neqsim-jet-fire-radiation-screening

What problem does it solve? Safety engineers and students need a quick, public screening estimate of jet-fire thermal radiation before committing to detailed fire-consequence analysis. This Skill computes the radiative heat flux at a given distance, or the distance to a target flux, from an ignited gas release using the open single-point-source flame model. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Flux at Distance: Computes radiation flux in kW/m2 at a specified distance from the release using q = tau * Xr * mdot * Hc / (4 pi r^2). - Distance to Target Flux: Inverts the model to find the distance to personnel (4.7 kW/m2), equipment (12.5 kW/m2), or severe (37.5 kW/m2) thermal limits. - Hazard Triage: Returns a warning level (ok, watch, high, severe) and redirects detailed analysis to validated NeqSim classes like JetFireModel, PoolFireModel, and BLEVECalculator. - Use Case: Given a 10 kg/s gas release, determine how far personnel must stand to stay below the 12.5 kW/m2 equipment limit before running a full fire-consequence study. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to estimate the jet-fire radiation flux at 40 meters from a 10 kg/s gas release and the distance to the 12.5 kW/m2 equipment limit.