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Register now: APC webinar hosted by Apex

Friday 17 July 2009

IChemE's Process Management & Control Subject Group is holding a webinar on Tuesday 11th August 2009 at 3pm, entitled: ‘Have you hugged your APC lately? A look at the value of APC revamping’.


Apex Optimisation & Santos

Monday 13 July 2009

APEX Optimisation and Santos undertook a joint project to improve the profitability of selected sections of the Port Bonython (PB) liquids plant via use of Multivariable Predictive Control (MPC).


Apex Optimisation

Monday 13 July 2009

THE operations group at the BHP Billiton Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd (WAPL) Collie refinery identified a potential problem with tanks overflowing, at higher throughput rates.


PACE Zenith Awards winners revealed!

Tuesday 23 June 2009

Congratulations to all the winning and highly commended projects that took away trophies in the sixth annual PACE Zenith Awards on 18th June 2009 – and thank you to all 200 guests who attended the awards ceremony at Doltone House in Sydney.


Last seats: Apex process control design and maintenance courses

Wednesday 06 May 2009

Apex Optimisation and PAS are holding a round of joint training workshops late this month in Melbourne and Perth, with a focus on improved DCS performance.


2009 PACE Zenith Awards

Friday 01 May 2009

2009 PACE Zenith Awards


Debunking the VSD compressor myth

Thursday 05 March 2009

With an increasing number of variable speed drive (VSD) compressors being employed to meet compressed air needs, a common misconception has arisen – that a VSD will always be more efficient than an on/off motor.


Process control group rebrands itself for growth plan

Thursday 15 January 2009

ProSys Engineering and TCA have rebranded themselves as Apex Optimisation, which will be the new name for the two companies’ joint products and services.


A month in review

Friday 12 September 2008

Not up-to-date with process and control news? Here's a snapshot of the last four weeks.


Robots increase output by 40%

Friday 12 September 2008

A Sydney-based plastics manufacturer has claimed it increased output by up to 40 per cent when it installed ABB packing robots to replace two-thirds of its line staff.


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