Accurate and rigorous design of depressurizing systems — including staggering the release of contents into the flare system to minimize peak loads — is a challenge, but it’s critical to making sure the process operates safely. During this webinar AspenTech safety product experts discuss BLOWDOWN Technology best practices. You’ll also see demonstrations on how to model an entire depressurization system, individually or staggered.

Pharma and biotech companies face a pivotal next step in addressing the increased complexity of production while balancing mounting cost pressures with the need to ensure product quality, security of supply and regulatory compliance.

This on-demand webinar provides an overview of process safety system design and rating using steady-state analysis, dynamic analysis and flare system analysis. Learn how this integrated solution saves the time of moving between software products, providing greater accuracy and efficiency.

Learn how Chevron confidently kept their platform’s flare loadings under capacity limits using a staggered BDV opening sequence to eliminate the need for an estimated $30M USD in flare system CAPEX.

Today, it’s more important than ever to perform rigorous optioneering to find the best solutions for improving process efficiency and asset flexibility. In this webinar, AspenTech’s experts will show how the new Aspen Multi-Case™ dramatically accelerates the evaluation of design and operating scenarios, provides visual tools for selecting the best alternatives and improves overall agility and collaboration across the engineering team.

Depressurization is important for every process, but often this work can lead to concerns over cost, time and accuracy. With so much on the line, how can you afford not to use the best safety tools possible? Join us at this free webinar to get a first look at how BLOWDOWN™ Technology, the industry’s proven depressurization technology developed by Dr. Graham Saville and Professor Stephen Richardson of Imperial College London, is now integrated into Aspen HYSYS®.

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.

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.

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.

Manual data transfer is tedious and inefficient, so why is it still a part of your safety analysis workflow? Now available, a Safety Analysis Environment – integrated within your process simulation file – enables you to better size relief devices and document the analysis. This technical webinar will build your knowledge through a series of demonstrations, showcasing how to improve the safety analysis workflows for both FEED and revalidation projects.