Build petrochemical planning models in PIMS to generate optimum plans including evaluating alternative feeds, process units, products, and markets. Develop Linear Programming (LP) structure in order to solve optimization problem including interpreting and analyzing the LP solutions. Review data tables and structures required to build and maintain a model. Understand the structures for developing typical petrochemical process units like pooling, delta based models, and compositional recursion. |
Technical as well as non-technical personnel who have no experience in linear programming. This course also provides a person who is knowledgeable in LP (but not necessarily knowledgeable in Aspen PIMS) with a quick way to gain a good understanding of the system. |
RPA102
3.5 day(s)
2.5
Introductory
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A basic understanding of Microsoft Windows and a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, together with a general awareness of the interaction between petrochemical technology operations and planning is strongly suggested. |
Getting Started What is Aspen PIMS
Review of Linear Programming Concepts
Processing Economic Concepts
Aspen PIMS User Interface
Row and Column Names in the Aspen PIMS Matrix
Aspen PIMS Data Tables and Table Format
Case Stacking
Process Submodels
Yields that Vary with Feed Quality (Base-Delta)
Pooling and Recursion
Composition Recursion
Parameter Rows
Common Operating Conditions
Aspen PIMS Miscellaneous Tables
Common Mistakes
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