3D models are proven to provide clear visualization and better accuracy for engineering projects. Now with mounting pressure to stay ahead of the energy transition, companies must identify design flaws even earlier and minimize costly revisions to ensure faster delivery during the conceptual phase.

The webinar features IDC research on industrial data usage.

According to results of a recent ARC Advisory Group benchmarking survey of Engineering Procurement & Construction (EPC) firms and Owner-Operators, capital projects for sustainability are requiring advanced digital solutions to accelerate scale up and time to market. One significant finding: 63% of EPCs leverage key digital deliverables from design to construction stages of a project.

As energy transition efforts accelerate, advanced subsurface monitoring technologies are critical to maximize hydrocarbon recovery and ensure safe, long-term carbon storage.

3D reservoir models combined with reservoir engineering solutions increase understanding of reservoir flow performance. The solutions integrate multiple data types, capture and propagate uncertainties, and preserve data and geologic integrity throughout the workflow.

Operational teams and engineers understand their processes intimately, yet converting that expertise into actionable operational and advanced process control (APC) strategies can be complex. Moreover, a lack of understanding of APC actions often leads to constrained APC controllers, and in some cases, to APC being disabled altogether, resulting in lost benefits.

With ever-changing operating conditions—including different feedstock—today’s process plants are challenged to meet growth and sustainability targets as many critical KPIs cannot be measured on a real-time basis. While process simulation models can be deployed online to provide operators real-time visibility to optimize performance, there is a common misconception in the industry that this approach is complicated and difficult.

LNG plants worldwide face unique operational challenges due to their complex process configurations, including refrigeration systems, compressor surge risks, lengthy startup and shutdown sequences, emergency operating scenarios and stringent safety requirements.

In a world of finite natural resources and exponentially increasing energy demands, gas pipeline companies are faced with increasing obligations to optimize the operation and management of gas pipeline and storage systems while complying with safety and environmental regulations. These systems also continue to grow significantly in both scale and complexity.

Aspen DMC3™ is the process industry’s most advanced multivariable controller, built on decades of APC innovation and real-world deployment across energy, chemicals and manufacturing.