Operator training and operator support using multiphase pipeline models and dynamic process simulation: Sub-sea production and on-shore processing

Hyllseth, Morten; Cameron, David B.

doi:10.1016/s1570-7946(03)80152-9

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“…D-Spice and OLGA 2000 Hyllseth and Cameron (2003) 12 Ethanol dehydration (azeotropic distillation) and debutanizer column -Created a virtual environment for industrial process and data representations for operator and engineer training.…”

Section: Speedupmentioning

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Operator training simulators in the chemical industry: review, issues, and future directions

Patle¹,

Ahmad²,

Rangaiah

2014

Reviews in Chemical Engineering

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An inevitable need for the skilled operators to increase the safety and productivity is not new to the chemical industry. Consequently, the training of operators is considered as a very important activity in the chemical industry. Conventional training methodologies are ineffective in training the operators for seldom-occurring perilous situations. The operator training simulator (OTS) is an alternative to train operators without actually endangering the plant and personnel. This contribution covers and discusses the need for OTS, applications of OTS in the chemical industry, issues related to OTS, salient features of a good OTS, commercial software packages used to build OTS, and training configurations. In this article, applications of OTS in the chemical industry reported in the open literature from 1990 to mid-2013 are also reviewed briefly. The review shows that OTS has been successfully used in many chemical industries. Finally, this article concludes by outlining the future directions. Overall, it provides a deeper understanding of many issues about the OTS to interested researchers, vendors, modeling engineers, and application engineers aiming to stimulate further developments in this area leading to improved OTS and their increased usage in the chemical industry.

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Section: Speedupmentioning

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Operator training simulators in the chemical industry: review, issues, and future directions

Patle¹,

Ahmad²,

Rangaiah

2014

Reviews in Chemical Engineering

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“…For example. in the oil and gas sector, it is now twenty years since the first implementation of an on-line flow assurance system (Hyllseth & Cameron, 2003). This provided a digital twin of a multiphase pipeline from the Oseberg field in the North Sea.…”

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Oil and Gas digital twins after twenty years. How can they be made sustainable, maintainable and useful?

Cameron¹,

Waaler²,

Komulainen

2018

Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings

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The digital twin offers a potentially powerful way of using simulation to support business and change the way industrial operations are done. The idea of the digital twin is not new but recent changes in information technology make implementation of digital twins a natural next step in the application of simulation technologies. Simulation practitioners will find that their models are increasingly embedded in complex systems that combine simulations with operational data to solve a business problem. However, the successful adoption of this approach is challenging. This paper asks the question: "How can digital twins be made sustainable, maintainable and useful?". We focus primarily on the development of twins in the oil and gas industry. Most academic work in this area has been done in the manufacturing industries. We review this literature and propose a simple model of digital twins. This allows us to identify challenges with current implementations and propose a research agenda that will allow future twins to be sustainable, maintainable and usable.

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Process Systems Engineering, 5. Process Dynamics, Control, Monitoring, and Identification

Gernaey

Glassey

Skogestad

et al. 2013

Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry

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Operator training and operator support using multiphase pipeline models and dynamic process simulation: Sub-sea production and on-shore processing

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

Operator training simulators in the chemical industry: review, issues, and future directions

Operator training simulators in the chemical industry: review, issues, and future directions

Oil and Gas digital twins after twenty years. How can they be made sustainable, maintainable and useful?

Process Systems Engineering, 5. Process Dynamics, Control, Monitoring, and Identification

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