The continuing changes in the electrical grid that have come as a result of the shift toward more renewable energy have dramatically increased complexity of power generation and distribution operations. Operators not only need to keep a close eye on their plants to...
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Curating Control Over Simulations
Emerson’s Corey Moniot presents the Ovation Curation Tool–Maintain Control of Your Simulation at the 2024 Ovation User Group Conference.
Automation helping the cement industry minimize carbon capture costs
The high cost of carbon capture, due to the amount of energy it requires, presents challenges for its widespread adoption by the cement industry. This article explains how advanced automation can improve the energy efficiency of carbon capture, increasing its viability within cement production.
Aspen Plus Biomass Models for Sustainability
AspenTech’s Işıl Bal Helfrich and Emerson’s Ed Schodowski presented Case studies for using Aspen Plus in Biomass models for sustainability, renewables, and production efficiency at the 2024 Emerson Exchange Conference in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Simulated Systems Close a Real Performance Gap
Many plants are facing personnel shortages, but the truth of the matter is that today’s biggest problems can’t be solved simply by finding more people. As organizations tackle more and more complex problems like driving down emissions, increasing efficiency, reducing...
Digital Twin at Heart of Virtual Plant
In an Intech article, Digital Twins for the Virtual Plant, recently retired from Emerson’s Greg McMillan shares how this improved performance is possible.
Modern Automation Will Power the New Hydrogen Economy
The rapid shift to more sustainable industrial operations has dramatically impacted the hydrocarbon processing industry. It seems like almost overnight, operations teams are looking at entirely new processes focused on manufacturing new, greener alternative products...
Simulation Drives Value From Projects Through Operations
Simulation and digital twin technology has a wide variety of uses that plants can leverage for faster projects and better operations. Recently, Chemical Processing magazine took a deeper dive into those uses, interviewing industry experts such as Emerson’s own Dustin...
Navigate Uncharted Territory with Industrial Software
The hydrocarbon industry is rapidly evolving, adapting to support new product demand, increased focus on sustainability, and an increasing need for flexibility. As a result, hydrocarbon process manufacturers have needed to dramatically change the toolbox they employ...
Automation Technology Helps Ensure Safety in Green Hydrogen Production
Automation technology is helping to accelerate the transition to a clean-fuel economy by ensuring the safe production of green hydrogen.
The Advantages of Digitalization in Clean-in-Place Systems
Clean-in-place (CIP) systems are a vital part of daily production in the food and beverage industry. They allow manufacturers to clean internal piping, tanks, and machines from one batch to the next to meet government regulations and ensure product quality and safety. However, CIP operations also represent a significant portion of a facility’s total utility costs and often involve manual process adjustments and manual data recording.
Tips for Optimizing Food and Beverage Production
. A short 2-page article, 4 Tips to Optimize Your Food & Beverage Production highlights some ways to drive food & beverage production performance improvements.
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