Real-time Recommendations that Help You Achieve Your Goals
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Optimize Your Processes
Get intelligent control that's both prescriptive and predictive.
Using artificial intelligence (AI) that learns from your site’s past performance, Emagin prescribes optimal control actions based on your site goals and your system’s real-time and forecasted conditions.
Energy usage
Emagin provides intelligent asset setpoints to minimize system-wide energy, power, and steam system costs. Use it with pumps, membranes, blowers, compressors, gasifiers, dryers, chillers, scrubbers, turbines, and other equipment/processes.
Chemicals or inputs
With Emagin you'll get real-time predictive setpoints of chemically-assisted processes and cleaning systems. Use it with coagulation, flocculation, CIP chemicals, pH adjustment, alkalinity addition, and C:N:P ratio stabilization.
Production
Emagin enables you to optimize revenue generation by maximizing production and predicting or removing process variability. Use it for maximizing digester biogas, for membrane recovery, with reactors, or with turbine generation.
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Real-time Monitoring to Improve Your Asset Management Plan
Monitor your assets in real time to improve your asset management plan. Benefit from real-time predictions of asset health, unit costs, and key performance indicators across your site with Emagin.
Its AI tracks how your assets are currently performing and forecasts how they will perform in the future. It computes how asset service life deteriorates across various KPIs. Using these KPIs, Emagin can:
- Predict pump, blower, and membrane health degradation
- Optimize maintenance and cleaning schedules
- Maximize service life of critical assets
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Detect Process and Equipment Events in Real Time and Get Alerts
Your senior engineers' experience in identifying past failure events is captured by Emagin to protect against them occurring in the future.
Emagin detects changes in your system’s behavior resulting from high demand/loading, process shifts, asset failures, sensor drift and failure, and unplanned or planned maintenance activities. Operators can get alerts about anomalies such as:
- Meter and sensor failures
- Equipment failure (blowers, pumps, motors)
- High demand and loading events
Graphs showing data for historical events, a real-time signal, and matching them for comparison
