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FLUG Meeting Invitation FLUG meeting London 8‐9 November 2011 FLUG Meeting London 8-9 November 2011 Preliminary Program FLUG, user presentations – Tuesday 8 November 09:00 Registration and coffee Erik Aadland, 09:30 Welcome to FLUG GexCon Viken Chinien, 09:40 Welcome to DNV DNV Olav R. Hansen, 09:50 FLACS‐DISPERSION – Better, faster and more versatile GexCon Tim Jones, 10:20 Integrating blast analysis into structural design MMI Engineering NN, 10:45 Challenges in explosion modelling for large process areas DNV Matthew Ivings, 11:10 Evaluation of dispersion and source term models for LNG spills HSL 11:40 Lunch Joar Dalheim, 12:40 Transient gas dispersion simulations in confined modules Scandpower Olav R. Hansen, 13:05 Equivalent gas clouds – Motivation, guidance and experiences GexCon "Modeling an explosion in a LPG bottles storage with André Carrau, 13:30 FLACS " FASIS SAS 14:00 Coffee and refreshments A comparative study between constant and dynamic pool dispersion NN, 14:30 modelling DNV Alexandre Lebas, 15:55 Natural ventilation assessment – A case study BMT Asmund Huser, 15:20 Turbulence rules – Dispersion above sea from subsea release DNV On‐going research activities GexCon R&D 15:40 Trygve 16:15 Closing 18:00 Vinopolis wine tour 19:30 Dinner in the Cantina Restaurant FLUG Meeting London 8-9 November 2011 Preliminary Program FLUG Meeting – Wednesday 9 November 09:00 Registration and coffee Erik Aadland, 09:30 Election of new FLUG chair GexCon 09:40 Adoption of agenda and minutes from previous meeting NN (chair) FLACS Maintenance Ole Jacob Taraldset, 10:00 - On‐going activities and upcoming bug fix release - FLUG wishes GexCon - Discussion Asmund Huser, 11:00 Turbulence rules – Modelling of anticipated small pieces factor DNV FLACS‐Dispersion with incompressible solver (pending approval by JIP Are Bratteteig, 11:20 sponsors) GexCon 11:40 Lunch GexCon R&D 12:40 - Future prospects and opportunities Discussion Clément Lapierre, 13:20 Unconfined gas explosion simulation IRSN Differences in airflow using FLACS v.9.0 and v.9.1 (Solver 2.2.7 and Ranveig Niemi 13:40 2.2.8) Safetec Nordic AS 14:00 Coffee and refreshments 14:30 CFD in the French context. Status and looking ahead Rémy Bouet Summing up 15:05 - Next meeting NN (Chair) - Discussion 15:30 Closing FLUG Meeting London 8-9 November 2011 Practical information Registrations: http://www.gexcon.com/FLUGmembers Venue: DNV offices, PALACE HOUSE, 3 CATHEDRAL STREET, LONDON. SE1 9DE, se Location map below London Bridge Hotel: Tel: 0207 855 2200 8/18 LONDON BRIDGE STREET, LONDON SE1 9SG [email protected] Website: www.londonbridgehotel.com The All Seasons London Southwark: has availability on the 7th and 8th November. The details are as follows: 43 – 47 Southwark Bridge Road London SE1 9HH Tel: 0207 015 1480 Website: www.southwarkrosehotel.co.uk Please book your own accommodation with this hotel. If you say you are from DNV you should get the corporate rate of £143 including VAT. Vinopolis: No. 1 Bank End London SE1 9BU Private wine tasting session at Vinopolis plus dinner at Cantina Restaurant The Essential Wine Challenge is a private ‘How to taste wine’ session. 6 different styles of red and white wine. Planned start time is 6.00pm. Dinner at the Cantina Vinopolis is booked for 7.30pm. www.vinopolis.co.uk Vinopolis is a 5 minute walk from the DNV offices in London. Questions? [email protected] .
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