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• Introduction to Steady State Simulation
• Introduction to Dynamic Simulation
• Dynamic Simulation of Rotating Equipment
• Dynamic Simulation of Distillation Columns
• Process Control for Process Engineers using
• Dynamic Simulation

Base your design decisions on rigorous engineering calculation results:

• Check the design size of critical equipment
• Determine adequate protection systems
• Validate proposed control strategies and philosophies
• Design and test operational procedures
• Determine the operational envelop, check the safety limits and select piping material
• Use the digital plant as a process intelligence repository

Train operators earlier in their careers. Be independent of DCS database delivery:

• Detect operational limits of the system
• Familiarize operators with the processes in the plant-to-be
• Train operators to become accustomed to the designed Human Machine Interface
• lnvolve experienced operations personnel in testing and enhance initially proposed operational procedures, already under timing and transitions conditions

Ensure DCS database is error free before plant commissioning:

• Use the plant model to check out and debug the configuration of the logic in the Distributed Control System
• Also check out the logic implemented in the Emergency Shutdown system and the procedures in Automated Sequences
• Decide the values of the alarms against simulated plant responses
• Pre-tune control loops before commissioning
• Check operability of HMI screens configuration

Avoid delays in plant start-ups using the expertise of Inprocess' OTS engineers

• Establish the knowledge and know­-how requirements for the operations team; design a training program to fill the gaps, and then implement it
• Evaluate on-site alternative procedures for start-ups
• Troubleshoot potential issues with controllers tuning, alarms settings, start-up procedure, safety systems ...
• lntegrate the control room and the field operators into a single operations team