Practical Explosion Analysis: Case Studies in Energy Industry

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FP 588 Practical Explosion Analysis: Case Studies in Energy Industry (3 credits) This course will focus on new and renewable energy technologies, hydrogen, battery storage, electrical arc explosions, and transformer safety. Tailored for professionals navigating the evolving energy landscape, this course explores the fundamentals of explosions in unique applications in renewable energy facilities and the challenges posed by electrical arc explosions. The course is case study driven, where the lecturers will provide 5 – 6 in-depth case studies related to electrical arc explosions, explosions in batteries, hydrogen, and geothermal energy and explosion risks in space. Compliance measures are explored with a specific lens on the regulatory landscape governing these cutting-edge technologies. Practical components include emergency response planning, ensuring the safety and resilience of renewable energy assets, and addressing transformer explosion risks. Geared towards engineers, safety professionals, and managers in the energy industry, this course teaches participants to master explosion analysis and risk management tailored to the nuanced challenges of new energy technologies, including electrical arc explosions and transformer safety.