Overview

ioMosaic Corporation is proud to announce the third annual SuperChems ^TM User Group meeting. This two day meeting will provide comprehensive educational sessions, practical case studies, an indication of future SuperChems ^TM developments, as well as providing an opportunity for SuperChems ^TM users to give feedback and influence future versions. Topics will be presented by both ioMosaic staff, and expert SuperChems ^TM users from the industry.

SuperChems ^TM has developed significantly in recent months, with the Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) capability greatly enhancing its capabilities. This meeting will enable SuperChems ^TM users to catch up on areas of SuperChems TM which they may not be familiar with, or to enhance their expertise in areas they are already familiar with.

Topics:

• SuperChems: Past Present & Future
• Emergency Relief Systems Design Capabilities and Developments
• Emergency Relief System Design Case studies
• Source Term Characterization
• Dispersion Analysis
• Fire and Explosion Modeling
• Quantitative Risk Analysis
• Reactivity Modeling
• Future Development of SuperChems ^TM & Feedback Session

Participants:
The meeting will benefit SuperChems ^TM users of any level. Process industry professionals responsible for performing emergency relief system design, or consequence and risk
assessment, will greatly benefit.

HOUSTON, TEXAS

January 12-13, 2009
SuperChems Users Group

location to be announced

SuperChems ^TM is the only fully integrated software application for quantitative risk analysis (QRA) that contains a fully validated set of models and tools to proceed seamlessly through the analysis from the source term to the final risk results. This advanced tool will display consequence and risk results over-layed on GPS maps of the facility under review. SuperChems ^TM provides a huge improvement in the efficiency of conducting QRAs as well as superior presentation of results.

This versatile application is also the industry gold standard for design and evaluation of emergency relief systems, including vent headers and flares, and thermal hazards assessment of reactive chemicals. Its rigorous modeling capabilities enable companies to conduct detailed consequence and risk analysis in order to make technically sound risk-based decisions.