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Dan McCarthy, Product Manager
September 17, 2011
Creating and Using Templates
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Overview
Templates are Project Configuration files
Templates can be shared between APEA and ACCE
Templates can contain configuration information from both
APEA and ACCE
Templates can be created for use by Integrated Economics
in Aspen Plus and Aspen HYSYS
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Templates
Templates stored in a Template Library
One template library for all products
Templates created can be used for Integrated Economics
Any Project Level selection can be stored in Template
Template Library
Using Templates
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Creating APEA Templates
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APEA Templates set Economic Parameters
Location,
Process type,
Design Codes
Wage rates,
Material pricing,
Investment
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APEA Templates set Operating Costs
Electric utility from
simulation case will take
precedence.
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APEA Templates set Design Parameters
Location,
Process type,
Design Codes
Default sizes,
factors, and
rules of thumb
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APEA Templates set Default Process Utility
Specifications
Process utilities
defined in the
simulation case
are added
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APEA Templates set Default Unit Operation
to Equipment Mappings
Map Unit Operation 1-to-1 or 1-to-many
Multiple configurations exist for towers
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APEA Templates set Sizing Methods for Each
Equipment Type
Custom models
are created for
customer sizing
or costing
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Creating Custom Sizing
or Costing Models
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Custom Models for Costing or Sizing
User created Excel Workbooks for customizing system
Integrated with Economics data for equipment and streams
Create custom costing models for specialized equipment
Integrate custom sizing into workflow
Use stream data to size components
Size reactors or extractors
Incorporate company specific sizing rules
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Custom Model Tool: Input
Input tab displays data
imported from simulation
Stream data imported
for equipment item
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Custom Model Tool: Workflow
Intermediate worksheet for custom model
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Custom Model Tool: Custom Rules
Custom Rules tab displays details of custom sizing algorithm
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Custom Model Tool: Custom Rules (cont.)
Custom Rules tab displays details of custom sizing algorithm
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Custom Model Tool: Results
Output tab displays resulting
design data to be exported back
to equipment form
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Creating ACCE Templates
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ACCE Templates
Create complete specifications for Project Estimate
Discipline Leads input for Design Basis and Customer Files
Template file can be shared by Project Teams whether in
same company or between companies (Megaprojects)
More extensive than previous Standard Basis files
Examples are on following four slides
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Set Design Basis Details
ACCE can set
all Design Basis
Details
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Set Craft Rates, Productivities and Indexing
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Set Power Distribution and Contractors
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Select External Files
Example of Customer File
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Creating Combined Configuration
(APEA/ACCE) Templates
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Setting Up Combined Configuration
Templates
APEA Creates Basic Template in Template Library (V7.3)
Country Basis
Units of Measure
Process Design and Investment Analysis
ACCE Opens Template and Additionally Creates Following
Design Basis
Wage Rates and Productivities
Indexing
Contracts and Scope (APEA supports one contractor)
Process Control (APEA supports one Control Center)
Power Distribution (APEA supports one Unit Substation)
APEA Setup shown on following Slides
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APEA Project Basis View
Process Engineer in APEA
Process Engineer in APEA
Estimator advises APEA
Estimator in ACCE
See Later Screen
See Later Screen
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General Project Data
Initial Setup
Set by Process
Engineer in APEA
may be reset by
Estimator in ACCE
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General Specs
Set by Estimator in ACCE
Set by Estimator in ACCE
Set by Process Engr. in APEA
Set by Process Engr. in APEA
Set by Process Engr. in APEA
Set by Process Engr. in APEA
Note: Applying this form will overwrite fields that
may have been set by ACCE
Set by APEA or ACCE
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Creating a Consolidated Template File
Work Process
1. APEA Creates New Project Template
Country Basis and Currency set
Units of Measure set
Project Properties
General Project Data info as indicated
General Spec info as indicated
Process Engineer sets Process Design (Sizing & Mapping)
Investment Parameters Set as desired
2. Estimating Lead opens Template in ACCE to Update
General Project Data updated as needed
General Spec info overridden as necessary
Design Basis
Currency
Construction Workforce
Code of Accounts and Indexing
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Creating a Consolidated Template File
3. ACCE Should be Aware of Following Limitations
APEA Supports One Contractor
APEA Supports One Unit Substation
APEA Supports One Control Center
4. Saved Template Used by Process Engineer in Integrated
Economics (Aspen Plus or HYSYS) or APEA
Template Library is shared between ACCE and APEA
Aspen Plus and HYSYS use same Template Library in V7.3
5. APEA Should be Aware of Following Limitations
Changing and Applying General Specs forms will Overwrite the
following created by ACCE:
Contractor (ALL)
Power Distribution and Process Control
Design Code and Civil Specs
Design Allowance, Rotating Equipment Spares and Contingency
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Using Templates
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Using Templates in Aspen Plus
Open Costing Options Dialogue from either the
Costing|Costing Options selector or from the Costing
Options Icon
In the Setup|Costing Options select Browse
Browse the Template Library to select the Template to be
used for Integrated Economics
Templates can only be modified by using APEA
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Using Templates in Aspen Plus
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Using Templates in Aspen HYSYS
Open Costing Options Dialogue from either the
Simulation|Costing Options selector or from the Costing
Options Icon
Browse the Template Library to select the Template to be
used for Integrated Economics
Templates can only be modified by using APEA
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Using Templates in Aspen HYSYS
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Using Templates in Economic Evaluation
Templates can only be selected when Starting a Project
Create New Project
Enter Project Name and Scenario Name
Select Template
Select the Template from the Template Library
Selecting a Template will lock in the Country Basis and the
Units of Measure
All other Template settings can be overwritten by user if
necessary
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Using Templates in Economic Evaluation
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Using Templates in Economic Evaluation
Units of Measure
choice not available
due to Template
Choices not changeable
due to Template.
Currency is changeable.
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