The exhibition of the University of Ghent was published on Wednesday afternoon (15/4/25) by Dr. G. Marago of the University of Ghent, as performed on behalf of OPANAAMfor the tragedy at Tempi.
As stated in the attachments that see the light of publicity by Ellinikahoaxes, “the research team at the University of Ghent has not participated in the analysis of the accident itself, nor in the writing of the report as published by EPANAAM and is far from commenting on the content and the conclusions.”
“Based on the information available, one of the researchers involved (Mr. Costas Lakafosis) made an attempt to evaluate the fire ball created in this accident with computational fluid dynamic (CFD) using Fire using Fire
Dynamics Simulator (FDS)…».
It is then emphasized that “the Upid team (ie Dr. George Maragkos and Professor Bart Merci) examined the available information, as provided by Mr. Costas Lakafosi, about the CFD simulations carried out for the Tempe accident.
See here the exhibition of the University of Ghent
The Finding of EPANAAM, said – by protesting both the University of Ghent and the University of Pisa – that: “Calculations, with CFD mathematical models, indicate that it requires about 2500 kg of general hydrocarbon fuel, 300 kg of hydrocarbons, 300 kg. Globe and secondary fires recorded in the 3 videos showing the event from 3 different angles. “
They also stated: “Various simulations were performed using different liberation and dispersion geometries and different values of AIT (automatic ignition temperature), starting with the realistic price of 450C and descending to 350C, as suggested by UGent to simulate the possibility of up to 250cs, Realistically low price that would be representative of the least secure minerals.
Dr. G. Maragkos (Ghent University) recently sent us the university report (as executed on behalf of EPANAAM), which fully confirms the publication of them @ellinikahoaxes And the correspondence between us.https://t.co/WrIDOPGS2I
– @ellinikahoaxes (@ellinikahoaxes) April 15, 2025
The results of these tests exclude the probability that silicone PDMS oils will create such a large fiery sphere and fire, as the only possible result is a small local ignition that will not be spread to the rest of the material, even if the total amount of silicone oil is unreal and sprayed.