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Iman Tarh Sayal (CFD Co.)

Performance-based fire and smoke modelling through computational fluid dynamics.

Consultancy 1–5 people 1 office
About

A Tehran-based engineering consultancy specialising in computational fluid dynamics applied to fire and smoke behaviour in the built environment. Its work spans smoke-control and smoke-management system design, fire-scenario simulation, tenability analysis and emergency-evacuation modelling, alongside car-park and tunnel ventilation studies, supporting performance-based fire safety design where prescriptive guidance is insufficient.

Sectors & projects
  • Residential & high-rise
  • Commercial offices
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Mixed-use
  • Healthcare

    بیمارستان برکت

    Tehran

    Smoke control system design for parking and atriums with CFD simulation

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  • Commercial offices

    ساختمان تجاری اداری زرافشان (بانک پارسیان)

    Tehran

    Smoke control system design, two-zone modelling and CFD fire scenario simulation

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  • Commercial offices

    برج هزاره (ساختمان مرکزی بانک پاسارگاد)

    Tehran

    CFD fire and smoke simulation of parking ventilation; generator room cooling simulation

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  • Hotels & hospitality

    هتل بازار بزرگ ایران

    Atrium smoke control system design and CFD simulation

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  • Sport, leisure & culture

    مجموعه سینمایی بازار بزرگ ایران

    Tehran

    CFD fire and smoke simulation of cinema halls with occupant evacuation modelling

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  • Residential & high-rise

    مجتمع مسکونی همراه‌شهر

    Tehran

    CFD analysis of parking ventilation and smoke extraction system

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Projects as published on Iman Tarh Sayal (CFD Co.)'s own website.

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