HGSYSTEM, Atmospheric Dispersion for Ideal Gases and Hydrogen Fluoride (HF)
Shell Research Limited Thornton Research Centre, Chester (England) through the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency Data Bank, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France.
FORTRAN Linux, MacOS, Windows (NEA-DB ESTS0545/01)
The hazards of hydrogen fluoride (HF) have long been recognized, and operating practices have been aimed at minimizing the possibility of a release and mitigating the effects of a release should it occur. These practices have been continually monitored and improved to maximize safety protection based on the available technical data. HGSYSTEM has been aimed at further improvements based on new technical data.
HGSYSTEM uses the following to calculate HF dispersion: HF thermodynamics, jet plume modeling, gravity spreading, and surface roughness effects.
None Stated
Varies
Linux, MacOS or Linux systems. User will need a working FORTRAN compiler (M00021MNYCP00).
FORTRAN compiler
Included Documentation:
- H.W.M. Witlox: HGSYSTEM: Dispersion Models for Ideal Gases and Hydrogen Fluoride Tutorial and Quick Reference Guide EGG-10617-1150, UC-402 (May 1991)
- K. McFarlane et al.: Development and Validation of Atmospheric Dispersion Models for Ideal Gases and Hydrogen Fluoride Part I: Technical Reference Manual EGG-10617-1151, UC-402 (November 1990)
- H.W.M. Witlox et al.: Development and Validation of Atmospheric Dispersion Models for Ideal Gases and Hydrogen Fluoride Part II: HGSYSTEM Program User's Manual EGG-10617-1152, UC-402 (November 1990).
11. CONTENTS OF PACKAGE
This package is transmitted on a single CD which contains, reference material and documentation.
September 2015.
ATMOSPHERE, DISPERSIONS, TRANSPORT