Case Study
European Engineering Company Saves $400,000 USD on CAPEX Using Performance Engineering
Discover how PETROLTERV saved significant CAPEX on a revamp project due to greater design accuracy enabled by the integrated aspenONE Engineering suite of products. Due to efficiencies gained from using this integrated software suite, PETROLTERV no longer needed to outsource a large number of engineering projects, such as air cooler design, pressure safety valve sizing and more. By increasing their ability to complete more projects in-house, PETROLTERV has reduced project costs, as well as delivered those projects on time and on budget.
Case Study
Fluor Achieves Significant Time Savings in SRU Simulation
Learn how Fluor created a digital twin of their entire sulfur recovery unit, including recycle streams, in a single file using Aspen HYSYS® with Sulsim. Read this case study to find out how AspenTech’s solution for SRU optimization allows users to increase production, reduce OPEX and meet emissions regulations by modeling the complexities of the SRU and the full gas plant.
Case Study
GlaxoSmithKline Speeds up Batch Release Time: A Study in Digital Transformation
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) wanted to review the structure of its batch production record and associated workflows as part of a continuous improvement process. Reducing batch review time usually results in faster batch cycle time, meaning higher throughput at the production facility and faster cash-to-cash cycle time. AspenTech was selected for this process due to integration with other solutions, such as Aspen InfoPlus.21® and GSK’s existing plant automation software (DCS). The pilot project was a resounding success, reducing order preparation time by 95% and record review time by over 50%.
Executive Brief
自己最適化プラント:産業用AIが支える 新時代の自律性
現在のVUCA環境において、新たなレベルの安全性、持続可能性、および収益性を実現する自律/半自律プロセスの開発のために、デジタライゼーションやAIに目を向ける企業が増えています。自己最適化プラントへのジャーニーはそこから始まります。自己最適化プラントがどのようにして以下のことを可能にするのか、是非このエグゼクティブブリーフでご覧ください。
Case Study
Multivariate Statistical Analysis Finds the Bad Actors in Light Component Losses
This petrochemical company launched an Aspen ProMV™ pilot project to investigate light component losses that go to the bottom of a fractionation column and pressurize the downstream column. Using Aspen ProMV for continuous processes, a model was developed, and bad actors that are highly correlated to the light product loss were identified. Aspen ProMV’s optimization tool was also utilized to provide better operating conditions to reduce losses.
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