• The Advanced Process Modelling Forum is the world's premier event focused on creating sustainable value in the process industries through the application of high-fidelity predictive process modelling.

  Speakers from companies such as GSK, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, AstraZeneca and Boehringer Ingelheim will present on optimising batch and continuous processes from crystallization, filtration, spray and fluid bed drying to tableting at the dedicated Life Sciences & Consumer Products session.

  E.ON, Siemens VAI, Purac and National Nuclear Laboratory will present on the use of Advanced Process Modelling for large-scale system analysis and optimising industrial operations in the Chemicals, Power & Energy session.

• We improved process economics by 10s of millions of Euros

  Integrated oil company REPSOL

  Location
  Royal Garden Hotel, London
  Date
  17–18 April 2013
  Who should attend
  Senior technology managers

• Agenda

  The outline and detailed agenda for the 2013 Advanced Process Modelling Forum

• Advanced Process Modelling

  How does it work and why is it different?

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• Highlights

  Life Sciences theme

  • Tuesday 16: specialist workshops & seminars aimed at the life sciences, agrochemicals, fine chemicals and food industries on the application of APM to crystallization, solids processes and oral drug absorption.
  • Wednesday 17: Presentations from companies including GSK, Eli Lilly, Boehringer-Ingelheim, AstraZeneca, Pfizer and others on how they are applying APM to design, scale-up and optimisation of drying, tableting, crystallization and the move from batch to continuous processing.
  • Wednesday 17: How new Systems-based Pharmaceutics approaches for optimal pharmaceutical manufacturing being developed by major pharma companies such as Pfizer are transforming the way the industry designs and manufactures.

  Common themes

  • Thursday 18: Advances in advanced process technology: developments and directions for PSE's gPROMS APM platform, including the launch of gPROMS v4.
  • Thursday 18: New practices for old technology: focus on optimisation, describing how new techniques make it possible to truly optimise the design and operation of CAPEX and OPEX-intensive equipment such as distillation sections and compressor trains.
  • Thursday 18: Academic poster session.

  Chemicals & Petrochemicals, Power & Energy

  • Wednesday 17: Whole-day hands-on workshop and seminar for carbon capture & storage (CCS) system modelling, including power generation, solvent-based capture processes, compression & transmission analysis.
  • Thursday 18: E.ON New Build on how carbon capture & storage system modelling is helping to accelerate commercialisation of CCS and manage technology risk.
  • Thursday 18: How modelling is helping National Nuclear Laboratory to address the challenges of nuclear waste remediation.

  See the detailed agenda for more information

  Who should attend?

  The meeting is aimed at senior management and technical personnel from the life sciences, oil & gas, chemicals & petrochemicals, food & beverage and other process industry sectors, as well as academics working in these areas.

  The APM Forum is where practitioners throughout the process industries share their experience, success stories and best practice.

  We hope that you will be able to join us to learn more about how companies across the process space and utilising this exciting technology.

• Showcasing …

  Why APM goes well beyond traditional process simulation and CFD:

   

  

  Advanced new techniques for pharmaceutical manufacture

   

   

  

  Crystallization process scale-up and optimal design with gCRYSTAL

   

   

  

  Next-generation solids process modelling with gSOLIDS

   

   

  

  Optimisation of separation sections and compressor trains

   

   

  

  Power plant modelling

   

   

  

  Whole-chain CCS modelling to help accelerate and de-risk carbon capture

• About Advanced Process Modelling

  Advanced Process Modelling (APM) is a technology that is transforming the way the process industries design and operate.

  It allows companies to explore the design and operational decision space based on accurate predictive models that capture deep process understanding in way that has never been possible before.

  This enables them to reduce uncertainty and risk for new process developments, to make better, faster and safer decisions, and to innovate more rapidly.

Advanced Process Modelling. The power to be certain.