Sustainability is emerging as a critical business topic, as companies focus resources toward lowering emissions, waste and energy use in their production process. In this article, Paige Morse, Chemicals Industry Marketing Director, shares how sustainability affects four key areas within a processing plant and how digital transformation supports sustainability efforts through efficiency improvements.

With increased initiatives around reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, energy management is important for optimizing energy use. With aspenONE Engineering, you have access to advanced tools like pinch technology, streamlined in design. The integrated energy analysis capability helps you identify energy savings opportunities instantly. Learn more.

LG Chem increases capacity by 15% and saves energy through heat integration using Aspen Plus®, Aspen Energy Analyzer™ and Aspen Exchanger Design and Rating™.

Learn how DuPont, one of the world’s largest producers of chemicals and science-based products, successfully migrated over 23 years of historical data in Aveva PI to Aspen InfoPlus.21® in less than 4 days while reducing implementation costs by 45%.

Early returns from an ARC Advisory Group survey indicate that optimizing plant operations performance and eliminating process upsets are considered a critical component of asset performance management (APM) systems.

This FAQ document addresses questions that were posed during the webinar: "Enabling a Step Change in Pharma Productivity". Download the document to learn how AspenTech and Emerson are better together and how they deliver best-in-class solutions to the pharmaceutical industry.

When handling processes involving solids, it is often difficult to balance equipment performance and operating conditions with product quality. By applying Aspen Plus to manage these key processing steps, take advantage of rigorous solids handling in a flowsheet to more easily deliver consistent quality of solids. Watch now to learn more.

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.