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4GL MODELING LANGUAGE
WITH UNISIM DESIGN
WITH UNISIM DESIGN
Date: Thursday, June 10, 2021
Time: 09:30 AM India Standard Time
Time: 09:30 AM India Standard Time
Location: ON24
Duration: 1 hour
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It’s happening this Thursday, June 10, 2021
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UniSim EO 4GL is a domain specific language for process modeling that enables easier and faster custom model development than the workflow with existing UniSim extensions. It can also be used for general custom calculations and flowsheet overview models that are more maintainable than the use of spreadsheets.
This webinar will cover the basics of the 4GL modeling language and demo some simple use cases to help users get started using the language for model development and custom calculations.
There will also be a brief description of the use cases for the 4GL modeling language in the development of Nutrien’s ammonia plant digital twin models.
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Jeff Renfro
UniSim Development Engineer
Honeywell Speaker Bio: Jeff is an Engineering Fellow at Honeywell Connected Enterprise. He is currently a member of the UniSim Design development team, where he develops modeling and solver software components and provides consultation for Honeywell’s model based advanced application products and solutions. Jeff has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin (1982) and a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston (1986).
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Michael Dunlop
Senior Process Engineer
Nutrien Speaker Bio: Michael Dunlop is a subject matter expert in chemical process simulation within Nutrien’s Nitrogen business unit. He is accomplished in both equation-based and flow-sheet modeling techniques, experienced with simultaneous and sequential equation solvers, and proficient in steady-state and dynamic process simulation. He has developed a wide range of simulation applications, including OTS, energy and mass balances, engineering studies, process hazard analyses, and equipment condition monitoring. He is a primary point of contact for issues pertaining to OTS in Nutrien.
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