Software / Graphics & Design →Schlumberger Flaresim 2022.2.103 Win x64

Flaresimis the industry standard flare simulation/design application. Designed by professional engineers, for professional engineers, it models thermal radiation and noise footprints generated by flare systems for offshore platforms, gas plants, refineries and chemical plants, and predicts the temperature of exposed surfaces within range.
The application can analyze installations of any complexity, with unlimited multiple flare tips on multiple vertical, horizontal or inclined flare stacks. Users can model pipe flares, sonic flares and liquid burners using a range of algorithms. They can also enter and report data in units of their choice, and can convert data to other units at any time.
Further, gas dispersion calculations are available to model flammability and toxicity for combustion products, unburnt flared fluids, and pollutants
Example Heat Radiation Analysis by FlareSim
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Flaresim Ltddeveloped Flaresim, the industry-standard software for estimation of thermal radiation from a flare system. The software models thermal radiation and noise footprints generated by flare systems, and predicts the temperature of exposed surfaces within range. It performs full 3D flame-shape analysis with complete flexibility in the location and orientation of multiple stacks, and rapid evaluation of flare systems under different wind speeds and directions.
By connecting Flaresim to the process model within the Symmetry process software platform, Schlumberger offers an end-to-end process workflow for simulating the effect of process upsets on the flare header and stack.