The new release of Shell FRED 2020 offers a completely new way of working with Shell FRED. To support existing users with the transition, we are offering a half-day introductory course for the new Shell FRED interface. This will cover the key improvements to the older interface, which has been in use for many years.
We discuss the current techniques applied in the predictive aspects of COMAH and the limitations associated with these widely used methods. We aim to provide a better understanding of when and where advanced modelling techniques should be applied and demonstrate the significance this has, not only in terms of consequence assessment but also with regards to safer facility design and emergency response.
This webinar provides an overview of the colored books, including a summary of the consequence and risk models. We also have a demonstration of how the models included in the colored books are used in practical examples.
This course is an introduction to the theory and applications of Shell FRED 2020. It will cover all the existing consequence modeling scenarios within the software, including source term modelling, pool formation, gas dispersion, jet and pool fires, impinging fires, vessel burst smoke ingress in buildings/temporary refuge, and explosion scenarios in congested and/or confined areas.
The new release of Shell FRED 2020 offers a completely new way of working with Shell FRED. To support existing users with the transition, we are offering a half-day introductory course for the new Shell FRED interface. This will cover the key improvements to the older interface, which has been in use for many years.
In this webinar, we provide an overview of the combined models within EFFECTS and show the software's ease of use in performing consequence analyses. We also discuss a summary of the discharge and dispersion models with an easy and quick option to determine accidental releases' impact.
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