Knowledge Transfer
A robust solution for codifying, exploiting, and transferring tacit electrolyte chemistry knowledge that resides with highly experienced Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).
Electrolytic chemistry is a niche yet critical part of the energy and chemical facilities. Expertise in this area is very thin or non-existent in most energy and chemical companies. Therefore, asset owners and operators typically rely on EPC contractors for process design and configuration.
Organizations often rely on in-house standards, tacit rules-of-thumb and disparate “spreadsheet tools” for electrolyte chemistry calculations, assessment of corrosion, scaling, minimizing expensive chemical injection, and related process management. These tools lack the capability to predict and troubleshoot critical issues related to electrolytes and water chemistry. Engineers don’t have the ability to optimize the design of materials and their operating environments and define the ideal combination of costs and risks for their specific operating environments.
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Global Portfolio Manager
"The KBC portfolio of software offers engineers the unique capability of simulating consistently and in full detail, the entire asset across the entire oil and gas supply chain as well as across other verticals, in the chemical and petrochemical industries. The accuracy of the thermodynamic, thermohydraulic and process modeling, conjugated with the native capability to integrate simulations with live data and optimization, provides engineers with a holistic and complete overview of the facilities, for asset integrity, risks mitigation and optimal design and operations.
With the shift towards Net Zero and decarbonization, engineers face new challenges linked to corrosion, erosion, formation of solids (such as solid CO2 or Hydrates), and scale precipitation. The KBC software portfolio supports engineers with integrated, accurate and consistent modeling capabilities, providing a unified platform for informed decision-making across disciplines."
