Learn how to create process simulations to predict Green House Gas (GHG) emissions and minimize energy usage. |
Engineers wishing to expand their knowledge on practical skills to solve Sustainability problems. Engineers new to Aspen Plus who need basic training to get started Aspen Custom Modeler® users who need exposure to steady-state simulation as preparation for using Aspen Plus Dynamics® |
SUS-P101
3 day(s)
2.1
Introductory
Gain the practical skills and knowledge to build process models predicting emissions. Explore how to increase energy efficiency via heat integration. Learn practical techniques for building and troubleshooting flowsheet simulations. Reduce process design time by testing various plant configurations. Determine optimal process conditions to improve current processes. |
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To prepare for this course we strongly recommend that you complete the eLearning module ‘User Interface: Discover Optimized Workflows in Aspen Plus’ (ATEL-84-EN) prior to the class. Starting with aspenONE V12, our self-paced eLearning content can be accessed directly from within Aspen Plus . For detailed instructions on how to do this, check out the article: How to access eLearning directly from the application. Not using the latest version of aspenONE? Sign up for our free adoption program that is designed to help you deploy aspenONE V12.1 faster! You will receive exclusive guidance from AspenTech experts to help you discover how aspenONE V12.1 solutions can drive even higher levels of profitability and sustainability. |
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Introduction to Flowsheet Simulation
The User Interface
Properties Environment
Simulation Environment
Flowsheet Results
Unit Operation Models
Distillation Column Rating
Modeling Heat Exchangers
Modeling Chemical Plant – Cyclohexane Production Workshop
Physical Properties
Sensitivity Analysis
Design Specification
Calculator Blocks
Modeling Reactors (Simple and Rigorous)
Modeling Pumps, Compressors, Valves and Pipes (Pressure Changers)
Improving Flowsheet Convergence
Process Improvement with Activated Analysis
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