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About the presentation
In this case study, as part of the client’s process, Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN) gas is released from plating tanks during normal operating conditions. Previous simplistic modelling carried out by the client estimated a situation that would be intolerable for the personnel in the area considering the high toxicity of HCN at low concentrations. A detailed ventilation and dispersion modelling study was conducted for the area in order to provide more realistic release and dispersion conditions.
About the speaker
Jake Connor
Project Engineer @ Gexcon
Jake is a Project Engineer with a background in Mechanical Engineering having gained a master’s degree from the University of Liverpool. Jake has been involved in a wide range of process safety and risk management projects for facilities ranging from offshore oil and gas installations to airports.
Jake has also been using FLACS extensively since joining the company and has experience in conducting ventilation, dispersion, and explosion modelling studies across a variety of industries in order to address client concerns.
