Hydrocarbon Engineering March 2019 features an article titled “Creating the
refinery of the future.”
“Marion Burlak, Stan Carp, Keith Couch and Matthew Griffiths, Honeywell UOP, USA, explain how to best integrate petrochemicals in existing plants and tap new profits.”
TIP: Google® creating the refinery of the future
You won’t get to read the Hydrocarbon Engineering article, but you will find some very interesting related material. Browse the three items below to see a sample of the search results …
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Creating the Refinery of the Future
Texmark, Deloitte, and an ecosystem of technology providers harness digital disruptors to help drive profitability with predictive maintenance
source: https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/us/Documents/technology/us-deloitte-texmark-infographic.pdf
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Case Study: Building the Refinery of the Future with IoT
By RTInsights Team | March 1, 2019
How one firm is building “the refinery of the future” by relying on predictive maintenance.
Name of Organization: Texmark Chemicals
Industry: Manufacturing
Location: Galena Park, TX
Opportunity or Challenge Encountered: The chemical processing industry, as is the closely related oil and gas refining sector, are extremely capital-intensive businesses, with huge inventories of physical assets and facilities, from pumps to pipelines connected to units, streams, and fluid systems.
While these plants lead the way with the latest technologies, they are usually slow in adopting digital approaches to monitoring operations, due to concerns about disrupting safety procedures. Texmark Chemicals sought to change this mindset, setting out on an ambitious quest to build the “Refinery of the Future” — a highly intelligent, integrated, and automated assembly of systems and people.
How this Opportunity or Challenge Was Met: A key component of Texmark’s Refinery of the Future vision is predictive maintenance, enabled through advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, edge computing, and industrial Internet of Things (IoT),
The effort began with reviewing the refinery’s existing maintenance processes, which incorporated a combination of reactive maintenance, responding to an immediate asset outage; planned maintenance, performing updates on a routine schedule; and proactive maintenance, tending to certain pumps based on historical utilization patterns, according to a case study published by Deloitte.
source: https://www.rtinsights.com/building-the-refinery-of-the-future-with-iot/
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Refinery of the Future
Texmark Chemicals transforms the way it does business by incorporating leading HPE and Aruba IIoT technologies into its petrochemical plant.
HPE and Aruba build the refinery of the future
Texmark Chemicals, a Texas toll manufacturer, turned to HPE and Aruba to modernize its petrochemical plant and build a refinery of the future featuring advanced IIoT capabilities for improved process analytics, up-time, customer satisfaction, and worker safety.
source: https://www.hpe.com/us/en/solutions/refinery-of-the-future.html
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“Marion Burlak, Stan Carp, Keith Couch and Matthew Griffiths, Honeywell UOP, USA, explain how to best integrate petrochemicals in existing plants and tap new profits.”
TIP: Google® creating the refinery of the future
You won’t get to read the Hydrocarbon Engineering article, but you will find some very interesting related material. Browse the three items below to see a sample of the search results …
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Creating the Refinery of the Future
Texmark, Deloitte, and an ecosystem of technology providers harness digital disruptors to help drive profitability with predictive maintenance
source: https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/us/Documents/technology/us-deloitte-texmark-infographic.pdf
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Case Study: Building the Refinery of the Future with IoT
By RTInsights Team | March 1, 2019
How one firm is building “the refinery of the future” by relying on predictive maintenance.
Name of Organization: Texmark Chemicals
Industry: Manufacturing
Location: Galena Park, TX
Opportunity or Challenge Encountered: The chemical processing industry, as is the closely related oil and gas refining sector, are extremely capital-intensive businesses, with huge inventories of physical assets and facilities, from pumps to pipelines connected to units, streams, and fluid systems.
While these plants lead the way with the latest technologies, they are usually slow in adopting digital approaches to monitoring operations, due to concerns about disrupting safety procedures. Texmark Chemicals sought to change this mindset, setting out on an ambitious quest to build the “Refinery of the Future” — a highly intelligent, integrated, and automated assembly of systems and people.
How this Opportunity or Challenge Was Met: A key component of Texmark’s Refinery of the Future vision is predictive maintenance, enabled through advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, edge computing, and industrial Internet of Things (IoT),
The effort began with reviewing the refinery’s existing maintenance processes, which incorporated a combination of reactive maintenance, responding to an immediate asset outage; planned maintenance, performing updates on a routine schedule; and proactive maintenance, tending to certain pumps based on historical utilization patterns, according to a case study published by Deloitte.
source: https://www.rtinsights.com/building-the-refinery-of-the-future-with-iot/
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Refinery of the Future
Texmark Chemicals transforms the way it does business by incorporating leading HPE and Aruba IIoT technologies into its petrochemical plant.
HPE and Aruba build the refinery of the future
Texmark Chemicals, a Texas toll manufacturer, turned to HPE and Aruba to modernize its petrochemical plant and build a refinery of the future featuring advanced IIoT capabilities for improved process analytics, up-time, customer satisfaction, and worker safety.
source: https://www.hpe.com/us/en/solutions/refinery-of-the-future.html
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