SAFETY AND RISK

Dispertion Modelling

A large number of industrial accidents start as a leak of a toxic or flammable gas in atmosphere. Controlling the risk involves the right assessment of the extent of the gas cloud from any leaking equipment or storage tank for both onsite and offsite effects. We can help you in assessing the hazardous consequence of toxic and flammable release with our abilities in 3D dispersion modelling in complex geometries. Our high-experienced consultants will ensure you the best approach for your dispersion case studies in the following fields:

  • Flammable gas dispersion
  • Toxic gas dispersion
  • dispersion
  • Safety measures design and performance analysis
  • Gas sensor layout optimization (smoke, toxic gas, flammable gas)
  • Leaks identification by inverse modeling

Explosion Modelling

Gas or dust explosion is one of the most critical accidents on a onshore plant or offshore facilities. Our consultancy team can help you in the consequence assessment of the overpressures caused by all kind of explosion scenarios in simple or more complex geometries. Our experience and knowledge in explosion modelling give you the opportunity to perform the following studies:

  • Gas explosion and deflagration including hydrogen
  • Solid explosive detonation
  • Blast propagation
  • Blast wave load on structure
  • Dust explosion
  • Influence of the ignition points
  • Explosion mitigation measures design and ALARP analysis
  • Accident investigations

Fire Modelling

Fire modelling is used to assess the heat radiation and the spread of smoke from solid or liquid fires. Our experts with their knowledge of simulation tools can assess and improve the fire safety of your facilities and help you in the following fields:

  • Flammable liquid, solid or jet fires simulation
  • Fires of various natures (pools, rack, bulk, warehouses, offshore platforms, car parks, fires in buildings…)
  • Structural integrity analysis for thermal load
  • Smoke dispersion inside and outside buildings
  • Toxicity and visibility assessment of smoke propagation
  • Fire mitigation measures design
  • Accident investigations
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