DIERS Technology Fundamentals II Webinar

How confident are you when it comes to evaluating emergency relief systems design for runaway reactions? Are you aware of the factors that impact reaction rates and the role of thermal stability? What methodology is most effective for analyzing process chemistry and thermochemistry? Understanding process chemistry is key to reducing the risk of runaway reaction incidents. Failure to adequately understand and assess process chemistry and thermochemistry can result in erroneous scale-up as well as erroneous sizing/evaluation for relief systems. 

Attend this complimentary 60-minute webinar for the second installment of DIERS Technology Fundamentals on how a methodology developed by the AIChE Design Institute for Emergency Relief Systems (DIERS) for the design and operations of pressure relief and effluent handling systems improves process safety.

Wednesday, January 20, 2021 @ 9:00 pm EST
AIChE's Virtual Local Section

Agenda

• Runaway reactions characterization methods 
• Thermal stability indicators
• Two-phase flow methods 
• Methods for sizing relief systems for runaway reactions

Who Should Attend

This 60-minute program is designed for chemical engineers interested in pressure relief and flare systems design, chemical reaction systems, process safety, and risk analysis.

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