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.

Learn about how the synergy between innovations in model identification, automated testing and controller operating modes are creating opportunities to bring new efficiencies to sustaining APC controllers. These innovations address some of the long-standing challenges facing APC practitioners: dealing with closed loop data, managing APC solutions with model mismatch until repairs can be completed, and reducing the operational impact of step testing. With these advances, we now have the technology to begin constructing continuous improvement processes in lieu of the traditional sustained value workflows.

Today when refineries worldwide are facing declining profit margins it is crucial for every refinery to ensure their planning models are up-to-date and effective in making plans that maximize profits. The latest Aspen HYSYS® V9 provides a much improved workflow to update your planning models. The latest improvements allow users to, save significant time and effort with the improved case study utility, interact with reactor models through Microsoft Excel® and transfer updated sub-models to Aspen PIMS™ and much more!, Today when refineries worldwide are facing declining profit margins it is crucial for every refinery to ensure their planning models are up-to-date and effective in making plans that maximize profits. Aspen HYSYS provides a streamlined workflow to update your planning models. The latest improvements allow users to, save significant time and effort with the improved case study utility, interact with reactor models through Microsoft Excel® and transfer updated sub-models to Aspen PIMS™ and much more!

See how refineries can keep their profit margins high by maintaining their planning models up to date, in the face of changing operating conditions, using capabilities built in Aspen HYSYS.

Boost your productivity and keep projects on track with new features including equipment, model, safety, and sensitivity analysis tools; data tables; and an export feature to Aspen Simulation Workbook (ASW). Need help navigating the new user interface? Let us help. Watch this webinar where we'll show you how the new user interface makes using Aspen HYSYS easier than ever before.

See how you can use Aspen Technology solutions to develop a refinery wide process model that would enable refinery process engineers to evaluate the economic impact of operational changes and help planners achieve a more accurate assessment of profit margins.

A brief introduction to the capabilities and key features of the Root Cause Analysis feature within Aspen Asset Analytics.

Discover how to predict upsets early and receive guidance on how to manage the upsets, saving billions by avoiding plant downtime and off-spec. production.

In today’s market, dynamic simulation has become mission critical to the success of projects, especially when tight cost margins are on the line. During this webinar, Craig Mackay from Xodus Group will describe practical applications of dynamic simulation throughout the lifecycle of a recent project, from front end engineering design (FEED) to commissioning.

The time it takes to troubleshoot issues such as column flooding, and unexpected outcomes from trying to optimize processes can affect the bottom line. Is it possible for process engineers who build complex simulation models full of deep insights, to easily share these models with engineers and operators in the plant? Though not without some initial doubt, Ahmed explains how SABIC did exactly this and drove down costs, streamlined processes and maximized performance to increase margins. SABIC uncovered new opportunities to optimize the business and product innovations and increased their ability to compete globally. All of this was accomplished by putting their simulations models into Microsoft Excel.