Improved toxics modelling in Phast and Safeti for solving real-world hazards
See the latest CFD, risk integration and modern GIS capabilities in action
Turn complex hazards into clear decisions
Real-world process safety studies deal with complex facilities, changing conditions, surrounding populations and credible loss-of-containment events. Phast and Safeti turn these scenarios into consequence and risk insights that support better-informed choices throughout the asset lifecycle, from concept and FEED to construction, operation and decommissioning. The Phast, Safeti and KFX source term, cloud dispersion, fire, explosion and toxic effect models have been extensively and continuously validated with experimental data over the past 35 years.
Join this demonstration-led webinar to see the latest capabilities in Phast and Safeti 9.31, and preview developments planned for the modern GIS experience.
What you will see:
- Multi-component toxic hazards
- Explore individual, combined toxic and whole-mixture results using Phast CFD add-ons.
- Challenging environments
- See how terrain, wind direction and vegetation influence dispersion, with improved CFD grid previewing.
- CFD hazards in risk studies
- Import hazard data from Phast CFD add-ons, KFX, EXSIM and compatible sources into Safeti for risk analysis.
- A modern GIS
- Preview faster mapping, base layers, interactive callouts, improved selection and flexible geometry editing.
- The full workflow
- Follow practical demonstrations from CFD setup and hazard export through Safeti risk integration to GIS visualization.
Five key takeaways:
After attending this webinar, you will be able to:
- Identify when CFD-based toxic dispersion modelling adds value beyond traditional consequence methods.
- Assess multi-component toxic releases, accounting for terrain, vegetation, wind direction and CFD grid choices.
- Turn CFD hazard results from Phast CFD add-ons, KFX, EXSIM and compatible sources into decision-ready Safeti risk insights.
- Use integrated hazard and risk outputs to support design, mitigation, emergency planning and stakeholder communication.
- Place hazards and risk in their geographic context with the modern GIS preview, know what is available in Phast and Safeti 9.31 and what is planned next.
Who should attend:
Process safety, loss prevention and technical safety engineers, consequence modelling and QRA practitioners, consultants and EPC teams, asset owners and operators, and anyone who develops, reviews or uses hazard and risk studies.
Date and times:
- 4 November 2026, 9 AM CET (Paris) / 4 PM SGT (Singapore)
- 4 November 2026, 4 PM CET (Paris) / 9 AM CST (Houston)
Can’t join us at one of the scheduled times? Register now, and we’ll send you the recording so you can watch it at your convenience.
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