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Safety of Vital Activity department,
Moscow State Institute of Steel and Alloys
Contents
- About ourselves.
- What are our specialities.
- For whom we have worked.
- Some examples of our work.
1. About ourselves.
- Who we are.
- B.S.Mastryukov, D.Sc., Professor, Dean of the Power-Ecology faculty, Head of the Safety
of Vital Activity department, Moscow State Institute of Steel and Alloys (Technological
university)
- A.V.Ivanov, post-graduate student at the Safety of Vital Activity department, Moscow
State Institute of Steel and Alloys (Technological university)
- Where we are. Moscow State Institute of Steel and Alloys (MISA) (Technological
university), 4 Leninsky avenue, Moscow, Russia 117936, Phone (fax): (7-095)230-4561,
E-mail: BORISM@EEF.MISA.AC.RU
- How long we have been active users of PHOENICS. We have been active users for 2 years,
since 1996
2. What are our specialities.
Our specialities are mostly in application terms, namely:
- air-pollution simulation;
- risk analysis of accident consequences (e.g. intoxication, thermal fields, explosion
shock waves and others).
The papers are as follows:
- Ivanov A.V., Gusev E.V., Mastryukov B.S., Miroshkina L.A.
Simulation of multisource waste gases dispersion in town conditions/
Izvestiya VUZov. Tsvetnaya metallurgiya (Non- ferrous Metallurgy),No 2, 1997, pp.73-80.
(in Russian)
- Mastryukov B.S., Ivanov A.V., Fomin S.J., Dovgoruck E.I.
Prediction of local manmade emergency consequences/
Problemy bezopastnosti pri cherezvychaynych situatsyjach (Problems of safety in
emergency),No 5, 1998, pp.18-27. (in Russian)
- Ivanov A.V., Mastryukov B.S.
Prediction of the transfer of ammonia accidental releases in the urban atmosphere/
Izvestiya VUZov. Tsvetnaya metallurgiya (Non-ferrous Metallurgy) (to be published in
Russian)
3. For whom we have worked.
We have worked for the Moscow State steel and alloys institute purposes only.
4. Some examples of our work.
The calculation of the dispersion of ammonia vapours
in the buildings complex of
the real district in Moscow resulted from the tanks wreck leakage of the liquefied toxic
gas.
Obtained results as transient concentration fields were used to calculate fields of
damage of a toxic influence at various meteorological conditions by means of the EMERGENCY
code which represents a written in DELPHI 2 compatible with PHOENICS output file format
application running under WINDOWS 95.
It allows performing the quantitative risk assessment of an influence of various
hazardous factor fields.
The PHOENICS investigation of
electro-contact heating
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