FLACS-CFD 20.2 is Now LIVE!
FLACS-CFD 20.2 is now live – a minor software update to improve the user experience. The update does not include any critical changes and includes a number of bug fixes in response to customer feedback. A major update to Gexcon’s flagship computational fluid dynamics software went live at the beginning
Webinar: What’s New with FLACS-CFD?
About The Webinar FLACS-CFD 20 will replace the current edition of the software (FLACS 10.9) this Autumn and has been re-written from the ground up to offer better integration and digitalization capabilities, improved workflows, and greater flexibility. During this webinar, Chris Coffey, FLACS-CFD Product Manager, introduced the updated software and gave an overview of the following key features: – Improved
Webinar: What’s New with FLACS-CFD?
About The Webinar FLACS-CFD 20 will replace the current edition of the software (FLACS 10.9) this Autumn and has been re-written from the ground up to offer better integration and digitalization capabilities, improved workflows, and greater flexibility. During this webinar, Chris Coffey, FLACS-CFD Product Manager, introduced the updated software and gave an overview of the following key features: – Improved
FLACS-CFD 20 coming soon
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
Simulating Pulverized Coal Explosion with FLACS
A fire broke out in Hebei Longcheng Coal Comprehensive Utilization Co., Ltd. at 11:40 on May 24th, 2019 and there was an assumption that an explosion might have occurred. On the next day, the government of Caofeidian District, Tangshan, Hebei Province issued a notice on the accident. The preliminary investigation
Register for FLACS User Group (FLUG) Meeting 2018
This year’s FLACS User Group Meeting will be held in Bergen Norway, May 22-23, 2018. Join other FLACS users for two days of learning and discussions. The FLACS User Group (FLUG) Meeting is a top-level meeting in the field of modelling dispersion, explosion, and fire of toxic and flammable gas.
