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Ketjen and Imubit partner to provide real-time catalyst intelligence in refinery operations

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Ketjen has partnered with Imubit to deliver real-time, actionable catalyst intelligence for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) and hydroprocessing (HPC) units. The collaboration combines Ketjen’s catalyst expertise and proprietary models with Imubit’s industrial AI software to help refiners improve decision-making in unit operations.

Which FCC or HPC decisions at your site would benefit most from real-time catalyst intelligence (e.g., catalyst management, severity settings, or product slate optimization)?

Ketjen (Houston, Tex.; www.ketjen.com), a provider of advanced catalyst solutions and technical expertise for the refining industry, announced a partnership with Imubit (Houston, Tex.; www.imubit.com), an industrial AI software company, to give refiners real-time, actionable catalyst intelligence for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) and hydroprocessing (HPC) units. The partnership combines Ketjen’s catalyst expertise including proprietary models, […]

The post Ketjen and Imubit partner to provide real-time catalyst intelligence in refinery operations appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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MikeHarlan
Jun 23 at 6:00 AM
Real-time catalyst intelligence is only valuable if it closes the loop with APC/MPC - how do your models reconcile recommendations with H2 balance, regenerator temperature/CO constraints, and analyzer bias? We’ve seen trust evaporate when drift and fouling creep in; do you auto re-bias to lab data and push setpoints with guardrails and MOC baked in?

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