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Discover the functionalities of the VISAC system, a powerful tool that allows users to explore pre-calculated grids of blast points for various library facilities. Use specialized viewers to delve into geometry and logic models, conduct "what-if?" scenarios, and analyze the impact of different attack scenarios on facility integrity. Create new facilities based on existing library models, modify geometry and logic, and assess accident probabilities, facility downtime, and damage outcomes. VISAC empowers users to model, analyze, and improve facility safety like never before.
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Three Ways To Use VISAC • View library facilities and their pre-calculated grids of blast points • use viewers to explore geometry and logic • search grids for specific outcomes • Run “what-if?” scenarios using different attacks on the library facilities • accidents, component damage, blasts • find release probabilities, facility kill & downtime • Create a new facility based on the library facilities and create new buildings • model any aspect of facility operation • calculate grids of blast points • use just like a library facility Library Mode What-If? New Facility
Library Mode A. Using the VISAC Library Facilities • View library facilities and their pre-calculated grids of blast points • use viewers to explore the geometry and logic • search grids for specific outcomes
Components of Facilities • Geometry Model • Buildings, components • Overpressure fragility data • Link to logic model • Logic Model • Event trees, fault trees, consequences • Aspects – groups of event tree consequences • Calculation parameters • Accident definitions
Library Facilities • Uneditable • Basic or Detailed • Four pre-calculated grids of blast points Viewers/Editors of Models • Geometry – Edificio, 2D, 3D Ray Trace, QuickView • Logic – EFTed • Separate grid viewer • Extra animations, fully textured still shots
“What-If?” B. Running VISAC Projects • Run “What-If?” scenarios using different attacks on the library facilities • accidents, component damage, bomb blasts • find release probabilities, facility kill & downtime
Creating VISAC Projects • Project – a facility and a set of incidents • Incident – accident, region damage, Quick Blast, component damage, or Quick Blast from grid • Viewers can be used to create some incidents • Viewers can display blast damage • Variety of reports available for each incident • Timelines available for multiple-incident projects
VISAC Blast Propagation • Uniform ray tracing • Air region method • Directed ray tracing
New Facility C. Creating New Facilities • Create a new facility based on the library facilities and create new buildings • model any aspect of facility operation • calculate grids of blast points • use just like a library facility
Creating New Facility • Base new facility on GenPWR • Add new diesel generator building • Edit geometry within Edificio • New building • New critical components • Edit logic model within EFTed • Include new backup diesel to train a and b
Attack Scenario • Incident 1, take out power lines, via sabotage • Incident 2, remove diesel generators a and b, via region damage • Incident 3, damage new diesel generator building, via truck bomb
Creating New User Facilities • “Facility Save As…” does NOT copy the pre-calculated grids, since it assumes user will change geometry and logic models • User facilities are stored in “…\UserFac\..” • User facilities are editable, until they are used in a project • VISAC can automatically set up grids, user can modify the grid parameters before calculation • User can edit all parts of the models
Editing Geometry with Edificio • Buildings from different Library facilities can be added to the new user facility • Buildings can be created, moved, flipped, rotated, copied, and deleted • Components can be created, moved, flipped, rotated, copied, and deleted • Logic is NOT automatically updated
Event/Fault Tree Editor • Event trees can be added, deleted, modified • Fault trees can be added, deleted, modified • Gate Logic: and, or, not, nand, nor, xor