Why Attend
Plant integrity and reliability is the cornerstone of process plant optimization. For optimization benefits to be sustainable, production interruptions must be kept to a minimum which requires effective management of degradation processes that affect equipment and systems and effective inspection and maintenance strategies, plans and methods. Plant optimization can be an effective way to achieve improved profitability without the large investment associated with building a new plant.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
To assist participants in clearly understanding what plant optimization and energy conservation is all about – the drivers, the potential benefits, and how to realize them; To enhance the business focus of participants and equip them to make more contributions to sustainable plant profitability; Learn how to identify the most attractive opportunities for energy savings; Provide the delegate with managerial tools to effectively optimize plant operations; To provide participants with practical and effective methods and tools to perform technical and economic evaluations of the alternatives
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Day 1:
Process Plant Operation, Integrity and Reliability
Process Plant Optimization and Energy Conservation – Overview
Asset Integrity Management (AIM) and Optimization - Integrating operation, inspection, maintenance effort
Plant Integrity and Reliability – Cornerstone of Plant Optimization and Energy Management
Operation and Maintenance Impacts on Plant Integrity and Reliability
Equipment condition monitoring and assessment
Establishment of Operating Windows (OW) - Maximize throughput within the limits defined by mechanical-structural integrity over the expected life of the asset components
Effective management of change (MOC) program – On-going link between engineering, operations, and maintenance
Process Plant Economics
Day 2:
Process Plant Optimization
Process Control Basics
Elements of Process Plant Optimization
Components Required To Optimize An Industrial Process
Process or a mathematical model of the process, and process variables which can be manipulated and controlled
Application Of Simulation Technology To Plant Optimization And Control - Plant Optimization Models
The Basics Of Heat Integration
Pinch technology
Heat exchanger train optimization
Optimization procedure
Application Of Simulation Technology To Plant Optimization And Control - Plant Optimization Models
Day 3:
Industrial Energy Management – Energy Efficiency: Good for Business – Good for the Environment
Energy Use and Optimization in Process industries
Industrial Energy Management Techniques
Industrial Energy Management and System Standards
Industry Program for Energy Conservation
Best Practices in Process Plant Energy Management
Developing Customized Energy Management Program
An obstacle that Face Energy Management Programs
Workshop - Examples of energy management programs and standards – CIPEC, UNIDO. Incentives for an energy assessment and energy retrofit projects
Day 4:
Energy Conservation Opportunities
Implementing an Energy Management Program
Benchmarking Energy Intensity and Usage
Technology Options - New energy-efficient technologies. Examples include Corrosion analyzer for advanced materials and fabricated components Fiber optic sensor for combustion measurement and control
Energy Conservation Checklist
Plant processes
Mechanical Systems
Electric Power
Technical and Economic Evaluation of Potential Opportunities
Day 5:
The Implications of Plant Optimization Activities
Relating Energy Efficiency To Business Outcomes
Impact of optimization activities and technological modifications to the plant
Plant integrity and safety
Technology licenses
Financing agreements
Impact on Human Resources – The human factor