Article | REF: SE5068 V1

Methods for modeling gas explosions

Author: Anousone CHAMPASSITH

Publication date: January 10, 2013

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2. Modeling the overpressure generated by gas explosions

There are currently a large number of tools available for assessing the effects of an explosion. Depending on needs, context and issues, the most appropriate quantification methods may vary. It is therefore important for an engineer to understand all these constraints so as to be able to propose the most pragmatic method for each situation. This section begins by presenting the needs generally encountered in industry. This will be followed by a generic description of the main existing approaches.

2.1 Area of use

In the industrial sector, it is generally necessary to assess the effects of an explosion:

  • as part of regulatory studies ;

  • to size installations for this particular risk;...

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