Jack Rabbit III project on ammonia dispersion modelling
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2022 FLUG Meeting

Jack Rabbit III project on ammonia dispersion modelling

November 1, 2022 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm CET

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November 1, 2022
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2:00 pm - 3:00 pm CET
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This presentation is part of the 2022 FLUG Meeting.

 

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Title: Jack Rabbit III project on ammonia dispersion modelling

You will be presented with the work from the Jack Rabbit III project on modelling ammonia dispersions.

 

About the speaker

Dr Simon Gant, Technical Fellow @ HSE Science and Research Centre

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Dr Simon Gant is a Technical Fellow in the Fluid Dynamics Team at the Health and Safety Executive with a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Leeds and a PhD in turbulence modelling from the University of Manchester.

He has been involved in safety-related research activities since 2005, including topics such as anhydrous ammonia (Jack Rabbit III), CFD modelling of atmospheric dispersion, carbon capture and storage, repurposing the gas distribution network for hydrogen transport, and many more topics.

He is currently the Chairman of the Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling Liaison Committee (ADMLC), an independent body that helps to coordinate research activities on atmospheric dispersion across the UK government. Dr Gant has published over 100 conference and journal papers and is a regular speaker at atmospheric dispersion and process-safety-related conferences.

 

Lorenzo Mauri, Principal Research Engineer @ Gexcon

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Lorenzo has a background in Environmental Engineering and more than 15 years of experience with the development and application of simulation engines in the fields of gas dispersion and consequence analysis. His main research interests include atmospheric flows, multiphase flows, and gas explosions. Lorenzo ​​has extensive experience in software development and scientific programming. He has made substantial contributions to the recent development of FLACS-CFD and associated utilities, including the Ewan and Moodie release model, entraining leaks functionality, modelling of aerodynamic roughness, and others. He has developed FLACS-CFD’s Multiphase Drift Flux solver to simulate droplet vaporization and deposition.

In the last 3 years, Lorenzo has authored four publications in peer-reviewed journals. He is part of the scientific committee of the International Conference on Hydrogen Safety – 2021. Lorenzo has been working in Gexcon for 8 years, developing and using FLACS-CFD for consequence analysis and dispersion modelling.

 

Dr Shona Mackie, Senior Research Engineer @ Gexcon

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Dr Shona Mackie holds a PhD in Geosciences, awarded by the University of Edinburgh. She has 12 years of experience in research in various fields in academia and industry, which have included developing and analysing large models to predict renewable energy production, model radiative transfer for Earth observation, predict and monitor volcanic ash hazards, and project future climate.

 

About FLUG Meeting

FLACS-CFD User Group (FLUG) provides an opportunity for Gexcon and users of FLACS-CFD to share updates, insights, and experiences.

It consists of engaging case study presentations and the latest information on FLACS-CFD software research and development.

FLUG has played an integral role in the development of Gexcon’s industry-leading software, which represents more than 40 years of extensive and unrivalled modelling and validation work.

 

 

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