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ankur2061
Read my new article on LinkedIn - "Technology licensors and OEMs - Changing Times and Perspectives"
Jan 16 2017 01:52 PM
bhautesh.mistry@gmail.com
Can a Process/Chemical Engineer improve a performance of a coal fired power plant using Process Simulation software? If yes, which software is more suitable or widely used?
Jan 16 2017 05:01 AM
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opel
It depends on what part of power plant you intend to optimise. For Amines processes to remove CO2, you may use HYSYS, Pro/II or ChemCAD. To simulate Water/Steam cycles, you may use Simulators like Thermoflow or EBSILON. Hope it helps you further.
Mar 24 2017 05:36 AM
ankur2061
Read my post on Linkedin "The Oil Glut - There's more than that meets the eye"
Jul 25 2016 12:12 PM
navneet2109
Right now in my mind is only to become a excellent Process Engineer
Jul 08 2016 04:17 AM
Erwin APRIANDI
Need to re-Fresh on Technical stuff. This past 2 year is only somehow only about how much is project cost
May 19 2016 06:54 AM
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Root
Depend on project size but due low oil prices project cost has come down significantly.
May 19 2016 09:41 PM
ankur2061
Happy New Year to all the readers and members of "Chersources" with the hope that the new year brings cheers to the oil & gas industry in particular and chemical process industry in general.
Jan 01 2016 12:04 AM
