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The Challenge
The process industry operates some of the most complicated, interdependent, and expensive
facilities on earth, spending on the order of $500 billion annually in asset creation and maintenance.
The process industry also faces unique challenges managing new product developments,
environmental stewardship, maximizing energy efficiency, and operating profitably amid raw material
and finished product cost fluctuations. Managing these challenges throughout the process assets'
lifecycle involves complex engineering and business tradeoffs, with decisions made daily that firms
will live with for years to come.
The Opportunity
There is huge opportunity in successfully managing the process industry challenges through optimal
Process Asset Lifecycle Management (PaLM) from Business Planning & Economic Analysis, to
R&D and Conceptual Design, to Process Engineering, to Detailed Engineering, to Technology
Transfer & Construction, and through Operations.
In addition, owner operators will further increase margins by combining PaLM solutions with
Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Supply Chain Planning & Execution (SCP/SCE) and
Customer & Supplier Relationship Management (CRM/SRM). They can leverage consistent models
and data to reach decisions faster, more accurately, and more transparently with the technical and
economic data generated and captured within the models supporting the level of accuracy required
by each decision. Engineering, manufacturing and supply chain solutions combined, at the
enterprise level, into Enterprise Operations Management (EOM) systems and well integrated with
ERP systems provide process manufacturers with the capability to dramatically improve theiroperating performance.
Benefit from AspenTech's unique software and process industry expertise. Deploy PaLM solution
elements in a fully scalable manner into a complete EOM solution.
The Aspen Engineering Suite (AES)
AES is AspenTech's Process Asset Lifecycle Management solution. AES consists of integrated
products, enabling the execution of various PaLM tasks throughout the enterprise:
AES Economic Evaluation products combine engineering and business decisions for accurate project
scope definition and cost evaluation, from conceptual project definition through detailed engineering.
AES Collaborative Engineering products support integrated collaborative engineering to create a Front
End Engineering Design (FEED) package and share process engineering expertise.
AES Physical Properties & Chemistries products include physical property data, models, estimation
and regression capabilities adapted for the Oil & Gas, Refining, Chemicals, and Pharmaceuticals
industries.
AES Conceptual Engineering products assist process engineers in creating, identifying and selecting
best process designs for heat exchangers networks and separation trains.
AES Simulation and Optimization products enable engineers to quickly identify optimal plant designs
for steady state and dynamic simulation and optimization as well as for batch process and recipe
development. These products enable users to optimize plant designs, establish heat and materialbalances, support environmental and safety studies, and to carry out operability analysis.
Aspen Engineering Suite
A Leading and Unique Process Asset Lifecycle Management Solution
A Corner Stone of Enterprise Operations Management
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AES Equipment Design and Rating products support the design and rating of highly performing heat exchangers with
minimum capital cost.
AES is an open environment that supports and promotes open industry standards such as CAPE-OPEN, OPC, ASME,
CODAP, PD5500, DIN, JIS and TEMA.
AES encapsulates the engineering and business data and models to implement scalable PaLM solutions. With AES,
you can:
Improve Engineering Productivity by up to 30% through continuous productivity and workflow improvements
With the industry's most complete, powerful, and innovative simulation and optimization tools, databases, unit operation
libraries and economic evaluation capabilities, AES significantly reduces the amount of time spent on common
engineering tasks. Rule-based systems, recipes, and open and extensible models capture best practices, facilitate
knowledge reuse, and automate many common tasks, all reducing project cycle times. Knowledge can be shared and
leveraged and projects accelerated through collaborative engineering. Engineers will have more time to focus theirexpertise on value-added activities, such as envisioning alternatives, assessing risk, managing economic barriers, and
optimizing facilities based on both technical and strategic business goals.
Increase ROI by reducing capital expenditures by up to 10% on each asset investment
AES enables the design of new plants or revamp existing ones with minimal capital expenditures. Its engineering
capabilities enable the generation and exploration innovative alternatives. It enables accurate estimation of investment
opportunities very early in the process asset lifecycle. AES uses the industry's most comprehensive cost databases and
rules-based system to properly scope projects, estimate capital requirements, predict expenses and generate detailed
breakdowns. Managers tackle the right problems early in the design phase, where the decisions are made that affect
80% of the total project cost. AES also provides a common set of engineering and business assumptions, enabling
business leaders to drive engineering decisions with confidence.
Increase ROI by reducing operating costs by up to 3% and enabling continuous key performance indictor enhancements
In the globally competitive process industry; small variations in operating cost structure often spell the difference
between healthy profits and marginal performance. AES enables the design of plants that cost less to operate over their
lifecycle or enables to reduce operating costs through revamps. AES also enables engineers to optimize material, utility,
and heat flows, and correctly sized equipment, which can make an enormous difference in profitability.
Additionally, AES models, created for engineering purposes, can be extended in consistent ways for use by operations
to carry out plant monitoring, real-time optimization and support business level planning, enhancing asset utilization
and increasing margins.
Accelerate Time to Market by up to 10% by compressing the timeline between discovery and manufacturing
In the process industries that rely on new product introductions as a source of competitive advantage, AES enables the
unification and compression workflow by standardizing, optimizing and transferring process information from discovery
to manufacturing. Decision-makers can identify significant issues early in the process while quickly discovering more
viable, cost effective alternatives that will ensure that their products reach the market early and remain competitive in
the long term. By enabling to achieve easier regulatory compliance, allowing significant steps in scale between the lab
and the final plant, and by generating and sharing information in a timely fashion across multiple work processes,
clients can significantly reduce time to market.
AES is fundamental to the accurate, predictable, safe, and competent design, creation, and improvement of process
plants, maximizing returns throughout the asset's operating life. It is designed to not only leverage the predictive power of
first-principle engineering models required for accurate and safe engineering execution, but to also scale the level of detail
in the information appropriately for engineering, business managers and operators to make well informed and consistent
decisions. This AES powerful and unique Model Centric promotes the use of consistent simulation and data models
throughout all decision stages of PaLM, and across all stakeholders. Model Centric decisions-making enables to manage
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complexity as the engineering knowledge and asset models scale effectively and seamlessly to the enterprise level,
enabling efficient communication and collaboration using a common language within the enterprise and across Owner-
Operators, Process Licensors, and Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies. AES enables Model
Centric PaLM decisions that are scalable to Model Centric EOM decisions.
Getting the Most Out of AES
You can implement AES in stages. Achieve immediate results by focusing first on pressing issues, then leverage your
company's experience and roll out a full implementation.
You can implement AES on your own or, to accelerate the value you can get from AES, you can work with AspenTech's
Engineering Products Services, which is highly experienced at delivering advanced engineering solutions that add value
throughout the entire process asset lifecycle. AspenTech's Engineering Products Services is a uniquely qualified group of
industry domain experts, dedicated to helping you obtain maximum value from AES products by providing the engineering
and business solutions you need. This is achieved through a combination of training, customer support, technology
transfer and project services. AspenTech's Engineering Product Services enable you to maximize ROI by reducing the cost
of investments and improving operating performance.
Economic Evaluation
Accurate, accelerated business decisions developed using industry standards and engineering based economic andtechnical information are critical to the process industries.
AES Economic Evaluation products provide the industry with the most comprehensive and detailed economic evaluation
capabilities. They enable engineers and business managers to better understand cost structures as well as technical and
economic tradeoffs from the very early stage of any engineering project. They provide the consistent, detailed information
required to optimize process technology, plant capacity, plant configuration, operating costs and location.
Long before initiating detailed studies, AES Economic Evaluation products use rule-based systems to help define the
entire scope of the project and estimate total capital and operating costs. As the project develops, AES generates more
and more precise information, including detailed equipment models, detailed labor and subcomponent costs, and
optimized implementation schedules. Thus, at any point in time, the most accurate project economic evaluation estimate
is available to support critical engineering and business decisions or negotiations between owner operators, EPCs and
equipment vendors.
AES Economic Evaluation products do not rely on multipliers to estimate piping, concrete, labor or any other costs. They
estimate the cost for each piece of equipment from the bottom up, estimating labor required, the actual steel required,
the fabrication time, the wiring and piping details, control systems, and other plant components. As a result, engineers
and business decision-makers will not only quickly locate the true economic barriers to project success but can take
specific actions to target resources to areas where they will reap the most significant gains. In addition, they will know the
exact consequences of decisions, such as for example, the increase in piping cost if the decision is taken to increase the
storage capacity. They can provide management with detailed cost impacts of assumptions, estimates of project status,
define project execution strategies, negotiate based on facts and hard data, bring plants on stream faster, and, most
importantly, achieve the operating edge required to prosper in today's highly competitive global marketplace.
AES Economic Evaluation products include:
Aspen Icarus
. Support projects and process economic evaluation over the entire project lifecycle. Define project scope. Costequipment and associated plant bulks using comprehensive design-based installation models and Aspen Richardson data of
actual costs. Evolve from approximate estimates in early conceptual engineering to very precise project costs and
implementation schedules as you finalize design. Aspen Icarus includes four products:
Aspen Decision Analyzer. Model process facilities to support business investment decisions. Quickly analyze
alternate scenarios involving process, production capacity, plant location, economic premises, and modifications to
the process and facility design.
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Aspen Icarus Process Evaluator. Evaluate lifecycle business impact of
design alternatives in the early phases of conceptual design. Generate
operating costs and investment cash flow curves to quantify a plant's
business contribution. Expand, through proprietary mapping technology,
unit operations into actual equipment models and calculate preliminary
sizes.
Aspen Kbase. Generate detailed estimates and implementation
schedules for large EPC projects from minimal information. Define projectexecution strategy for multiple subcontractors. Quantify cost and schedule
changes with variations in design standards and specifications,
construction techniques, construction workweek, mandatory field over-
time, multiple shifts, and use of remote fabrication shops.
Aspen Icarus Project Manager. Integrate project management for
existing facilities. Develop detailed designs, estimate and schedule
from minimal project outlines. Include such infrastructure
requirements as equipment, piping, instrument loops, and power
distribution networks. Automatically generate block and process flow
diagrams from AES simulations.
Aspen Richardson. Leverage a comprehensive database with the cost of
more than 200,000 line items used in process plants, including
subcomponents of such common elements as pumps, heat exchangers, and
reactors. Cover cost and installation labor data for all the disciplines
including civil, structural, piping, mechanical, electrical, instruments, process equipment, painting, insulation, and heating,
ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Include custom items and modify embedded formulas. Aspen Richardson
includes four products:
Richardson Process Plant Construction Estimating Standards. Access a 4,000 pages encyclopedia of
comprehensive estimating standards for the process construction industry. Leverage extensive information on process
equipment pricing and installation, as well as the following disciplines site work, concrete, masonry, structural steel,
carpentry, architectural specialties, mechanical and electrical construction.
Richardson Cost Factor Manual
. Access a 1200 pages manual with valuable data on 87 major cities within 40countries. Include data covering wages, crew rates, labor productivity factors, trade regulations, taxes, import duties
and much more.
Richardson General Construction Estimating Standards. Access a 2400 pages encyclopedia of comprehensive
estimating standards for the General Construction Industry. Leverage extensive information on site work, concrete,
masonry, structural steel, carpentry, architectural specialties, mechanical and electrical construction.
Richardson WinRace Database. Search and use an electronic unit cost estimating database and estimating system.
Leverage the comprehensive links to the Aspen Icarus technology for importing additional detailed items into all of the
Aspen Icarus software. Access the full scope of information from the Richardson Process Plant Construction
Estimating Standards, included in the Richardson WinRace Database. Access to over 200,000 line items and cost
data for several engineering disciplines.
Collaborative Engineering
The process industry is truly global in nature. Optimal Process Asset Lifecycle Management requires efficient
collaboration across owner operators, EPCs and Equipment vendors, as well as knowledge sharing and re-use within
companies across engineering departments and plant operations.
AES Collaborative Engineering products enable engineers and business partners to securely store, share, and exchange
engineering process knowledge using a common core data model (CCDM) across PaLM. They enable simultaneous
access of project and plant data and enable teamwork across time zones and across organizations. They not only enable
smooth engineering workflows, but also yield far more accurate and consistent results throughout the enterprise by
allowing the capture and re-use of best practices. They include the accumulated knowledge of years of chemical
engineering experience in a form ready to be used to support engineering and business decisions.
Aspen Icarus Process Evaluator
Aspen Economic Analyzer
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AES Collaborative Engineering products also deliver the benefits of models to plant operations teams and business
planners. Process engineers can drive models using real-time plant data to boost throughput and product quality while
lowering costs. Process Models can securely be made available through the Internet for model and knowledge based
decision-making. Business and Operations managers can work with dependable sets of assumptions. Everyone speaks
the same language, accessing powerful what-if models to optimize profitability in the face of ever-changing operating
constraints and business goals.
AES Collaborative Engineering products include:
Aspen Zyqad. Store, manage, reconcile, specify,
and share process data throughout the engineering
lifecycle. Provide concurrent multi-user access to
simulation, design, physical property, equipment
and other engineering data through an object-
oriented database. Automate the generation of
consistent, up-to-date process flow diagrams
(PFDs), piping and instrumentation diagrams
(P&IDs), equipment datasheets, and other Front
End Engineering Design (FEED) deliverables.
Disseminate engineering standards, design rules,
and best practices throughout the enterprise.Automatically propagate data to CAD and 3D
solutions such as Intergraph's solutions. Use a
graphic interface, preformatted templates, and
full configuration utilities.
Aspen WebModels. Publish secure, pre-configured process models across the Web. Enable plant managers, operations
engineers, and financial analysts to use models to optimize operating parameters and make better business decisions. Publish
only a restricted set of variables without exposing proprietary information or intellectual property.
Aspen Enterprise Engineering. Enable your company's engineers and business managers to share a full suite of simulation
and optimization products from a central server. Rapidly implement end-to-end, integrated AES solutions over the Internet.
Enable team members in different locations to collaborate on process model development.
Physical Properties & Chemistries
Reliable process and economic models cannot exist without an accurate representation of the behavior of the
chemical components or crude and oil fractions used in the process. Precise descriptions of oil & gas, pure
component and complex mixture properties and chemistries are critical to design decisions, plant operations and
safety, and yield measurable capital and operating savings.
AES Physical Properties & Chemistries products offer the industry's broadest range of general and specialized physical
properties methods, models, data and chemistries. They include comprehensive databases with physical property data
and parameters for thousands of components and mixtures in the oil & gas, chemicals and pharmaceutical area,
including extremely non-ideal electrolytes, organic mixtures and polymers. Crude Oil and Assay data handling capabilities
allow to accurately model Oil & Gas and Refining processes. AES Physical Properties & Chemistries products includeregression capabilities to leverage laboratory data, and methods to estimate physical properties with minimal information.
AES Physical Properties & Chemistries products enable the usage of the same physical property data and models across
the entire Process Asset Lifecycle from all AES products, to Microsoft Excel or VBA applications, or over the Internet. This
minimizes duplication of effort and improves communications among the entire enterprise design team. In addition, it
reduces the possibility of inconsistent designs and expensive project rework throughout the process plant lifecycle. This
helps to save money, shortens time-to-market and improves the efficiency and quality of the design process. It enables
true PaLM.
Aspen Zyqad
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AES Physical Properties & Chemistries products include:
Aspen Properties. Generate accurate, consistent physical property models
and data for use and reuse with other AES products and Excel/VBA based
applications. Draw on extensive library of physical property models and
databases of pure component and mixture properties optimized for the
chemical and pharmaceutical industry. Model extremely non-ideal electrolytes,
organic mixtures, and oligomers. Determine physical model parameters by
regressing laboratory data. Estimate properties from a few known parameters.
Easily interface Aspen Properties with proprietary or third party property data
and models.
COMThermo. Handle assays and generate highly accurate pure component
properties and interaction parameters optimized for the oil and gas and refining
industry. Re-use COMThermo with Excel/VBA based applications and easily
interface COMThermo with third party proprietary data and models.
HYSYS Amines. Simulate and optimize gas and liquid sweetening
processes involving single, blended or activated amines. Employ tray-
by-tray approaches to model absorption and reaction of hydrogen
sulfide and carbon dioxide in various industrial solvents. Leverage theadvanced thermodynamic Li-Mather electrolyte model with improved
reliability over empirical models, especially for blended amines.
DETHERM. Develop models faster and more accurately by tapping
DETHERM, the world's most comprehensive compilation of
experimental thermophysical property and phase equilibrium data for
pure components and mixtures. Access 3.3 million data sets for
approximately 18,000 pure components and 87,000 mixtures.
Aspen OLI Interface and HYSYS Interface OLI. Interface Model
and analyze within Aspen Plus or within HYSYS complex aqueous
electrolyte systems by combining their simulation power with the
extensive OLI databank and thermophysical properties for more than 3,000 organic and inorganic electrolytic species.
Polymers Plus. Generate accurate and consistent models and data for polymer molecular structure, polymer
thermodynamics, polymerization chemistries and catalysis. Carry out steady state and dynamic, simulation and optimization of
all industrial polymerization processes with AES Simulation and Optimization products. Expand simulations with full
customization capabilities for modeling proprietary molecules and polymers.
Conceptual Engineering
Distillation columns, and heat exchangers rank among the most important process cost centers. How these units are
located, sequenced and interconnected will have an enormous impact on a facility's cost and lifecycle operating
results.
AES Conceptual Engineering products provide a broad set of capabilities enabling the analysis and optimization of these
units as an integral part of a process simulation. They guide and support engineers analysis and decision-making, helping
them avoid long and costly trial-and-error approaches to difficult separation problems. They automatically generate
possible distillation solutions as well as analyze heat exchanger networks to optimize energy use. The valuable insights
possible through these products provide into complex processes enable engineers to make the most profitable trade-offs
between capital and operating costs.
AES Conceptual Engineering products include:
DISTIL/ Aspen Split. Rapidly explore multiple separation schemes, identify optimal designs, improve process
understanding, and reduce design time. Synthesize distillation column sequences for azeotropic, non-ideal and other multi-
component systems. Rapidly screen such complex configurations as divided wall and thermally coupled columns. Analyze
Aspen Properties
ComThermo
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Steady State products include:
Aspen Plus. Carryout steady-state
simulation of chemical or pharmaceutical
processes, including non-ideal, electrolytic,
and solid systems. Combine sequential
modular, equation-oriented, and mixed
solution methodologies to achieve fast
calculation and leverage full specification
flexibility. Use the extensive unit operation
model library, sensitivity analysis tools,
expert systems, automatic sequencing and
convergence methods, and extensive
reporting capabilities. Leverage your
modeling investments by scaling them from
single models to enterprise accessible full
facility flowsheets.
HYSYS. Carryout steady-state simulation of oil and gas and
refining processes. Use industry-specific unit operation models
and powerful tools to optimize operating parameters for
feedstock changes. Interactively make decisions by getting
immediate responses to assumptions using a high-speed
engine with backward calculation capabilities.
Aspen Plus Optimizer. Run automatic profit and process
optimization and data reconciliation of large-scale Aspen Plus
models based on weighted, user-defined objectives. Use rapid
robust convergence for real-time solutions with models complex
enough to address true unit economics. Supports Web delivery,
so plant engineers can maximize profits through continuous
process optimization.
Aspen OnLine. Use process models for online, real-time optimization of plant operations. Use plant data sources to analyze
and validate plant model results against plant operations. Automatically manage gross error detection, data-reconciliation using
actual plant data, optimization with Aspen Plus and the Aspen Plus Optimizer, then use the results to feedback new operating
parameters to the plant digital control system (DCS).
Dynamics products include:
Aspen Dynamics. Carryout dynamic simulation of
transition states of chemical and pharmaceutical
processes modeled in Aspen Plus. Address operability
challenges, feedstock and product mix transition,
startup, shutdown, pressure relief, and runaway
conditions. Determine best operating and control
strategies for column startup, batch, semi-batch and
continuous processes with dynamic optimization.
Aspen Dynamics
Aspen Plus
HYSYS
AspenTech is a strategic supplier of engineering
tools and know-how to Dow. We expect value
measured in multiple millions of dollars annually
from the capture and broad use of the plant
information asset, leading to increased engineering
productivity, reduced asset investment costs and
greater asset utilization.
Bob Donaho
Director of Design Engineerg / Design TechnologyDow
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HYSYS Dynamics. Carryout dynamic transition
state simulation of oil & gas and refining processes
modeled in HYSYS. Determine optimum feed switch
strategies, startups, and shutdowns, as well as
properly assess safety procedures. Enhance design
requirements by understanding tradeoffs between
capital costs and operability.
Aspen Custom Modeler. Generate customized
steady-state and dynamic models of proprietary unit
operations by automatically solving user-input
chemical engineering equations. Fine-tune new and
existing reactors (including those that require partial
differential equations), separation systems, and
processes to improve safety, operability, and design.
Define time and event driven actions. Use models
created with Aspen Custom Modeler together with
Aspen Plus, Aspen Dynamics, and soon with HYSYS
and HYSYS Dynamics to combine your proprietary models with AspenTech's models and create powerful simulations for
optimal and accurate decisions.
Aspen Adsim. Simulate the full range of industrial gas and liquid adsorption processes to develop superior adsorbents,
design better adsorption processes, and improve plant operations. Include adsorption isotherms, mass transfer modeling, cycle
manager, heat effect modeling.
Aspen Chromatography. Simulate complex, highly interactive batch and simulated moving bed (SMB) chromatographic
processes used to separate and purify pharmaceutical, biotechnology, fine chemical, and food products. Separate optical
isomers (enantiomers), amino acids, proteins, and fructose from sucrose. Achieve significant benefits in design, yield, product
quality, capacity, and reduce operating costs.
Batch products include:
Batch Plus. Speed products to market with highly
scalable, recipe-based batch simulations. Scale
recipes and processes from laboratory molecular
synthesis through creation of an entire manufacturing
facility. Support rapid chemical route selection,
process alternative screening, make-versus-buy
decisions, manufacturing scale-up, and
debottlenecking. Dramatically improve productivity
throughout the entire development and engineering
process.
BatchCAD. Model batch process reaction kinetics and reactors, including reactive distillation, batch fractionation, and
reactions under reflux. Build rigorous models and quickly compare multiple alternatives from lab bench through pilot plant
trials and scale-up. Use simulations to augment and direct laboratory experiments. Determine constants and reaction orders in
complex chemical systems. Predict column startup, pressurization, and azeotrope formation.
Oil & Gas products include:
Aspen AssetBuilder. To be released soon. Carry out concurrent field planning, production scheduling, asset visualization and
real-time asset optimization, from reservoir through process for Oil & Gas assets with a new, first-principles, model-based,
solution. Use a single integrated asset model framework for the upstream segment leveraging consistent and trusted domain
software applications, such as HYSYS. Ensure decision making in Field Planning, Production Scheduling and Real-Time
Optimization are all aligned with the asset Key Performance Indicators and are targeted at extending the lifetime of an
operating asset while optimizing its daily performance and return on capital employed (ROCE).
HYSYS Dynamics
Batch Plus
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HYSYS Upstream. To be released soon. Use industry-
proven methodologies to predict the behavior of the
production fluid and integrate the reservoir
characterization with the process facility simulation.
Since accurate compositional analysis in the reservoir
or at the wellhead is rare, leverage the two main industry
methodologies used by petroleum and production
engineers Black Oil Thermodynamics and PVT Analysis both provided by industry-leading technology companies
in this area.
Use a standard hydraulics data model for the integration
of industry hydraulic applicatons into process simulations.
Analyze hydraulic systems with a consistent topology
definition of the network with any third party steady-state
or transient flowline code. Integrate, within HYSYS,
flowline simulators such as PIPESIM-NET from
Schlumberger.
FLARENET. Design, rate and debottleneck single and multiple flare and vent systems. Calculate minimum sizes for new flare
systems, or screen alternatives to relieve bottlenecks in existing networks. Identify dangerous relief scenarios during design
phase while demonstrating regulatory compliance of plant flare and vent systems.
ProFES 2P Tran/ ProFES 3P Tran/ ProFES Tranflo. Model steady state and dynamic behavior of multiphase flows in
wells and pipelines. Account for two-phases, sand and slugs. Economically size pipelines, separators, slug catchers, and other
equipment by modeling liquid and gas surges. Optimize startup, shutdown, and injection and depressurization rates. Predict
behavior of complex three-phase oil, water, and gas flows. Provide solutions for systems with high water cuts, oil-water
segregation problems, or vulnerability to corrosion.
HYSYS PIPESYS. Accurately model single and multiphase flows to design, debottleneck, and optimize pipeline systems.
Account for pipeline elevation profiles, inline equipment, pipe composition and roughness, and fluid properties. Model
networks with multiple flow paths. Perform forward and reverse pressure calculations. Compute detailed pressure and
temperature profiles for onshore and offshore systems. Perform sensitivity calculations for system dependencies.
HYSYS OLGAS. Use industry-standard pipeline and well bore sizing correlations within HYSYS. Calculate pressure gradients,
liquid holdups, and flow regimes.
Refining products include:
Aspen RefSYS. A jointly developed software and services solution from AspenTech and UOP that will soon be released
Carry-out refinery-wide simulation to identify the most profitable crude purchasing and refinery operating strategy. Go beyond
traditional modeling solutions that can only simulate individual process units, optimize with Aspen RefSYS refinery-wide
performance with accuracy and confidence using an integrated model of the entire facilities. Combine flowsheet simulation
with accurate kinetic reactor models to make improved economic decisions throughout the refinery, from crude feed to final
product blending. Generate additional benefits and increase refinery margins by leveraging data generated from Aspen RefSYS
for enhanced, knowledge-based, planning and scheduling decisions.
Aspen FCC. Simulate, monitor, plan, and optimize fluid catalytic crackers (FCCs), for a broad range of feedstocks catalysts,
and operating conditions, including the riser/reactor and regenerator kinetics.
Aspen CatRef. Simulate, monitor, plan, and optimize catalytic reformers for a broad range of feedstocks catalysts, and
operating conditions, including catalyst operation, coke formation, and catalyst activity.
Aspen Hydrocracker/ Aspen Hydrotreater. Simulate, monitor, plan, and optimize hydrocrackers and hydrotreaters for a
broad range of feedstocks catalysts, and operating conditions. Predict yields using simplified or fully rigorous fractionation
models based on unit capabilities, feedstock characterization, and catalyst activity.
HYSYS Upstream
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Utilities products include:
Aspen Utilities. Improve the purchase, supply, and
use of fuel, steam, and power within real-time
environmental constraints. Optimize any utility system
flowsheet to define minimum operating costs in a
single process or an entire facility. Maximize use of
most efficient equipment. Enhance choice and use of
fuels. Reduce hot standby and steam venting.
Forecast utilities demand. Identify cost-effective utility
suppliers and manage contracts. Avoid penalties due
to contract and tariff terms.
Design Knowledge products include:
Process Manuals. Access in-depth specialized information on process
selection, design, optimization and troubleshooting of solids and separation
unit operations not easily described by first principles thermodynamics.
Improve productivity by accessing a web-based on-line library on bulk
solids and slurry handling, crystallization, drying, gas cleaning, solid-liquid
separation (including filtration and centrifugation), solvent extraction, andwastewater treatment. Utilize the Mini Manual Series including
instrumentation, property measurement, adsorption, comminution,
granulation, and overall process design.
Process Tools. Use expert systems to select and troubleshoot equipment for solids and separation processes. Perform
detailed modeling to optimize design and operation.
Aspen PEP Process Library. Use Aspen Plus or Polymers Plus to run simulations on flowsheet models developed by SRIC's
Process Economics Program (PEP). PEP models existing and emerging process routes used to produce economically
significant chemicals and polymers. Speed planning and decision making through rapid case study analysis without building
initial models from scratch.
Equipment Design and Rating
Accurate Equipment Design is critical for plants to operate at the projected performance. Further more, properly
rating existing equipment within a process simulation enables to truly optimize plant performance and to reduce
revamp costs without introducing project risks. Heat exchangers play crucial roles in many processes. They are
typically conservatively designed and rated. Yet this approach carries a severe penalty. Not only does it boost capital
budgets, it also builds higher operating costs into a facility while making its processes more difficult to control.
The AES Equipment Design and Rating products enable the rating and design of Heat Exchangers. They complete the
Distillation and Towers trays and packing equipment design and rating capabilities, and the Rotating Equipment Rating
capabilities included in the AES Simulation & Optimization products.
AES Equipment Design and Rating products offer specialized capabilities to accurately size and rate heat exchangers,
which represent a substantial part of any facility's capital budget. They provide the analytical muscle to trim operatingcosts by controlling energy consumption. AES Equipment Design and Rating products, or Aspen HTFS+ (including Aspen
B-JAC products), deliver the complete solution for air coolers, shell-and-tube heat exchangers, thermo-reboilers, plate
heat exchangers, and other designs. They integrate accurate heat exchange correlations with cost evaluation, and support
detailed mechanical design and rating right down to vibration testing and other detailed simulations.
Models integrate seamlessly with other AES products. This enables, for example, engineers to plug heat exchanger
models in AES Simulation & Optimization Products, making them an integral part of process simulation and optimization.
The results of integrated equipment and process simulation can yield significant savings in both capital and operating
costs.
AspenTech promotes and leads scientific progress and information exchange in the heat exchange area through its HTFS
Research Network. Members of this Network have access to research papers and reports of pilot experiments and
measurements. When appropriate, the scientific progress is incorporated into the AES Equipment Design and Ratingproducts.
Aspen Utilities
In the first year, we achieved millions of Euros of
savings through the utilties optimization of our 55
plants, with recurring annual benefits. We now
have an improved understanding of our processes,
which is helping us make better decisions at the
business level.
Jeroen In de Braak
Process Engineer
Performance Materials & Industrial Chemicals
DSM
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AES Equipment Design and Rating products include:
ACOL/ Aspen Aerotran. Simulate and design air-cooled heat exchangers, heat recovery units, air conditioning, refrigeration
and intercoolers.
TASC-Thermal. Design, rate, and simulate the thermal
performance of shell-and-tube heat exchangers.
Aspen Teams/ TASC-Mechanical. Create and rate the
mechanical design of shell and tube heat exchangers and
basic pressure vessels to ASME, CODAP and AD
Merkbltter standards.
FIHR. Simulate the performance of gas or oil fired
process heaters including well-stirred and one dimensional
zone models of the firebox and convection section with up to 10 process streams in the heater.
APLE. Design, rate and simulate plate and frame or brazed plate heat exchangers including single-phase and two-phase
applications.
MUSE. Design, rate and simulate multistream plate-fin heat exchangers as used in cold box applications for air separation,
LNG and ethylene processes.
FRAN. Simulate and rate thermal performance of conventional closed loop shell and tube feedwater heaters as applied in
power applications.
PIPE. Simulate unbranched pipeline systems carrying single phase and single or multi-component two phase flashing fluids.
Study steady state two-phase compressible flow calculations for relief systems including multiple chokes.
TICP. Design and model the thermal insulation for process pipework. Leverage expertise from the CINI insulation trade
association and the properties of recognized insulation materials.
ACX. Design and rate Air-cooled heat exchangers with methods based on open-literature.
STX. Design and rate Shell and Tube heat exchangers with methods based on open-literature.
TASC
Aspen Teams
AspenTechbrings detailed modeling knowledge to the business level to drive profitability in the production process.
Ralf Janowsky
Director of Computer-aided Process EngineeringDegussa AG
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A Tradition of Innovation
AspenTech was founded in 1981 to commercialize innovative technology developed by the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology's Advanced System for Process Engineering (ASPEN) project. We went public in October 1994. Since then we
have pursued our vision of a complete integrated EOM solution for the process industries through internal innovation, the
integration and extension of existing products, and the acquisition of more than 20 industry-leading companies.
The Aspen Engineering Suite is the result of many major industry-leading PaLM innovations such as:
Delivering economic evaluation software as early as 1969
Creation of the leading commercially available conceptual estimating tool which is unique in utilizing parametric algorithms to
model engineering, design, material, fabrication and installation costs for process facilities.
The Inside-Out algorithm and the robust equation oriented algorithm to easily and quickly model the most complex distillation
or separation towers.
An integrated and thermodynamically consistent approach to model and optimize chemical processes with electrolytes.
An revolutionary segment-based modeling methodology to model and optimize polymerization chemistries and polymer
manufacturing processes.
Open and versatile physical property models and data that cover processes ranging from Oil & Gas, Refining, Chemicals,
Polymers, Specialty Chemicals to Pharmaceuticals.
The introduction of the combined Equation Oriented and Sequential Modular flowsheet solving techniques for engineering
specification flexibility, and fast and robust calculations.
The usage of rigorous models for real-time optimization and the integration of simulation models with planning and supply
chain processes for integrated decision making.
Robust and Easy to Use Dynamic Simulation capabilities for operability and safety analysis.
The delivery of truly integrated engineering environment for collaborative engineering.
A unique way to carry out projects economic evaluations from the initial idea down to the final detailed design for optimal
decision making.
Breakthroughs in heat exchange principles in-depths understanding allowing accurate and safe designs.
Creation of a unique resource loaded intelligently linked automatic schedule generation algorithm aligning estimating and
project scheduling.
The introduction of process simulation on the PC and the use of Microsoft Windows
Leveraging the Internet to securely bring plant models to the fingertips of plant operations and business decision-makers.
The expert system guidance and unique ease-of-use software designs to enable engineers to quickly generate results
The definition and the implementation of Open Interfaces and Data models allowing the integration of in-house and third party
software products and automated data exchange.
This track record of innovation combined with Industry Proven applications is the basis for our proud and the guarantee
for our customers that using AES gives them a leading edge in Process Asset Lifecycle Management.
We are poised to continue to innovate, to create new approaches, to leverage new ideas, and to get the most out of IT
advances. Above all, we will continue to innovate by closely working with our customers, listening to their needs,
understanding their business processes and proposing new approaches.
AspenTech is making collaborative engieering a reality for the process industries.
Ashish Shah
Director, Automation, Process Technology Energy & ChemicalsFluor
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