Introduction to Dynamic Process Simulation
15/09/2026 – 17/09/2026
Location: Classroom Course – Barcelona
Course price: 1,900€
With current dynamic process simulators, it is possible to create a reliable representation of an operating plant on a PC – including all process equipment, all instrumentation and controllers and having it running several times faster than in real time. Dynamic Process Simulation provides flexible interaction between the engineer and the tool, making the user easily understand the consequences of his/her operational and/or design decisions – leading to better and quicker decision making and furthermore improved confidence in the decisions taken.
This course enables the attendees to use the dynamic modeling capabilities of dynamic process simulators to model and simulate typical processing facilities, showing the benefits dynamic process simulation can bring in the day-to- day engineering and operating environment.
Some questions answered during the course:
- What are the key differences between steady-state and dynamic process simulation?
- Which are the benefits of Dynamics?
- How can dynamic process simulators be used to represent the behaviour of a real operating plant?
- How do operating and design decisions affect process performance and plant behaviour?
- How do you develop an initial plant model in Steady State and Dynamic?
- What are the fundamentals of dynamic process modeling and control?
- How can dynamic simulation help engineers evaluate alternative operating scenarios?
- What is the minimum and fundamental information needed to run in Dynamics?
- How does the solver algorithm work?
- How can you troubleshoot a case and make it run properly?
- How can you develop a Distillation Column in Dynamic Simulation?

Introduction to Dynamic Process Simulation

