AspenTech Inmation™ OT Data Fabric is designed to unify, contextualize, and govern OT data from edge to enterprise and cloud. WebStudio, its web application environment, turns that data into the dashboards and business applications people use every day.
Flare systems must handle many possible emergencies, and each scenario drives decisions on valve sizes, header diameters, knockout drum capacity, and materials of construction. When relief loads are estimated without accounting for how the process actually responds during an upset, safety equipment tends to be overdesigned, which raises capital expenditures (CAPEX).
When QC scheduling is disconnected from production schedules, delays, inefficiencies, and coordination challenges can ripple throughout the facility. Real-time scheduling helps eliminate those gaps by synchronizing manufacturing and laboratory activities, so both teams work from the same, current, real-time-up-to-date information.
In an on-demand webinar, Emerson’s Irina Rumyantseva, AspenTech Senior Principal Solutions Consultant, and Salimzhan Kabylbayev, AspenTech Product Manager, show how the Aspen Plus® Process Simulation Software supports those decisions from property selection through conceptual screening, rigorous simulation, and hydraulics.
Most devices are smart, but the data is often stranded in the device. What is usually missing is written instructions, carried through procurement and design, that say which data comes out, where it lands, and what someone does with it. Without the instructions, the asset management software ships uninstalled or installed but not utilized, the input/output cards get ordered without HART capability, and the plant starts up with 4-20 milliamp signals and nothing else.
A purpose-built industrial data fabric centralizes connectivity and delivery in a single layer, scaling from one site to a global enterprise. The result is a more defensible architecture and a faster path from data to decision.
In a recent LinkedIn article, Emerson’s Gertjan van der Ven, Vice President of Global Project Pursuit, argues that while boardrooms stay fixated on foundational models and enterprise chatbots, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already doing the harder work on the plant...
Project engineers and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractors live with constant tension between overspending capital and underspending opportunity. Equipment-level reliability models help, but they often miss what happens when storage, logistics, recycle flows, weather, and demand interact across the full system.
Heat exchangers are among the most common and most consequential pieces of equipment in process plants. They influence plant energy efficiency, emissions, capital investment, and operating costs, and they are often implicated in throughput limitations or even unplanned shutdowns.
In oil and gas, edge intelligence has become central to how operators run complex, distributed assets. They collect data at the well, run inference locally, and adjust how they extract based on whether a well is just coming online or in a more mature phase.
As part of AspenTech V15, Aspen Mtell transforms operations from reactive firefighting to proactive, efficient performance. Here is what’s new and why it matters for your plant or facility.
A recent news release, Emerson Streamlines Life Sciences Recipe Creation for Faster Time to Market, shares the innovation of the new DeltaV MES Recipe Importer tool.
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