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Applicable Regulations
There are three important regulations in the environmental safety area that provide the main thrust for the commercialization of ADORA. These are:
Risk Management Plan (RMP), Clean Air Act Amendment 112 (r): For Alternate Scenarios in RMP, ADORA accurately predicts atmospheric dispersion of buoyant and moisture-reactive chemicals.
Clients can take credit for a reduced hazard at ground due to the cloud rise resulting from buoyancy or exothermic reactions. For the general duty clause, ADORA evaluates potential conflagrations from releases
of multiple chemicals. The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA): Process Safety Management – similar to 112 (r) except that OSHA is mainly concerned with the in-plant hazards. The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA): Parts B and X -- ADORA has been used in a number of environmental permitting applications.
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