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    FLACS I Training Course Agenda

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    This 3-day training course provides an introduction to using FLACS v10 software for gas explosion and consequence modeling. The course combines presentations on the theoretical mechanisms of gas dispersion and explosions with extensive hands-on exercises using the FLACS software. Participants will learn how to set up, run, and analyze basic gas dispersion and explosion scenarios. They will also practice building geometries, importing CAD files, and simulating scenarios like pool fires and explosions in offshore structures. The target audience includes safety engineers and consultants who intend to use FLACS for consequence modeling. No prior experience is required but knowledge of safety modeling or CFD may be helpful.

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    This 3-day training course provides an introduction to using FLACS v10 software for gas explosion and consequence modeling. The course combines presentations on the theoretical mechanisms of gas dispersion and explosions with extensive hands-on exercises using the FLACS software. Participants will learn how to set up, run, and analyze basic gas dispersion and explosion scenarios. They will also practice building geometries, importing CAD files, and simulating scenarios like pool fires and explosions in offshore structures. The target audience includes safety engineers and consultants who intend to use FLACS for consequence modeling. No prior experience is required but knowledge of safety modeling or CFD may be helpful.

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    This 3-day training course provides an introduction to using FLACS v10 software for gas explosion and consequence modeling. The course combines presentations on the theoretical mechanisms of gas dispersion and explosions with extensive hands-on exercises using the FLACS software. Participants will learn how to set up, run, and analyze basic gas dispersion and explosion scenarios. They will also practice building geometries, importing CAD files, and simulating scenarios like pool fires and explosions in offshore structures. The target audience includes safety engineers and consultants who intend to use FLACS for consequence modeling. No prior experience is required but knowledge of safety modeling or CFD may be helpful.

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    FLACS I Training Course Agenda

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    Mary Mor
    This 3-day training course provides an introduction to using FLACS v10 software for gas explosion and consequence modeling. The course combines presentations on the theoretical mechanisms of gas dispersion and explosions with extensive hands-on exercises using the FLACS software. Participants will learn how to set up, run, and analyze basic gas dispersion and explosion scenarios. They will also practice building geometries, importing CAD files, and simulating scenarios like pool fires and explosions in offshore structures. The target audience includes safety engineers and consultants who intend to use FLACS for consequence modeling. No prior experience is required but knowledge of safety modeling or CFD may be helpful.

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    FLACS I Training

    This course is an introduction into the theory and mechanisms in gas TARGET GROUP
    explosion and to the concepts and models within FLACS v10. It will
    cover all typical areas of consequence modeling within the software, People who intend to carry out consequence modeling with FLACS
    including ventilation, gas dispersion, gas explosions and mitigation or work closely together people performing these types of FLACS
    measure (e.g. water deluge, vent panels). This course combines both simulations. These include safety engineers and consultants in risk
    theory and practical exercises with the FLACS v10 software; therefore consultancy companies, oil & gas and process industries, regulatory
    students will be required to practice and apply their new knowledge bodies, engineering companies, nuclear industry and many more.
    of the software through extensive hands-on workshops. About half The course could potentially also be useful for structural and process
    the time will consist of presentations and the rest will be hands-on engineers as these disciplines often provide either important input
    with the FLACS software. (e.g. anticipated congestion levels and process parameters) or use
    the output (e.g. design overpressures) of the FLACS studies, by
    providing a better understanding of the most relevant parameters and
    mechanisms. Attendance of this course is mandatory for FLACS users.
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to use FLACS
    v10 for setting up, running and extracting results for a basic range of PREREQUISITES
    typical gas dispersion and gas explosion scenarios. They will have This course is suitable completely new users of FLACS as well as users
    learned the FLACS user guidelines for defining scenarios to ensure who would like to refresh their knowledge. In general no special
    accurate and validated results and be able to QA results. They will prerequisites are required, but any prior knowledge in safety consequence
    also understand the basic mechanisms of gas dispersion and especially modeling, CFD models or 3D modeling will in general be helpful.
    gas explosions, including important contributing effects (e.g. gas types,
    confinement and congestion).

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    TRAINING AGENDA

    DAY 1
    08:30 Registration and coffee
    08:55 Welcome
    09:00 Introduction: GexCon, Explosions & FLACS
    10:00 FLACS Runmanager
    10:30 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    10:45 FLACS preprocessor CASD: Scenario definition
    11:45 Exercise I: Explosion in test rig
    12:30 Lunch
    13:30 Exercise I: Explosion in test rig (cont)
    14:30 FLACS postprocessor FLOWVIS: Visualizing results
    15.00 Exercise T1 - r1file tool: exporting exercise I results into an Excel spreadsheet
    15:15 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    15:30 Mitigation of explosions
    16:15 Exercise II: Explosion mitigation
    17:00 End of day one

    DAY 2
    08:30 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    09:00 FLACS preprocessor CASD: Geometry building/grid/porosities
    10:00 Exercise III (Part 1): Build geometry, calculate blast waves from explosion
    10:45 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    11:00 Exercise III (Part 1): Build geometry, calculate blast waves from explosion (cont)
    12:30 Lunch
    13:30 Exercise III (Part 1): Build geometry, calculate blast waves from explosion (cont)
    14:30 CAD import
    15:00 Demo: importing a .dgn file with geo2flacs tool
    15:15 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    15:30 Exercise III (Part 2): DGN geometry import and explosion simulations
    17:00 End of day two

    DAY 3
    08:30 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    09:00 Validation testing and procedures for CFD
    10:00 Ventilation and dispersion
    10:45 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    11:00 Exercise IV: Dispersion/explosion calculation in offshore geometry
    12:30 Lunch
    13:30 Exercise IV: Dispersion/explosion calculation in offshore geometry (cont)
    15:15 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    15:30 Exercise IV: Dispersion/explosion calculation in offshore geometry (cont)
    16:15 Efficient use of FLACS and QA
    17:00 End of day three

    DAY 4
    08:30 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    09:00 Pool spread
    09:45 Exercise V: Pool spread simulation
    10:30 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    10:45 Exercise V: Pool spread simulation (cont)
    11:45 Explosion Risk Analysis
    12:30 Lunch
    13:30 FLACS Fire
    14:15 Exercise VI: Jet and pool fire simulations
    15:15 Coffee / Questions and Answers
    15:30 Exercise VI: Jet and pool fire simulations (cont)
    16:45 Final communications - flacs@gexcon.com, survey, FLUG
    17:00 End of day four

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