The Shell FRED (Fire, Release, Explosion, and Dispersion) tool is a well-validated software tool for the prediction of the hazardous effects of accidental or intentional releases and is supported by over 40 years of physical testing and validation. A paper released in the July 2020 edition of the Journal of

Gexcon is set to launch a major update to its flagship consequence modelling software later this year to offer users greater flexibility, digitalisation and integration capabilities. FLACS-CFD 20 will replace FLACS 10.9 from this autumn and represents a significant software upgrade, building on more than 40 years of industrial safety

Gexcon and Shell are excited to announce that we are working on a new version of Shell FRED for 2020. Shell FRED allows safety professionals to predict the consequences of Fire, Release, Explosion, and Dispersion from accidental and design releases of products from the process, storage, transport, and distribution operations.

Gexcon is happy to announce that we will open a new branch office in Sweden. As our market continues to expand in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland, we realized the need for an additional office closer to our customers.  The Sweden office will provide all the core complex risk and safety

Gexcon and Shell are pleased to announce the release of FRED v7.1.1 FRED (Fire, Release, Explosion, and Dispersion) is Shell’s consequence modelling tool used to predict the consequences of accidental and design releases from process, storage, transport, and distribution operations. A couple of significant issues have been identified in the

Gexcon US is excited to announce the opening of our Boston office. As we continue to grow our incident investigation business, we realized the need for an additional office to serve our clients. Our Boston office is located at: The Schrafft’s Center Power House529 Main Street, Suite 200Charlestown, MA  02129