About this organization

Organization Information : Founded in 2014, Hazard Dynamics is a U.S.-based engineering consultancy headquartered in the Detroit Metro area that specializes in advanced hazard modeling, risk analysis, and safety engineering—particularly for energy storage systems and battery applications. Their multidisciplinary team includes experts in fire dynamics, thermal hazards, combustion, explosions, and toxic gas dispersion.Using cloud computing and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), they model fire behavior, gas release, and explosion spread, including thermal runaway testing from single lithium-ion cells up through full-scale energy storage racks.The firm also conducts failure mode effects analysis (FMEA), risk advisory services, and highly controlled fire/explosion experiments to predict system behavior under fault conditions.Led by senior engineers with decades of academic and industrial experience, Hazard Dynamics provides comprehensive safety modeling, consulting, and education to help clients mitigate hazards and comply with regulations across the energy and industrial sectors

Other Information: Founded in 2014, We believe in making the world safer through science and engineering. We are engineers with expertise in combustion, fire dynamics, battery systems, explosions and risk. Our approach relies on first principles, experiments and models to deeply understand hazards and solve problems for clients. We expert on fire and thermal safety of batteries and fire forensic methods. Dr. Marr has expertise in a wide range of experimental and analytical techniques. He has analyzed and assessed fire and explosion hazards encountered in various industries, including consumer products, agriculture, and petrochemical and manufacturing refineries.Dr. Ezekoye is an expert in heat transfer, combustion, fire dynamics and thermal hazards of lithium-ion batteries. He has 30 years of experience as a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. He has served as principal investigator for projects sponsored by NSF, NIST, FEMA, the Air Force and others. He has published more than 200 scientific articles on combustion, fire dynamics, heat transfer and lithium-ion battery failures.