Training on Simulators - Prime-G+

Prime-G+ Training Simulator  is a static simulator.
 

During a simulator session, trainees learn how the Prime-G+ unit works: 

• Identify key factors, limiting parameters, optimization of sulfur/octane ratio.
• See what happens when parameters are modified: temperatures, flowrates, hydrogen excess, catalyst activity, reboiling ratio, feed sulfur-content, feed olefins or diolefins content, H₂/HC…

Two day session led by two Axens instructors:

• Day 1: The course begins with familiarization with the simulation tool. Then, attendees modify the parameters to discover the consequences of operating parameter changes in hands-on exercises that are backed-up with documentation provided by Axens.
• Day 2: The objective of the day is to use the simulator as a tool in troubleshooting and to react to new scenarios. Up to ten industrial case-studies of off-spec product will be submitted to the trainees; their role is to find the source of the problem and to make the appropriate changes in operating conditions to bring the product back within specifications.

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