Table of Contents
1Foreword
2Acronyms
3Glossary
4Trademarks
5IntroductiontoHazardAssessment
6AboutThisSpecialReport
7ApproachtoPerformingaHazardAssessment
8FireHazards
9ExplosionHazards
10MaterialCompatibility
11ExposureHazards
12OverallHazard
13Fire
14HydrazineVapor
15Flammability
16Ignition
17FlameVelocity
18LiquidHydrazine
19FlashandFirePoints
20BurningRateandBurningVelocity
21HydrazineMists,Droplets,andSprays
22FlashandFirePoints
23BurningRates
24Explosion
25Deflagration
26HydrazineVapor
27LiquidHydrazine
28Detonation
29DetonationTheory
30HydrazineVapor
31LiquidHydrazine
32ThermochemicalReaction
33ThermodynamicInstability
34ThermalRunaway
35RapidCompression
36HydrazineandMaterialCompatibility
37MaterialDegradation
38TestMethod
39TestConditions
40MaterialCompatibilityData
41AlloyCorrosionStudies
42MaterialEffectsonHydrazine
43TestMethods
44TestConditions
45HydrazineDecompositionData
46ChemicalReactivityofHydrazineinAir
47AssessmentExamples
48EstimationofRelativeDecompositionRatesfor
MaterialApplicationsforWhichtheMaterial
ResponsetoHydrazineisWellKnown
49EffectsofMaterialsontheHeatGenerationRate
50HazardAnalyses
51Safety
52HydrazineToxicity
53ResultsofHydrazineExposure
54Inhalation
55ExposuretoSkin,Eyes,andMucousMembranes
56Ingestion
57Carcinogenicity
58EnvironmentalFateofHydrazine
59Air
60Water
61Soil
62BioaccumulationandBiodegradation
63Remediation
64HydrazineExposureGuidelines
65ThresholdLimitValuesoftheAmericanConferenceof
GovernmentalIndustrialHygienists
66GuidelinesoftheOccupationalSafetyandHealth
Administration
67TheNationalInstituteofOccupationalSafetyand
Health
68EmergencyPlanningRequirements
69SpacecraftMaximumAcceptableConcentrations
70EnvironmentalRegulation
71HydrazineExposureRemediationandControl
72FirstAid
73PersonnelProtection
74Smell
75MedicalSurveillance
76EvacuationProcedures
77ProtectiveApparel
78FireFighting
79SpillCleanup
80HydrazineHandling
81EngineeringDesign
82StorageContainers
83StorageAreas
84Transportation
85MonitoringEquipment
86WasteDisposal
87CurrentRegulatoryEnforcement
88AdditionalInformation
89AssessmentExample Abstract
Provides information that designers, builders, and users of hydrazine systems can use to avoid or resolve hydrazine hazards. Pertinent research is summarized, and the data are presented in a quick-reference form.
