Oxygen Fire Risk Analysis (OFRA).
WHA’s formal Oxygen Fire Risk Analysis tool is the predominant method used to analyze oxygen fire risks in both systems and components for industries world-wide.
WHA’s formal Oxygen Fire Risk Analysis tool is the predominant method used to analyze oxygen fire risks in both systems and components for industries world-wide.
We offer fire risk analyses at several different levels, ranging from basic consulting on systems and components to formal analysis with comprehensive technical reports. Your customized solutions may also include specialized services like Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Materials Flammability Analysis (MFA), and Oxygen Cleaning Review (OCR). Other specialty testing services such as oxygen compatibility testing are available when additional data is required.
High-level review intended to provide rapid feedback. Typically appropriate for remote review.
Same approach as a Level 1 OHC, but includes a short summary report documenting the results.
Our most detailed and extensive oxygen hazards analysis for systems and components.
All of our oxygen fire risk analysis services are available in the following types:
WHA is experienced in performing hazard analyses for a number of industry applications including:
Our approach is consistent with industry standards for performing oxygen hazards analysis on systems and components per ASTM (G 88, G-63, G-94, and others), CGA (G-4.4), EIGA (IGC 13/12, 200/17), ISO (ISO 15001) and NASA (TM-2007-213740).
WHA maintains a unique materials compatibility database to support our analyses, so our recommendations are grounded in real test data, not just expert opinion.
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