This valuable resource provides additional insights from our technical experts on how users can use historical plant data to maximize model accuracy.

The increasing pressure to reduce plant operating costs and maximize profitability can cause anxiety for any plant manager or process engineer. During this one-hour webinar, learn how SABIC took a collaborative approach to solving complex plant issues by using process models to support plant manufacturing and operations teams. By utilizing Aspen Plus® with Aspen Simulation Workbook (ASW), they enabled plant engineers and operators to benefit from the knowledge and insight gained using AspenTech software.

In this white paper, plant managers, engineers and supervisors can learn the different ways simulations models can be used throughout the lifecycle of their plant. It focuses on seven areas you can use process simulation software (like Aspen Plus or Aspen HYSYS) for troubleshooting, process monitoring, and real time performance monitoring or real time optimization (RTO).

New to the aspenONE Engineering suite with V10.1, Aspen Operator Training (AOT) enables the seamless deployment of training for operators and engineers. AOT is a dynamic simulation lifecycle solution that brings operator training simulation (OTS) online sooner and sustains safety throughout the lifetime of the asset. AOT is based on technology acquired from Inprocess Technology and Consulting Group in 2017.

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Learn the five best practices in process simulation technology used by refinery experts to optimize refinery operations and maximize profits.

Learn how you can use Aspen HYSYS to develop a rigorous model of any major refinery reactor. Aspen HYSYS offers a complete suite of all major refinery reactor units.

In order to meet their design need of maintaining a 25% cost advantage over conventional chemical processes, the engineers at Liquid Light needed a flexible software solution to find key property data (even for non-ideal and electrolyte systems), conduct “what-if” and case analyses, model reaction systems, select solvents, and scale-up quickly and reliably. Leveraging Aspen Plus and Aspen Properties, the members of Liquid Light have been able to make meaningful predictions about system behavior, moving them closer to full scale production.

The acid gas removal unit and the sulfur recovery unit (SRU) are expensive and interdependent units necessary for meeting product specifications and emission regulations. With Aspen HYSYS® V9, you can use a single solution to consider all of the interdependencies of these two units with the most trusted solutions in process engineering.

This “getting started” guide covers the process of creating a new case for Acid Gas Cleaning, setting up component lists and fluid packages, and working in the simulation environment to build the model. It is not meant to be a standalone reference document. Knowledge of Aspen HYSYS V10 is assumed for this guide.