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| AspenTech Introduces aspenONE V7 for Process Engineering Aspen Technology has introduced aspenONE V7 for Process Engineering. The new release of aspenONE software enables process industry companies to achieve the seven best practices of engineering excellence. Features: - The best practices enabled by aspenONE V7 reflect proven, state-of-the-art engineering work processes used by leading AspenTech customers. These process manufacturers and engineering & construction companies include global leaders such as Dow, BP, BASF, Fluor and Technip. - Guided by input from AspenTech's leading customers around the world, aspenONE V7 delivers innovations and enhancements that make it easier for engineering teams to "do more with less" in the face of shrinking human resources and increasing market demand. - Building upon previous innovations from AspenTech, aspenONE V7 includes several process engineering "industry firsts": o An integrated conceptual engineering workflow via a single user interface. This tightly integrates simulation, equipment design and economic analysis, and enables simultaneous rather than sequential engineering. o A patented master data model (MDM) that enables process manufacturers to effectively manage assets across the entire lifecycle – from design through operations. o An industry-standard, vendor-neutral interface (ISO 15926-compliant) that links basic to detailed engineering, enabling workflow across multiple types of engineering teams who need to work together on global projects. o Out-of-the-box modelling functionality for coal gasification, bio-fuels, and other alternative energy sources. o The industry's most comprehensive physical property database incorporating over 23,000 components, developed in collaboration with the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST), supporting complex process modelling and optimisation requirements. o The integration of both equation-oriented and sequential modular approaches to simulation for the Energy industry. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |