Simulation

7 Reasons a Second Simulator Makes Sense

There’s no doubt that your Nuclear Power Plant simulator is one of your most valuable and heavily used training resources.

Protect LNG Margins with End-to-End Workforce Training

The U.S. LNG industry is providing a lower return than hoped for. While most plant operators will look at cutting overhead to try to increase their margin, cutting plant operator training can be detrimental to your efficiency.

Using a Power Plant Simulator to Enhance Human Factors Engineering Research

A simulator provides researchers with a dynamic "Virtual Plant" platform to test theories and develop tangible, validated results in a true-to-life environment.

Workforce Sustainability in the Process Industry: How will you fill the boots?

How to fill the boots left by an aging workforce, increasing workforce nationalization, and a general lack of available talent.

Distributed Control System (DCS) Emulation vs. Simulation: Which is Better for Your Nuclear Power Plant Simulator?

Utilities need to make the decision based on what’s best in the long run.

How power plants realize big savings using virtual commissioning

Using your high-fidelity operator training simulator to virtually commission your plant before start-up dramatically reduces risk.

Structured Refinery Training Programs: Your best bet for disaster prevention

The 2005 refinery disaster in Texas showed us that structured refinery operator training programs are needed to grow employees from entry level to autonomous experts.

Training Program Development: Getting the most out of your thermal power plant DCS simulator

Build a training program around your thermal power plant DCS simulator to ensure the best ROI...

Can your simulator "cope" with the new FLEX equipment guidelines

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s (NRC) Near-Term Task Force Review of Insights from the Fukushima Dai-ichi Accident states that plants should...

Is your simulator ready for your gas conversion project?

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) put forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2011 is forcing power plants to reduce their emissions of toxic pollutants.

It's time to replace your proprietary plant hardware with new simulation software

Relying on plant hardware to run specific plant control systems leads to several problems.

A Severe Accident is a Site-wide Event

The incident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant back in 2011 taught the industry many lessons.
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