Flammable and Toxic Consequence Modeling

BakerRisk's consequence modeling allows quantification of the potential outcomes of an accidental release of a toxic or flammable material. This modeling could include:

• The width, height and shape of a dispersing toxic vapor cloud
• The downwind distance to a toxic endpoint, such as ERPG or IDLH values
• The distance the cloud will travel and be within the flammability limits
• The distance to hazardous levels of heat radiation from jet fires and pool fires

By simulating accident scenarios, BakerRisk's consequence modeling allows for:

• Emergency response planning
• Regulatory compliance, such as modeling a Worst Case Scenario for RMP
• Risk Analysis and comparison of mitigation measures

BakerRisk's SafeSite_3G™ software contains an integrated set of consequence analysis models for evaluating the consequences of explosions, fires and acute toxic releases. BakerRisk's consultants have used SafeSite_3G™ for studies around the world.