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Successful application of CRINE principles to achieve cost-effective solutions for enclosures and passive fire and blast protection. D.H. Groeneveld. Proc. Conf., Offshore structures---hazards, safety, engineering, Session 9, Paper No. 1, 16 pages (see abs
An approach is discussed which guarantees `fit for purpose' solutions that can help achieve significant cost reductions in the new era. Consideration is given to the need for change in the vendor-to-project relationship, and traditional methods, implementation, and verification are examined with reference to CRINE principles. 3 refs.
