Blast, Fire, and Toxic Mitigation

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About Consequence Modelling Team

• A highly experienced consequence modelling team composed of engineers with extensive industry and academia expertise, including professionals with more than 26 years of relevant experience.

• A collaborative approach built on strong client partnerships, where trust, technical excellence, and effective communication are central to every engagement.

• A client-focused methodology that identifies and evaluates safety risks while providing practical, well-informed recommendations tailored to operational needs.

• A reputation for flexibility and innovation, enabling us to develop mitigation solutions that effectively balance safety performance and cost efficiency.​​

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Our strength lies in both our technical expertise and our adaptable approach. By applying robust methodologies and innovative thinking, we develop the most effective strategies for consequence analysis and risk mitigation, delivering solutions that are practical, reliable, and aligned with our clients' objectives.

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The ​iEE  Process Safety Management (PSM) team offers complete consequence modelling and mitigation services in most industry sectors:

• Internal and external explosions

• Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD): FLACS CFD, Ansys Mechanical, LS-Dyna

• Vapour cloud explosions

• Pressure vessel bursts

• BLEVE – boiling liquid expanding vapor explosions

• Fire ball, jet fire, pool fire and flash fire

• Toxic gas dispersion

• Toxic gas infiltration and accumulation dynamic inside building

• Deterministic methods with DNV PHAST software

• Probabilistic methods with DNV SAFETI software

• Ignition probability analysis

• Human vulnerability - Probit method, pressure – impulse curves

• Building damage evaluation

• Shelter-in-place design

• Evaluation of blast loads

• Fault tree analysis & event tree analysis

• Residual failure frequency analysis (leak frequency)

The IEE PSM team offers expertise and support tailored to the specific needs of each client.