Chemstations: Redefining Chemical Process Simulation

In present times, process simulation is one of the most important disciplines of chemical engineering that helps enhance process design and optimize plant efficiency. Advances in the technology have significantly improved the speed and accuracy of process simulation allowing engineers to obtain substantial savings in time and money. Houston, TX based Chemstations, with over four decades of experience operating in the chemical engineering industry, is spearheaded with a vision of making strong contributions towards the evolution of chemical process simulation. As a disrupter in the field, the company provides tools that broaden an engineer’s capabilities and increases productivity in the chemical process simulation field. Chemstations, through its integrated suite of chemical process simulation software, CHEMCAD, is instrumental in addressing the day to day tasks as well as toughest chemical process models.

CHEMCAD is designed to be an intuitive and easy-to-use software suite for chemical engineers that works seamlessly with other programs, scales effortlessly to handle the simplest or most complex jobs, and helps make insightful presentations. According to the company’s President & CEO, Steve Brown, CHEMCAD is the culmination of hours of customer interviews, and decades of industry experience; it is truly a state-of-the-art process simulation package that seamlessly integrates into the wider chemical engineering computing environment. Users can purchase only the modules they need for a specific industry and process, enabling them to create their own customized version. All modules work together within a single graphical user interface with a seamless interaction between various programs resulting in maximum flexibility and affordability. These modules are built for specific purposes like designing or rating processes, piping networks, heat exchanger or batch distillation column.

Once users have built a process, they can validate it using CHEMCAD’s extensive library of chemical data. This library is benchmarked against real-world data and industry standards to provide users with the latest information they require.