Another successful get-together of the US & European DiERS community
The 2023 Joint Diers User Group Meeting was held in the historic city of Braunschweig. Presentations on a very high level and a great accompanying program of the main sponsor PROTEGO have shaped the special character of this meeting.
Experts from the US, China and Europe exchanged their knowledge about the latest developments in process and plant safety.
Safe the Date!
Next EDUG – European DiERS User Group Meeting:
September 9-10, 2024 | Bath, United Kingdom
Event Dates:
September 4 – 7, 2023
Event venue:
Braunschweig, Germany
Conference Hotel:
open_in_new Steigenberger Parkhotel
Nimes-Straße 2
D-38100 Braunschweig, Germany
Registration:
open_in_new Official Website
Convener(s):
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Schmidt
CSE-Institut, Germany
Host of the conference:
Braunschweiger Flammenfilter GmbH (“PROTEGO”)
Number of participants:
max. 150
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Presentations
Natalie Schmidt, CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Experimental Investigation and CFD Modelling of Storage Tank Breathing
Davide Moncalvo, Braunschweiger Flammenfilter
DIERS Guideline on Flame Arrester
Josep Basco, Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona, Spain
A new Approach based on the Safety Life Cycle Analysis to increase the Reliability of Pressure-Vacuum Valves
Tijs Koerts, EPSC
Mechanical failure during PSV release in relation to auto-refrigeration and chattering
Georges Melhem, ioMOSAIC
Latent Heat Considerations for Pressure Relief Design
Carine Huizenga, Shell Global Solution International B.V.
Reactive Hazards in Biomass Processing
Brittany Armstrong, Merck
ARC Study of an Exothermic Decomposition in an MSA-mediated Fluorination Reaction
Jerome Ferreira, DuPont Speciality Products
Low Vapor Pressure Chemicals – Trying to avoid Runaways
Min Sheng, East China University
Limitations of Stossel Classification Method as a Reactivity Hazard Assessment Standard of Chemical Plants
Dan Wilkes, ioMOSAIC UK
A Review of Relief Sizing Methodologies for Vapor Breakthrough Scenarios
Carsten Schmidt, CSE Center of Safety Excellence
SmOP: Intelligent “zero emission” Pressure Relief Device
Michael Davies (Speaker), Davide Moncalvo | Braunschweiger Flammenfilter
Considerations on tank header design to achieve zero emission and stable valve performance
Csaba Hos, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Effect of Lift Restriction and Multicomponent Flow on PRV Stability
Gergely Keszthelyi, CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Evaluation of one-dimensional models to predict chatter in spring-loaded pressure relief valves for gas service
John Barker, ioMOSAIC UK
Use of Computer Vision Algorithms to automate the early Scoping of new Projects
Jens Denecke, CSE Center of Safety Excellence
Automated HAZOPs – State of the Art and future Development?
James Close, ioMOSAIC UK
Modelling Battery Energy Storage System Explosions Using Deflagration Dynamics
Saskia Schrewe | Corc Bahcecioglu, REMBE® GmbH Safety+Control
It’s not only the SIZE that matters! – Practical Points to consider when specifying a Rupture Disc
Brad Luckman (Speaker) PROTEGO UK | Michael Davies Braunschweiger Flammenfilter
Lessons Learned – Preventing Early Relief in LPG Storage
Benjamin Doup, Fauske & Associates
DIERS (US) Round-Robin Testing Update
Georges Melhem, ioMOSAIC
Bridging the 3 % Rule Gap
Ingo Ludwig, REMBE® GmbH Safety+Control
Of belts and braces (Design of new and existing emergency relief systems)
Leonid Korelstein, Maria Skripachenko, PSRE Co
Two dimensional Interpolation of Multiphase Fluid Properties and its Usage in Fluid Flow Analysis
Freeman Self, Bechtel Schlumberger
Pressure Relief Valve Orifice Sizing Using Numerical Integration
Harigopal Attal, HariAttal Process Safety
You have “safeguard(s)” in place; Sounds promising, but have you tested it? Act before it is too late
Major Topics
- Low-Pressure Vents & Flame Arresters
- Pressure Relief & Sizing
- AI Supported Safety
- Valve Instability
- Functional Safety
- Risk Management
- Reaction Calorimetry
- Explosion Prevention
- Zero Emission
- Smart safety devices (Industry 4.0)
- Lessons learnt