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Dateline: May 20, 2008 ... St. Louis, MO
Contact: Jason Covington, MYNAH Technologies
Phone: (636) 681-1587
E-Mail: jason.covington@mynah.com
Web Address: www.mynah.com
ST. LOUIS, MO - May 20, 2008 - Soaring energy prices, global
competition, and shortages of skilled labor is resulting in greater
pressure on process plants. Process industries across the board, from
hydrocarbon production and refining to chemical, pharmaceutical and
biotech, are looking for ways to remain profitable, more efficient,
and green while meeting regulation and fiduciary liability. The use of
third-generation process simulation software is one way industry is
improving efficiency and increasing production, while meeting
regulation and oversight in these economic conditions.
In many process plants in North America and Western Europe, aging
control systems and automation infrastructure restrict capacity and
put operational goals at risk, requiring investments in automation
systems and new technology. In developing countries and new
"Greenfield" plants, users are compelled to invest in the latest
technology to remain competitive long term. However, in both cases,
process plants have a zero tolerance for downtime, requiring that
automation systems work optimally the first time.
MYNAH Technologies, a global leader in the automated process control
industry for simulation, is working closely with partners like Emerson
Process Management, Schneider Electric, and others to solve these
problems by making third-generation simulation a part of every plant
automation project. Just as NASA uses simulation so astronauts can
master various space scenarios, the process industries use MiMiC
simulation to test their automation systems and train operators
offline before they go live on the real process plant, without danger
to the plant or personnel.
MYNAH is the first to develop a third-generation simulation platform,
providing a scalable, flexible, yet powerful and dynamic solution for
automation system testing and operator training. MiMiC was designed so
it can be implemented by any process industry user, while still
providing accurate simulations and a great return on investment.
By testing the plant's automation system with simulation for normal,
abnormal, and upset conditions, the user can verify that the
application software has been designed and implemented to meet the
functional needs of the process, EPA and other federal regulations, as
well as the testing requirements of validated industries. This
improves plant safety, environmental protection, operator competency,
overall efficiency, and production.
Substantial return on investment in simulation systems has been proven
across all process industries from batch to continuous processes.
MiMiC v3's added modeling functionality saves time and money and
allows users to create advanced models of complex plants. Don Sengur,
Advanced Simulation Consultant, notes that "MiMiC v3's automatic
engineering unit conversions save simulation development and
management time by 10%." MiMiC v3 also saves time by improved
usability and design with intuitive wizard-driven configurations and
powerful data visualization tools.
Third-generation simulation software helps to solve the industry's
complex needs and delivers significant results, with minimal risk and
investment. Markets will continue to fluctuate and costs will
increase. Nonetheless, innovative and responsive industries will use
new and greener technologies, such as third-generation process
simulation, to improve efficiency, reduce costs, increase production,
and stay profitable.
For additional information on the process industry's challenges and
the solutions that 3rd-Generation Simulation provides, read this white
paper:
http://www.mynah.com/pdf/3rd_Gen_Simulation_Solves_Process_Industry_Challenges.pdf
For more information on MiMiC v3 Process Simulation Software, read the
MiMiC v3 Product Bulletin:
http://www.mynah.com/pdf/MiMiCv3_Product_Bulletin.pdf
About MYNAH Technologies: MYNAH Technologies (www.mynah.com) is a
leading provider of Process Simulation Software for Automation system
software acceptance testing and operator training. Process companies
worldwide save time and money on their process automation projects by
using MYNAH's award-winning MiMiC Process Simulation Software. MYNAH's
MiMiC Simulation Software is used in more than 900 sites in 68
countries across the globe ranging from hydrocarbon production and
refining to chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech. It has been awarded
in CONTROL Magazine's Annual Readers' Choice Awards and Control
Engineering's Editor's Choice Awards. MYNAH also produces products for
seamless plant integration and device connectivity. MYNAH
Technologies is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Experitec, Inc., located
in Chesterfield, Missouri, USA.
MYNAH and MiMiC are marks of Experitec, Inc. All other marks are
property of their respective owners. Information on MYNAH's products
and technologies can be found at: www.mynah.com
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