Leveraging process modeling tools is vital for accelerating the journey to market for new products, or for optimizing the margins of existing processes.

Learn how modeling crystallization processes in Aspen Plus® enables your organization to quickly deliver solids without the need for tedious trial-and-error experimentation.

Accurately modeling the solids section of a process is critical to product quality. Commonly, the solid and fluid sections of a process are modeled separately, making troubleshooting and optimizing inefficient and time-consuming. Additionally, solids are described by distributed properties rather than concentrated properties, which adds an extra level of complexity. These difficulties often lead to neglected or over-simplified solids modeling.

Leading chemical companies across the globe face more competitive pressures with volatile market conditions and a rapidly changing workforce pushing the demand for increased sustainability and profitability. Digital twin software offers new levels of operational excellence through enterprise-wide insights that drive improved business operations.

Make better decisions based on validated and reconciled production data with Aspen Unified Reconciliation and Accounting (AURA).

Chemical and energy companies continue to look for an edge to achieve their critical sustainability goals. Advancements in online digital twin technology now provide valuable, real-time insights to help you further reduce emissions and ensure regulatory compliance across your entire site. In this on-demand webinar AspenTech and Equinox Software Services discuss the value created by an emission-monitoring digital twin with robust KPI reporting.

Enter the era of autonomy and take the first steps to the self-optimizing plant – a self-learning, self-adapting and self-sustaining operation driven by industrial AI that will start your industrial metaverse journey and help you thrive in any market condition. Watch this video to learn how you can start realizing this vision today.

The concept of digital twins has been around since 1960s, but the term was first introduced nearly a decade ago by NASA's John Vickers. Until very recently, adoption of digital twins has been fairly inconsistent but acceptance looks to be accelerating with recent market shifts. Today’s users are seeing exponential benefits by deploying multiple digital twins across sites. The next wave of digitalization innovations, powered by digital twins and AI, is creating new levels of agility and flexibility, paving the way to autonomous operations.

Our employee resource groups (ERGs) serve as part of AspenTech’s ongoing and evolving efforts for a diverse, equitable and inclusive work environment and culture.

In recent decades, energy and chemical companies have benefited from digital technologies to increase the efficiency of hydrogen (H2) processes while ensuring safe and economical production, storage and transportation. Today, digitalization is increasingly crucial as hydrogen systems grow in complexity, utilizing green power sources and getting deployed at a larger scale.