As refineries continue to look for new ways to gain efficiency and increase margins, we bring you Aspen Unified™ – a breakthrough solution to unite, streamline and simplify planning and scheduling.

Safety and regulatory compliance are time-consuming elements of conceptual and basic engineering. With the Chemical Safety Board scrutinizing process safety today, it is more critical than ever to incorporate safety analysis within your process modeling environment. Doing so allows organizations to confidently achieve compliant pressure relief and flare network designs at the lowest cost, and remove bottlenecks during the FEED and pre-FEED stages of capital projects.

Aspen HYSYS® Hydraulics for pipeline network modeling allows engineers to analyze flow assurance risks and integrate analysis with process models to optimize from the wellhead through the process facility. This technical webinar will be focused on introducing new users to pipe flow hydraulic analysis. Learn how you can gain pipeline hydraulic insights with an intuitive setup that is powerful, advanced and integrated.

La Transformación Digital busca el uso de tecnología para ayudarlo a lograr sus metas: Minimizar errores, maximizar producción, mejorar calidad de producto y servicio al cliente. La integración Vertical de tecnologías – también conocida como “Smart Manufacturing” o Industria 4.0 – sincroniza sistemas comerciales, como ordenes de producción del ERP, con sistemas de manufactura como los DCS, balanzas o lectores de códigos de barras. Este webinar le mostrará cómo puede reducir los errores de calidad del producto, los tiempos de ciclo de lotes y los costos operativos.

Hydrogen and carbon capture have become focal points as energy and chemical companies look to reduce emissions and achieve net-zero carbon targets. But what’s the best approach?

Reliable and safe flare network operation, sizing, and revalidation is critical to process safety and to ensure regulatory compliance. During this webinar, Inprocess, a leading engineering consulting group serving companies across the energy and petrochemical industries, will discuss and demonstrate the use of aspenONE® Engineering software to rigorously perform revalidation studies to find capital savings and improve process safety and reliability. Inprocess will show how using AspenTech’s dynamic simulation in combination with Flare Analysis generates a competitive edge.

LNG facilities are typically constrained by refrigeration capacity which is affected by many factors, predominantly ambient conditions. Due to the highly interactive nature of the liquefaction process and small feasible operating envelope, consistently maximizing production poses a challenge for LNG operators. Join Andrew Taylor, Principal Advanced Process Control (APC) Consultant at Greenfern Dynamics, for this on-demand webinar to learn about typical benefit areas and mechanisms associated with APC.

Learn how to simplify and improve your petroleum refining simulations using multi-unit engineering models. With the availability of a complete suite of refinery reactor models, accurately model all of the refinery reactors in the easy-to-use Aspen HYSYS® Petroleum Refining software.

Distillation columns are troublesome units, representing one of the biggest operational challenges in the processing industry — primarily because internal conditions are dynamic and there is limited operational insight into their behavior. Offline and online advanced process simulation offers engineers and operators powerful process engineering capabilities for column analysis. With operations-oriented columns troubleshooting, you can gain insights into key processes and enable faster problem-solving.

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.