Modeling and Digital Twins for Process Development, presented by Charles Siletti | AIChE

Modeling and Digital Twins for Process Development, presented by Charles Siletti

Wednesday, November 16, 2022,
9:00pm to 10:00pm
EST
Virtual / Online

While the general idea of digital twins has been in use for nearly ten years, the chemical process

industry has employed similar computational technologies for decades. Originally developed for the

petroleum and petrochemical industries, process simulation tools now have applications across the

entire industry, and the barriers to implementation have never been lower. This talk reviews a series of

case studies ranging from hydrometallugical processing to biopharmaceutical production. The discussion

includes both process improvement and process monitoring applications.

Charles Siletti earned his Bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering at the University of Maine and his PhD in

Chemical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has spent the intervening years

working on all aspects of computer aided process design and operations. He has worked with (and on)

many of the major commercial process simulation tools and has completed numerous projects involving

process design and economics, real-time process optimization, equipment monitoring, batch process

simulation and batch process scheduling. Dr. Siletti currently manages the SchedulePro Designer

product at Intelligen, Inc.

This meeting is free and open to all, not just to Virtual Local Section members.

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