Optimising customer service: six key links in the supply chain

When developing chemical batch processes, we often find ourselves running costly and time-consuming experiments. But what if we could predict process outcomes first, and only experiment when needed? Learn how industry leaders are simplifying batch process development to reduce experimentation, reduce batch cycle times and develop new processes faster. Discover solutions for reliable execution and easy accessibility in chemical R&D!

Attributed to AspenTech’s Sunil Chaudhari, this byline discusses how the specialty chemicals industry can tackle complex manufacturing processes involving tightly coupled multi-step batch processing with mixing and blending operations.

A well-managed hydrogen network can take you one step closer to achieving your operating expense goals. During this free webinar, Inprocess—a technology consulting group serving companies in upstream, downstream, petrochemicals, and gas processing—will share their Hydrogen Network Management solutions and successes using Aspen HYSYS.

India is an emerging market for AspenTech and we are committed to growing here

Aspen Watch Performance Monitor provides real-time monitoring and diagnostic information to help engineers and operators focus on the problems that erode margins. During this on-demand webinar, Joep Bazelmans of SABIC-Europe will share his methods and suggestions for implementing custom KPIs, helping you keep an eye on performance.

Helping specialty chemicals companies build for a positive future - the key role of process optimisation

As companies look to improve efficiency amid changing conditions and constrained resources, new advancements in APC dramatically streamline operations. The newly released aspenONE® V12 features embedded AI and parallel computing to enable even less-experienced users to generate faster seed models and more accurate inferentials.

iPad hits plant floor

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.