Petrellus
Engineering have considerable
experience in fire and blast engineering. We adopt a systematic approach to
identifying potential fire and blast accident scenarios and examining the most
cost effective way of preventing them or mitigating the consequences. We employ
specialists in safety, fire protection, loss prevention and process, structural
and mechanical engineering. We develop and monitor new technology and advanced
simulation techniques, and apply them in practical solutions. We are committed
to
helping our clients reduce the risk associated with fire and explosions in the
most effective manner.
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Determination of fire and explosion scenarios |
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Computer simulation of behaviour of flammable gas clouds, fire and explosions
using one common CFD model |
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Flammability, fire and explosion load calculations |
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Heat-up calculations of structures and equipment |
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Simulation of behaviour of pressurised systems attacked by fire |
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Modelling of cooling of equipment and structures attacked by fire |
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Modelling of performance and optimisation of depressurising systems |
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Fire and explosion modelling |
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Ultimate blast capacity calculations |
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Temperature dependent thermal and mechanical properties of materials |
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Structural redundancy analysis |
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Escalation and BLEVE prevention |
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Structural reinforcement design |
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Firewall and blastwall design |
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Utilisation of existing strength of plant and structures to resist fire
and explosion loads |
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Fire protection specification and optimisation |
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Evaluation and certification services for fire and explosion protective
materials |
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Procurement of fire, thermal and explosion protection materials |
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Verification of fire and explosion protection |
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Witnessing of tests |
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Onsite compliance management and inspection of passive fire protection
application/installation |
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Facilitating plant emergency management Workshops |
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Preparation of emergency response plans |
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PFEER (Prevention of Fire, Explosion and Emergency Response) reviews |
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Onsite PFEER surveys and evaluation |
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Riser and ESDV protection |
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ESD and blowdown system design |
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Deluge systems and fire monitors |
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Foam and water spray systems |
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Fire and explosion risk assessment |
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Quantitative risk analysis |
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Cost benefit analysis |
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Upgrades of existing fire and explosion protection systems |
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Research and development in fire and explosion subjects |
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Installation layout/segregation, fire isolation |
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Minimisation of flammable inventory |
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Fire water and deluge systems availability, protection and survivability |
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Effects of fire and explosion hazards on escape routes, Temporary Refuge
and means of evacuation |
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Optimum locations of fire and gas detectors |
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Alarm, PA and HVAC systems |
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Allowable gas/smoke concentrations for safety systems |
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Smoke and gas ingress analysis, concentrations and time profile |
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Probability of failure of systems preventing smoke and gas ingress |
Time is of the essence to bring accidents under control and to a
successful termination. Therefore, the response of personnel, equipment and
structures has to be treated in a harmonised time-history manner. Petrellus
Engineering
specialises in the simulation of transient problems and we can assist our Clients
in the development of simulation techniques, tools and accident management.
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