Advanced Consequence analysis by CFD method

In many issues related to the consequence analysis and estimation of the damage caused by incidents, it is necessary to perform the calculations more completely than conventional methods (such as using PHAST software). In this regard, the use of CFD methods is very effective. In numerical models or CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamic) models, the effects of the roughness of the surface are included in the calculations and therefore it can be acknowledged that they have much higher accuracy than analytical models. Among the advantages of this modeling method, the following can be mentioned:
– Considering the effects of various obstacles such as equipment, buildings, etc. in the spread of gas and flame
– Comprehensive modeling of physical phenomena
– Considering mitigation strategies (such as cooling systems, obstacles, etc.) to mitigate incident intensity

– Optimization