What-if Analysis
VAIL-PHA, software empowers engineers and safety professionals to conduct thorough what-if analysis within their process designs. This analytical technique allows them to systematically explore potential deviations from normal operating conditions and assess the resulting consequences.
VAIL-PHA Assists What If Analysis Through the Following:
Modeling Process Deviations: The software empowers users to depict various diversified scenarios in addition to standard operating range. This might comprise simulation of equipment break downs, unforeseen material properties, or human mistakes.
Automated Consequence Evaluation: Thereafter, software can provide a simulation of what-if scenarios considering its consequences. This could be done by forecasting the difference in pressure, temperature, or flow rates of the process. Investing in such a complex machinery leads to the modelling of cascade effects, where one deviation provokes a chain reaction of unplanned consequences.
Visualization and Reporting: Advanced VAIL-PHA software provides interactive graphic tools can be used for implementing what-if scenarios. This could be in the form of live data graphs, simulations with animations, or comprehensive reports that could outline the outcomes of each case. In this clear and understandable representation engineers and safety professionals can quickly view the effects of such deviations.
Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies: Through evaluating the consequences of multiple what-if scenarios, VAIL-PHA makes it easier to perform risk assessment through calculating the probability and extent of events that could possibly happen. Hence, by using this risk information, the software can also facilitate mitigation strategies, such as providing safety equipment or establish certain procedures to alleviate the effects of the identified hazards.
