Portfolio – Safe Plant

Our Projects

SAFEPLANT partners have long been committed to promoting scientific research at high levels having had numerous national and International projects funded in many of the sectors in which the company is involved.

The following list is an example of funded projects in the field of Na-Tech events and seismic risk assessment of hazardous installations. It is clear as the partners of SAFEPLANT srl are always finding cutting-edge field in which provide the necessary competences for the state of the art advancement.

Static and seismic design of a biocell structure

A new methodology for risk assessment of oil&gas pipelines usbjected to natural hazard (earthquakes, landlised, flooding)

Seismic damage scenario simulations in the centro olio val d’agri and evaluation of their impact though the priamus software

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Separation columns

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Above-ground oil storage tanks

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Piperacks and piping systems

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Thermo-destroyer

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Slug chacters

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Vertical Separators

Seismic vulnerability assessment of critical equipment of te upstream plant Centro Olio Val’agri and design of proper retrofitting systems | Design of in-situ test campaign

Development of a screening methodology for the assessment of the seismic risk of hazardous plants.

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SafePlant is a spin-off of the Department of Engineering of “Roma Tre” University.

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European Project Induse-2-Safety (2014-2017)

Component fragility evaluation and seismic safety assessment of “special risk petrochemical plants under design basis and beyond design basis accidents, Grant No: RFS-PR-13056) – Coordinated by Prof. Oreste S. Bursi of the University of Trento. INDUSE-2-SAFETY aims at developing a quantitative risk assessment methodology for seismic loss prevention of “special risk” petrochemical plants and components.

Coordinator of the Unit: Fabrizio Paolacci

Status: Concluded

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H2020-MSCA-ITN-(2016-2020) – XP-Resilience: Extreme Loading Analysis Of Petrochemical Plants And Design Of Metamaterial-Based Shields For Enhanced Resilience.

XP-RESILIENCE aims at offering innovative research training ground as well as attractive career development and knowledge exchange opportunities for Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) through cross-border and cross-sector mobility for future growth in Europe.

Coordinator of the Uniroma3 unit: Fabrizio Paolacci

Status: Concluded

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MSMART (2016-2018) – (Mitigazione del rischio sismico di impianti di processo con l’ausilio di sistemi Smart) – INAIL.

Oreste S. Bursi (University of Trento), Rocco di Filippo (University of Trento), Fabrizio Paolacci (Roma Tre University), Gianluca Quinci (Roma Tre University).

PI of the project : Fabrizio Paolacci

Status: Concluded

SPIF (2019-2020): Seismic performance of multi-component systems in special risk industrial facilities

EU project SERA – Coordinated by Christoph Butenweg (Aachen University, CWE), Oreste S. Bursi (Univesity of Trento), Michalis Fragiadakis (NTUA), Johan Distl (Maurer), Marko Mirinkovic (University of Belgrade), Fabrizio Paolacci (Roma Tre University), Philip Renaults (Swiss Nuclear), Shriley Dyke (Purdue University), Max Gundel (Wofel).

Coordinator of the Research Unit: Fabrizio Paolacci

Status: Concluded