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Open Discussion On High Performance Computing in Chemical Engineering

Nov 8, 2010
Sharon C. Glotzer
This will be an open discussion with the speakers and attendees to identify key elements of high performance computing for innovation, prediction, substitution for physical experiment. An objective will be define actions and approaches in which Simulation Based Engineering and Science can benefit...

Introduction and Session Objectives

Nov 8, 2010
This session will examine how modeling can be used for discovery and innovation, high fidelity prediction and as a substitute for physical experiment. Also reviewed is the state of code development and management.

Introduction and Objectives of the Session

Nov 8, 2010
Jim Davis
This session will examine plant, company and industry roles in energy, sustainability, environment, EH&S and economic performance across several areas of Smart Manufacturing and manufacturing innovation. Presentations and discussion are organized to identify key elements that involve cross...

Optimizing the Industrial Gas Supply Chain

Nov 9, 2009
Jim Davis
Smart process manufacturing (SPM) refers to a design and operational paradigm involving the integration of measurement and actuation; environment, safety, and health (ES&H) protection; regulatory control; real-time optimization and monitoring; and planning and scheduling. It is motivated by...

A Standardized Approach to Smart Manufacturing

Nov 9, 2009
Pete Sharpe
Advanced Process Control (APC) is a key element of the Smart Manufacturing paradigm, that helps drive the operation toward it's optimum point. For many common processes, such as distillation columns, fractionators, fired heaters, boilers or blenders, the APC strategies, calculations and control...

Facilitating Process Development and Technology Transfer with Computer Aids

Nov 8, 2009
Demetri Petrides
The successful scale up and commercialization of pharmaceutical APIs and products is a challenging task that requires collaboration of professionals from many disciplines. Process simulators and other computer aids can facilitate this task by assisting scientists and engineers to answer the...

Simulation, Engineering and Design

Apr 27, 2009
Alejandro Cano, Hiren Shethna, Simon Rogers
Simulation and computer aided calculations are widely utilized and increasingly relied on in development, design, and engineering for chemical and related process industries. Examples include chemical process simulation, unit operation modeling, equipment modeling, sizing, costing, fluid dynamics...

Computer-Aided Modeling of Reactive Systems

March, 2008
Learn to apply modeling and parameter estimation tools and strategies to chemicalprocesses using your personal computer This book introduces readers to powerful parameter estimation and computational methods for modeling complex chemical reactions and reaction processes. It presents useful...

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