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Application of consequence modeling and semi quantitative relative ranking methodologies for facility siting in process plants

Publish Year: 1395
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CHCONF03_282

Index date: 26 February 2017

Application of consequence modeling and semi quantitative relative ranking methodologies for facility siting in process plants abstract

Computerized Consequence Modeling (CM) is a more reliable method for analyzing the risk of fire and explosion, the most considered incidents in process industries; semi quantitative risk ranking methodologies are also universally used for determining the hazard category in process plants. DNV GL PHASTTM Software, commonly used software, is employed in this paper for consequence modeling of fire and explosion scenarios in a case study which was designed and built based on outcomes of DOW’s F&EI methodology for hazard evaluation and facility siting. The results illustrate the ineffectiveness of semi quantitative risk evaluation methodologies for site mapping of major process plants. To do this, major equipment of the Low Density Poly Ethylene plant (South Pars Economic Zone, Iran) was calculated by both the above mentioned technique

Application of consequence modeling and semi quantitative relative ranking methodologies for facility siting in process plants Keywords:

Dow Fire and Explosion Index , DOW Index , Consequence Modeling (CCM

Application of consequence modeling and semi quantitative relative ranking methodologies for facility siting in process plants authors

Mohammadreza Rostami

Department of Chemical Engineering, Islamic Azad University of Tehran Central Branch, IRAN

Hengameh Hajiaghababa

Departments of Chemical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, IRAN