partners. It is currently being integrated into a general supervision platform proposed by a major software com- pany. By incorporating the platform into thermodynam- ics libraries and merging dynamic simulation tools and advanced process control into a single platform, this inte- gration could be a significant benefit. This way, customers would no longer concentrate on individual units but could supervise the entire refinery or petrochemical installation. Petrochemical and oil refinery customers working with Axens can count on a proven solution for evaluating and improving their operational performance. This solution is designed to adapt to their evolving needs and changes in technology, so they can continue to unlock new opportuni - ties and efficiencies. Meeting the expectation of considerably improving unit troubleshooting is a top priority for clients. Utilising AI through ML algorithms and clustering techniques to iden- tify anomalies is a promising approach to enhancing overall unit performance.
Motive Nozzle
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GEA Ejectors
Connect’In and ParamaX are marks of Axens. Performa is a mark of Alfa Laval.
GEA ejectors are the proven technology for all your mixing, heating, compressing or material transport needs. • Reliable & durable. • Long-term profitability with sustainable OPEX optimization. • Wide range of materials available, even in corrosive environment. • High-quality manufacture in line with current worldwide design codes.
Pierre-Yves Le Goff is Global Market Manager, Reforming and Paraffin Isomerisation, Clean Fuels Technologies Pr. Expert, Commercial Strategy and Customer Marketing Department, and Commercial Business Division. He has extensive R&D experience in a variety of programmes with emphasis on inorganic synthesis and carrier shaping. He holds an engineering degree from the École de Chimie de Mulhouse, an MBA from Université de la Sorbonne in Paris, and a PhD from Université de Haute-Alsace. Email: pierre-yves.le-goff@axens.net Philippe Mège is Head of Axens Digital Factory, developing intelligent applications in view of unit profitability improvement. He has more than 34 years of experience in refinery and petrochemical process development with extensive R&D and pilot testing, field service pro - ject management, and technical services. He holds a PhD from the Université Paris VI, France. Email: philippe.mege@axens.net Yannick Gelie is Lead Technology Engineer – Reforming, Gasoline Product Line, Technology and Technical Services Business Division at Axens. He oversees technical offers for catalyst replacement and tech - nical assistance for reforming applications. He has been involved in numerous projects and unit designs, mainly on gasoline and aromatics units, such as NHT, C₅-C₆ isomerisation, reforming, xylenes fractiona - tion, ELUXYL. He holds an engineering degree in chemical engineering from E.N.S.I.C (École Nationale Supérieure des Ingénieurs des Industries Chimiques) in Nancy, France. Email: yannick.gelie@axens.net Marie Duverne is Technical Support Digital Transformation Leader, Global Technical Support Transformation Department, Technology and Technical Support Business Division at Axens. She oversees digital transformation of Axens’ technical service, through Axens’ proprietary Connect’In technology. She holds an engineering degree in chemistry from E.N.S.C.R (École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Rennes) in Rennes, France. Email: Marie.DUVERNE@axens.net Connor Knight is Technology Engineer, Gasoline and Petrochemical Technologies at Axens. He participates in technical service for reform - ing units, technical catalyst support, projections, and process licensing. He has played a role in developing new data evaluation and analyti - cal methods through Connect’In to improve unit follow-up and per- formance assessment. He holds a BS in petroleum engineering from Texas A&M University. Email: Connor.KNIGHT@axens.net
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