How to Improve your Chemical Supply Chain Planning

Decades of policy decisions contributed to the shale gas boom and now the petrochemical industry is eyeing the Ohio River Valley region as a production hub for single-use plastics made out of fracked gas, starting with Shell’s massive new ethane cracker in Monaca, Pennsylvania.

MAVERICK Technologies and Rockwell Automation have a lot of best-in-class approaches to managing DCS migration projects in the chemical industry. This webinar is a continuation from a previous webinar that addresses the justification and scope associated with a DCS migration project. Speakers Gordon Bordelon – Rockwell Automation and Lee Swindler – MAVERICK Technologies will discuss areas of high risk around cost, scope-creep and schedule overruns. They'll also explore ways to mitigate risks during project execution.

Join UL Solutions industry experts for our complimentary webinar sharing a perspective on gas blends for hydrogen combustion appliances.

Leveraging process modeling tools is vital for accelerating the journey to market for new products, or for optimizing the margins of existing processes. Often, a single tool does not have the capabilities to model entire specialty and fine chemicals processes due to their complexities (batch or mixed batch/continuous, integrated fluid and solid sections, complex reactive systems). As a result, specialty and fine chemicals companies often rely almost exclusively on expensive experimentation and plant trials when innovating their products and processes.