Course Objectives
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To assist participants in understanding the main elements of plant optimization the way how to achieve and realize potential benefits
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To enhance the business focus of participants and equip them to make more contributions to sustainable plant profitability
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To equip maintenance professionals, planners and engineers with the knowledge to select the most appropriate methodologies for their maintenance decision-making
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To learn how to identify the potential for reduction of energy consumption
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To provide participants with practical and effective methods and tools to perform technical and economic evaluations of the alternatives
Course Outline
Overview of Optimization Technologies
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Overview of Optimization Technologies for Process Plants
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Elements of Process Plant Optimization Procedure
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Constraints in Optimization: Production, Operation, Economy and Environment
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Optimization Approaches: Mathematical Models and Physical Models – prototype units
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Correlation between Process Optimization and Process Control in Typical Process Plant
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Workshop: Examples and Solutions
Reliability, Availability and Effectiveness
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Relationship between Plant Reliability and Availability
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Optimization of Plant Reliability
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Optimization of Plant Availability through Improved Maintenance
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Analysis of Effectiveness of Individual Equipment
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Optimization of Overall Plant Effectiveness
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Workshop: Examples and Solutions
Best Practices for Energy Consumption
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Optimization Strategies Aimed at Energy Consumption Reduction
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World Standards and Benchmarking Guidelines
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Best Practices in Process Plant Energy Management
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Energy Conservation Check List in Typical Industrial Plants
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Optimization of Heat Production and Steam Distribution and Consumption
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Workshop: Examples and Solutions
Maintenance Management System
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Optimization of Utilization of Piping Systems and Pipelines
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Optimization of Utilization of Pumps, Compressors and Fans
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Optimization of Maintenance Management System and Frequency of Maintenance
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Optimization of Spare Parts Management through Predictive Maintenance
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Optimization of Repair and Alteration Programs in Accordance to Existing Codes
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Workshop: Examples and Solutions
Minimization of Equipment Failure
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Risk Based Inspection (RBI)
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Procedures for Minimizing Risk of Equipment Failure
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Fitness for Service (FFS) Analysis and Estimate of Remaining Life of Equipment
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Optimization of Plant Economy through Planned Equipment Replacement
Who Can Benefit?
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Process plant technical professionals: engineers, technicians and operators
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Engineers, supervisors, operations and maintenance personnel, as well as for project engineers
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Engineering and technical personnel involved in improving process plant profitability and energy efficiency