Liquid-Liquid/Gas-Liquid Separation for Continuous and Batch Chemical Processing

The hydrogen economy is on fire. Each day brings announcements of new hydrogen projects, ranging from small to gargantuan. And more than $150 billion is in the investment pipeline, according to the Hydrogen Council. But moving across the carbon spectrum from gray to green is no easy feat.

Chemical/Food & Beverage manufacturers facing increased pressure for cost optimization and higher yields, while simultaneously improving quality and reducing emissions, can now turn to AI-driven automation for key asset and process operations. The Petuum Industrial AI Autopilot product brings a remarkable new way to handle the complexities of chemical processes using advanced machine learning/deep learning and multi-layered data processing techniques to achieve profound understanding and real-time control.

In this webinar, Frost & Sullivan analyst, Robert Cavin will share key drivers and the value proposition for EIM in asset-intensive and process driven industries, based on their extensive study of the global engineering information management market. Gregg Schuler, Global Manager of Engineering Information with Dow Chemical will share their experience, best practices and business results implementing EIM across 3 continents and more than 4,000 users. Juan Grobler, Business System Integration Specialist with Synergis Software will share how a top utility and mining company are driving business results through integration of information across commonly siloed enterprise business systems, such as ERP, CMMS, BI, and Project and Cost Management. Finally, Scott Lamond, Vice President with Synergis Software will share a brief overview of Synergis Adept, Synergis Technologies’ flagship engineering information management solution, and then all of us will be available to answer your questions.

The requirements for hazard communication, or Hazcom, in our global economy are complex and confusing. While the Hazcom requirements are similar from country to country, each jurisdiction has its own nuances when it comes to Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and product labels. Some countries have different requirements for consumer product classification and labelling that is not entirely in-line with the GHS classification criteria. Additionally, there many companies receive requests for SDS for items such as articles, though articles are typically exempt from SDS regulations. All of these things make it challenging for a company to be compliant in a global marketplace.