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Date & location

Date
Friday, 7 October 2011
Time
09:30 Registration
10:00-12:30 Seminar
12:30 Finish & Lunch

Location
Yokohama Business Park
Cost
No charge

 

The gPROMS Advanced Model Library for Fixed-Bed Catalytic Reactors (AML:FBCR) is a library of high-fidelity modelling components for modelling of tubular, multitubular and other fixed-bed reactors.

It is used to construct multiscale high-fidelity predictive models capable of representing virtually any fixed-bed reactor configuration and validated with laboratory and/or plant data, to provide accurate information for support of design and operational decisions.

The many benefits of applying high-fidelity models include improved reactor design, improved operations – with operating conditions optimised to maximise catalyst life – and the potential to design, screen and rank catalyst in a realistic "catalyst test bed".

Seminar details

The gPROMS AML:FBCR helps us to minimise development risks and reduce time between R&D, process development and plant construction

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This seminar is aimed at technical management, reaction engineers and R&D specialists from companies designing or operating fixed-bed catalytic reactors.

It demonstrates the industry-leading concepts behind PSE's model-based innovation and engineering approach to reactor design and operation, with reference to typical practical problems.

You can see the detailed agenda here

The AML:FBCR allows us to improve the performance of industrial reactors using our catalysts significantly

Christoph Bäumler
Director Engineering Services EMEA, Süd-Chemie

Presenter

 Zbigniew Urban Zbigniew (ZiBi) Urban is PSE's Chief Technology Officer and Technology Leader for Fuel Cells and Reaction Technology. He is one of the world's foremost researchers in the application of high-fidelity modelling to fuel cell component and system development and is a pioneer in the field of hybrid process-CFD modelling.

PSE. Advanced process engineering tools