PHAST Risk vs. SAFETI

[atomsss]

Dear user,

Can anyone give details what are differences between SAFETI and Phast Risk. Some people said that SAFETI is an old name of Phast Risk.

Any comments?

Best regards,
CAGRI

[aj2016]

Dear user,

Can anyone give details what are differences between SAFETI and Phast Risk. Some people said that SAFETI is an old name of Phast Risk.

Any comments?

Best regards,
CAGRI

Yes is right, safeti was the older name of phast risk, but now the new phast risk is recalled safeti, while phast remains phast.

Phast Risk is now renamed to Safeti
Following a review across all of DNV Software’s product lines, a restructuring of products and rebranding has been carried out to clarify our offering.
DNV Software now has three product centres:
Risk and Reliability – consequence and risk analysis tools and reliability, availability, maintainability (RAM) tools.
Strength at Sea – marine and offshore strength assessment tools and classification tools.
Safety and Integrity – asset integrity management tools and QHSE management tools
Phast Risk is now called Safeti (again). Phast and Safeti sit within the Risk and Reliability product centre. The Risk and Reliability Product centre manages the following products:

DNV Software is launching a new version of the world’s leading consequence analysis software tool for the process industries, Phast 7. Following the tradition of over thirty years of continuous development and innovation, this latest version introduces an array of new features for managing risk.
The management of risks from major accident hazard facilities has historically focused on safe operation rather than areas such as improved financial performance or increased productivity. But with major advances in information and communication technology and the maturing of technology in other domains, the emphasis has moved beyond straightforward compliance with safety legislation.

“Risk management is not merely about compliance with regulation, but also about improved efficiency. The use of Phast 7 has a direct impact on profit margins, in addition to safeguarding life, property and the environment. As risk professionals we know that good safety means good business,” says Are Føllesdal Tjønn, DNV Software Managing Director.

A typical process plant will include equipment for processing, transporting and storing a wide range of hazardous materials. Therefore, design, operation and maintenance strategies must be equipment oriented. Phast 7 has adopted a new “equipment based” study structure whereby analysis is organised to match the way the user work – thinking in terms of equipment and its function. Each equipment item can have a range of failure scenarios associated with it. The user can then introduce variations to any of the failure scenarios to account for differences e.g. small, medium and large leaks. In combination with the tabular display of data this offers a powerful new approach to complex yet intuitive analyses.

“The range of new features and improvements will further enhance Phast’s position as the most comprehensive and widely used hazard analysis software for all stages of process industry design and operation. Our users will now be able to work far more efficiently and with less complexity,” says Dr. Nic Cavanagh, DNV Software Director of Operations, Risk and Reliability.

Phast 7 supports the latest user interface technology and best practice approaches. A tabular display of input data has been introduced for efficient editing and review of information. This allows the user to see at a glance for example a list of failure cases, making it possible to edit any aspect without the need to repeatedly open and close forms. This supports rapid study development, sensitivity analyses, forensic investigations, what-if scenario generation and emergency response planning, to name but a few applications. Phast 7 will be launched in December 2012.

Industry hazard analysis software tool
Phast is the world’s most comprehensive process industry hazard analysis software tool for all stages of design and operation. The software examines the progress of a potential incident from the initial release to far-field dispersion including modelling of pool spreading and evaporation, and flammable and toxic effects.

Phast software contains models tailored for hazard analysis of these scenarios:

Discharge and dispersion models, including DNV's proprietary Unified Dispersion Model (UDM).
Flammable models, including resulting radiation effects, for jet fires, pool fires and fireballs.
Explosion models, to calculate overpressure and impulse effects. Available models include the Baker Strehlow, TNO Multi-Energy and TNT explosion models.
Models for the toxic hazards of a release including indoor toxic dose calculations.
The results from the analysis can be displayed in tabular & graphical form, so the extent of the impact can be seen, and the effect of the release on the population and environment assessed.

DNV’s Phast software tool can perform industry hazard analysis on these types of onshore and offshore installations:

Power plants
Refineries
Chemical plants
Petrochemical plants
Pharmaceutical facilities
Factories containing hazardous substances
Oil rigs and other types of offshore unit

Using the Phast software you receive quick and accurate results and are able to undertake sensitivity studies to evaluate the need for mitigating measures such as changes in design, operation or response. Phast has often been used to model design options for proposed new facilities and for operational changes in existing facilities.

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10 good reasons for choosing Phast software

Continuously developed by experts for over 30 years
A comprehensive suite of models for analysis of process industry hazards
Groundbreaking model development research work conducted with industry partners
Continuous validation of modelling capabilities against experimental data
Ease of use provided through predefined linking of discharge, dispersion, pool, flammable and toxic effect calculations
Use of a geographical information system (GIS) for display of consequence results on your maps and plot plans
Considers releases from leaks, pipe ruptures, relief devices, vessel ruptures, venting and more
World leading Unified Dispersion Model
Comprehensive reports and charts for easy, intuitive display of results
Worldwide technical support and training.

Phast is designed to comply with the regulatory requirements of many countries. For example, specific modules have been included to ensure compliance with the Dutch Yellow Book, US EPA and UK HSE regulations.

DNV’s Phast software goes through continuous development, research and innovation
Through continuous development, the Phast software ensures industry best practices are available to give you confidence in your hazard analysis. Recent developments have included validation for releases of LNG, hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide In addition, world leading research into droplet formation and behaviour ensures the fundamental science behind cloud formation is rigorously applied. This research continues through DNV and a range of joint industry projects, ensuring that the Phast software provides you with the best technology available for improving safety. The rigorous validation of Phast’s modelling is extensively documented and distributed with the software.

[Jolly19]

Hi dear friends
Please i need any version of DNV Phast Software, and with keys if possible.
Thank you

[thuanvinhan1]

please upload this software, many thanks