How does the user define the level of simulation fidelity required to train operators or test control strategies?

Control Magazine 2010 Reader's Choice Awards are published and the readers of Control like MiMiC.

In the December 2009 issue of Chemical Processing, David Strohbar of Beville Engineering and Danyele Harris-Thompson of Klein Associates, outline st

The refining industry has traditionally recognized the benefit of training simulators more than almost any other process industry.

One of the greatest challenges facing the chemical industry in North America is dealing with aging process automation infrastructure.

Millions of dollars have been spent in the process industries in the quest for off-line simulation systems that duplicate the environment of the real automation system and process.  This quest for the “virtual plant” has not always gone well.

MiMiC Advanced Modeling Packages are accurate, dynamic simulation functions and objects designed for operator training and control system development.

Emerson Educational Services has announced on-line Virtual Training Course for MiMiC, December 1, 2009.

I think we have finally recovered at MYNAH from Emerson Exchange 2009 at the Gaylord Palms, Orlando, September 28 to October 2.

The Life Sciences industry is quick to recognize and use key technologies that can reduce new plant capital project schedules or reduce variation and risk in the operation of the process.