragm, neck and the
                       outlet vapour tight cap. A partial failure of the Chlorine cylinder / drum could
                       also occur due to complete failure of the tank valve or leakage from the body
                       of the cylinder / drum.

               D.2.2 Spontaneous Failures

               A  spontaneous  failure  involves  the  rupture  or  leak  of  containment  without  the
               influence of external or handling events. Such failures may rise due to the following:
                   •  Corrosion (internal or external);
                   •  Stress corrosion;
                   •  Fatigue;
                   •  Defect arising during design, manufacturing, construction or maintenance;

                   •  Previous operational overload, e.g. over-pressurization; and
                   •  Previous mechanical damage.

               D.2.3 External Events

               External  events  are  categorized  as  those  events  that  are  initiated  externally  from
               KT1 & KT2 WTP.  These are qualitatively assessed and described below:
                   •  Severe Weather  -  the  plant  is  not  located  in  a  cyclone  area.    The  design
                       codes and standards to which the plant was designed ensure that there will
                       be no effect on the plant integrity for all foreseeable weather conditions.
                   •  Earthquake  -  Malaysia  is  a  low  earthquake  hazard  area.  Earthquakes
                       experienced not expected to have sufficient intensity to cause damage to the
                       plant.  Thus, loss of containment is unlikely for the level of seismic activity in
                       this area.
                   •  Ground Movement  -  since  start  of  operations,  there  has  not  been  any
                       significant  subsidence  problems  and  the  likelihood  of  significant  loss  of
                       containment  is  considered  to  be  unlikely  based  on  the  plant  history.  Any
                       observable ground movement would require the management of the facility to
                       conduct  geotechnical  investigation  to  ensure  the  integrity  of  buildings  and
                       plant.
                   •  Plane Crash - the plant is not located under a direct flight path although in a
                       flight corridor. As such, the potentiality of this event occurring is considered
                       low and no further evaluation is carried out.
                   •  Third Party  Activities  -  the  plant  is  surrounded  by  palm  oil  and  rubber
                       plantation. A small-scale rattan furniture factory located adjacent to the plant.
                       These activities are unlikely to pose any significant hazards to the activities
                       carried out by the plant.
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