Showing posts with label One Minute Process Engineering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One Minute Process Engineering. Show all posts

Sunday, January 18, 2026

One Minute Process Engineering: Pipeline hydraulic calculation

Challenge

Are you frustrated with pipeline hydraulic calculations? Do you find it tedious to extract route data from a KML file and manually import it into a process simulator? What if I told you all of this could be done in just one minute?

Sunday, October 2, 2022

One Minute Process Engineering: Generate an Air Cooler Datasheet from Hysys, ProMax and Unisim

 Process engineers use different simulation software, such as Hysys, ProMax and Unisim. We also spend lots of time on extracting data from the simulation software to create process data sheets. Do you ever dream to create process datasheets from various simulation software in just one minute?

Monday, June 1, 2015

One Minute Process Engineering: Optimize the Size of Two-phase Horizontal Separators

Many process engineers have good knowledge to correctly size two-phase vertical separators. However, when it comes to horizontal separators, a lot of them become confused. Are you one of them? If yes, you are in the right place and you will learn how you can size a two phase horizontal separator in just one minute in this video.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

One Minute Process Engineering: Optimize the Size of Two-phase Vertical Separators

It is nothing new for process engineers to size a vertical two phase separator. However, the challenge is no two process engineers will give you the same design, though the same information is given. In this video, Guofu will show you how you can optimally size a two phase vertical separator with confidence in one minute.

Saturday, February 28, 2015

One Minute Process Engineering: Generate Control Valves Data Sheets from Promax (2)

In one of my earlier videos, I explained how you can generate 20 control valves data sheets within one minute through ProMax. In this video, I will further explain how you can complete all the mechanical details so that they are ready to send out for quote.

Thursday, November 27, 2014

One Minute Process Engineering: Generate Control Valves Data Sheets from Promax

From my previous one minute process engineering series, you've learned within one minute, process engineers can get a lot of work done! In this article, you will learn just in one minute, you can generate all the control valves data sheets from Promax, a chemical process simulator for process troubleshooting and design, developed and sold by Bryan Research and Engineering, Inc.

Friday, April 25, 2014

One Minute Process Engineering: Generate Expander Datasheets from HYSYS

It is so much fun for being a process engineer to do all kinds of magic calculation in AspenTech HYSYS. But when it comes to generate process data sheet specification, it is so so frustrating. If you have the same experience as I do, you are in the right place.

One Minute Process Engineering: Generate TEMA data sheets from HYSYS

As a process engineer, you've finished the most challenging process calculation in Aspen HYSYS, and now it's time to generate process data sheet specification. Are you excited about copying data one by one from HYSYS to Excel? If not, then you are in the right place.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

One Minute Process Engineering: Design, Check or Simulate Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers

Welcome to One Minute Series of shell and tube heat exchangers.

Is it possible to design, check or simulate shell and tube heat exchangers in one minute? Surely it is. 

Aspen Exchanger Design and Rating (EDR) program is widely used to design, check or simulate shell and tube heat exchangers in the oil and gas industry. It is extremely powerful. However, being powerful also means being complicated.

Monday, April 21, 2014

One Minute Process Engineering: Size an Air Cooled Heat Exchanger

Are you tired of designing Air Cooled Heat Exchangers for your application? Air Cooled Heat Exchangers are a highly standard product. Can you please simply give me how many number of bays I need for my application in one hour, instead of spending several days with various designs and plots?