Aspen PIMS

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Mustafa Tarhan

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1 - Introduction

1 - What is Aspen PIMS.mp4

21:47

2 - Review of Concepts

2 - Review of Linear Programming Concepts.mp4

27:32

3 - Class Problem 1.mp4

06:23

4 - Review of Economic Concepts.mp4

21:09

3 - Aspen PIMS Tables

5 - Aspen PIMS User Interface.mp4

08:53

6 - Aspen PIMS Data Tables and Table Format.mp4

08:02

7 - Aspen PIMS Supply and Demand Tables.mp4

09:03

8 - Case Stacking.mp4

17:08

9 - Product Blending.mp4

18:45

10 - Class Problem 03.mp4

15:54

11 - Class Problem 04.mp4

22:06

Description

Supply Chain Optimization for Refineries

What You'll Learn?

Product and Quality Blending
Calculate Activities in Submodel Calculator
Submodel Structure
Break Even Value Calculation
Economic analysis of processing and selling a new product in a refinery.

Who is this for?

Process Engineers, Chemical Engineers

Linear Programs Engineers, LP Programmers,

Refinery Economists

Production Planner and Scheduler

More details

Description
This course is the perfect start to learn Aspentech PIMS essentials.
It is mainly designed for oil and gas industry professionals, as well as fresh graduates and students. It is a big plus to learn it while undergraduate.
The course includes common cases drived from oil refinery hydrocarbon processes feedstock and product planning scenarios. It also includes additional information about what refinery is: hydrocarbon processes such as FCC, CCR, atmospheric and vacuum distillation, product blending, crude assay properties, etc.
Subtopics covered:

Introduction to Aspen PIMS
Introduction to Linear Programming
A simple LP problem, matrix format, graphical solution,
Simplex algorithm and matrix generation,
Economic concepts
Aspen PIMS basics:
Navigation in Aspen PIMS
Aspen PIMS Data Tables
Aspen PIMS Process Flow
Aspen PIMS Reports
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Aspen PIMS data tables and table formats
Aspen PIMS Supply and Demand Tables
Case Formations
Product Blending
Exercise: Model ( Buy, Sell, and Blending )
Exercise: Import Gasoline Blendstock
Exercise: Blend and Sell New Product

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Process Submodels
Exercise: Model ( Buy, Sell, Blend, Submodels )
Exercise: Build a gas plant
Base Delta Models
Exercise: Import FCC Feedstock
Exercise: Import Alkylation Feedstock
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Process Submodels
Exercise: Model ( Buy, Sell, Blend, Submodels )
Exercise: Build a gas plant
Base Delta Models
Exercise: Import FCC Feedstock
Exercise: Import Alkylation Feedstock

Who this course is for:
Process Engineers, Chemical Engineers
Linear Programs Engineers, LP Programmers,
Refinery Economists
Production Planner and Scheduler

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Hi there, this is Mustafa. I have 11+ years of experience gained in oil refinery. It consists of several departments. Initially, i started at operations department in Vacuum Distillation Unit of lube oil complex, followed by Process Department. During these 5 years, i had hands on experience on the field, and managed to initiate and implement award winning heat integration projects. It is followed by repositioning at Planning Department as Linear Programs Engineer where i was responsible for rebuilding LP model of entire refinery. Duing seven years at this position, i worked closely with all the process engineers focusing each process unit as a team to deeply analyse comprehensively in order to improve the LP model of each.

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