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Not sure whether ISO 22899-1 or ISO 22899-3 is right for your jet fire testing programme? This article explains the key differences between the two standards, when each applies, and how to select the most suitable test for your passive fire protection (PFP) application without unnecessary cost or complexity.
Learn about the key challenges in modelling ammonia hazard, from modelling liquefied ammonia source term to considering external conditions.
This blog discusses real incidents to highlight where safety went wrong, and how ammonia-handling operations can improve through better design, training, emergency planning, and more.
Get an overview of what makes ammonia unique, its dispersion behaviour in different forms, the hazards linked to its properties, and potential LoC events.
In the first episode of our series, Ammonia Hazard Modelling with EFFECTS and RISKCURVES, Viktoria Bohacikova, Technical Product Specialist, explains why ammonia safety must not be overlooked.
This final episode explains how RISKCURVES QRA software complements EFFECTS consequence modelling tool in analysing the risk of CO2 transport for CCUS projects.
An overview of the key safety concerns related to CO2 in CCUS technology, examples of accidents involving large CO2 releases, and safety measures.
The fourth episode explains how the EFFECTS consequence modelling software helps address the CO2 hazard modelling challenges.
Lessons learnt from past LNG incidents, such as the Cleveland Disaster, the Skikda Explosion, and the Plymouth Plant Incident.
This third episode discusses the challenges in modelling CO2 releases, including its multiphase nature, the impact of craters when pipelines are buried, dense gas behaviour, and more.
This episode discusses the fundamental properties of CO2 and the hazards associated with CO2 pipeline transportation.
This first episode discusses why CO2 transportation safety is critical in CCUS projects.
