2019 Joint DiERS, Pfinztal, Germany
The European and US DIERS User´s Groups invite to a joint conference at CSE Center of Safety Excellence in Pfinztal near Karlsruhe. Experts from all parts of the world exchange their latest knowledge and practices in Process and Plant safety within the chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, oil- and gas industry.
Event Dates:
May 22 – 24, 2019
Event venue:
Pfinztal (near Karlsruhe), Germany
Conference Hotel:
open_in_new Erbprinz, Karlsruhe Ettlingen
Excursion:
open_in_new High-Pressure Loop at CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Convener(s):
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Schmidt
CSE-Institut, Germany
Harold Fisher, Fisher Inc., USA
Host of the conference:
CSE Center of Safety Excellence, Pfinztal
Number of participants:
about 120
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Presentations
George Melhem – ioMosaik
Getting a Handle on PRV Stability Dynamics with Case Studies
Hizao Izuchi – Chiyoda Corporation
PRV Stability Study for Control Valve Outlet Piping
Dustin Smith – Smith & Burgess
Oddities of Long Inlet Lines Part 1 – Review of Test Data
Oddities of Long Inlet Lines Part 2 – Consequences on Modeling
Jürgen Schmidt – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
European Program on Evaluation of Safety Valve Stability
John Burgess – Smith & Burgess
Unintended Consequences of Relief Device Piping Modifications
Csaba Hos – Budapest University
Predicting valve chatter in liquid and gas service
Luc Véchot – DEKRA Process Safety
Round Robin Test on Trigonox 21 – Results
Gabe Wood – Fauske
Using VSP2 to Perform Relief Sizing on Epichlorohydrin Chemistry
John Hare – Health and Safety Executive
HSE Pilot Scale Gassy Experiments – Part 2
Josep Basco – Basell Poliolefinas Ibérica
Back to basics: pressure relief valve specification sheet according to IEC 61511
Georges Melhem – ioMosaic
Modeling the Dynamics of Heat Exchanger Tube Rupture
Mondie Mutegi – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Sizing Rupture Disk Vent Line Systems for High-Velocity Flows
Simon Egan – Solvay
Lessons from the thermal runaway of a semi-batch reaction
Jürgen Schmidt – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Safety 4.0: A Future Vision of Process and Plant Safety
Aristides Morillo – Shell Global Solutions
Mitigation of a reactive case by instrumentation in lieu of relief device: Case study
Johannes Biernath – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
SmartHIP – Smart Technology for High Integrity Overpressure Protection
John Hauser – PROSAF Inc.
Fire Exposure of Low Volatility Liquids“
Johannes Single – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
ExpertRisk – Computer Aided Hazard Identification for Process Plants
Caroline Ladlow – Kindlow Safety Services
Lessons learned: Polymerization of an IBC
Dilip Das – ioMosaic
Streamlining ERS Design for Reactive Systems
Freeman Self – Bechtel / Victor Quiroga – VMG-Schlumberger
Cracking of Petroleum Resid – Model Development
Stefan Rüsenberg – REMBE® Safety + Control / Jürgen Schmidt – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Part 1 – High Performance Solution
Part 2 – Multi-component multi-flashing 2-phase-flow through bursting discs provided by CSE PROSaR
Natalie Schmidt – CSE Center of Safety Excellence
ARTEM – Advanced Reactor and Storage Tank Emission Model
Leonid Korelstein / Elena Yudovina – NTP Truboprovod
PASS/HYDROSYSTEM Piping Flow Analysis Software: New Opportunities and Ongoing Projects
Agenda
Major Topics
- Standards and RAGAGEPs
- PRV instability
- Bursting disk flow characterization and sizing
- Intelligent safety measures
- Reactor relief
- Calorimetric experiments and evaluation
- Expert systems for explosion hazards
- Sizing tools in Process Safety
- Tank breathing – modelling and emission reduction
- Round robin calculation
- Safety Culture
- Zero incident
- Multi-component flashing flow
- Smart safety devices (Industry 4.0)
- Education in Process and Plant Safety
- High pressure testing
- Functional safety