Attendee Cost: $1,950

This workshop provides an overview of dynamic simulation in CHEMCAD before delving more deeply into the various types of dynamic processes that the program can model. Hands-on examples include batch processes, from building flowsheets through plotting results; batch reactors, including regression of kinetic data and modeling batch and continuous tank reactors; and dynamic distillation, including how to move from steady-state to dynamics, how to model column start-up and shutdown, and using PID controllers in distillation columns.

​​​​​​​Daniel Hill (Chemical Engineering MEng, Physics BSc,) is a process engineer at P&I Design specializing in process simulation and functional safety. As a qualified teacher, he offers practical guidance on process simulation and its real-world applications. Daniel delivers CHEMCAD training and consultancy to users worldwide, drawing on P&I Design’s publications and simulations developed over the last 30 years.