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OLI Engine in SysCAD

Partners with KWA Kenwalt Australia

OLI is implemented as a property block in an OLI Reactor block inside SysCAD, a flowsheet simulator for mineral processing. ​

OLI Engine in Aspen Plus / OLI Engine in Aspen HYSYS

Partners with Aspen Technology

OLI's specialty product fits well within AspenTech's comprehensive suite of engineering tools, adding value to AspenTech's electrolyte capabilities when tough electrolyte problems occur.

OLI Engine in gPROMS

Partners with Process Systems Enterprise

When gPROMS is your simulator of choice, check this joint product that brings electrolyte rigor to the gPROMS system.

OLI Engine in IDEAS

Partners with Andritz Automation

OLI brings chemistry to IDEAS mass, energy, and momentum balances for hydraulic / thermodynamic systems.

OLI Engine in Schlumberger Symmetry

Partners with Schlumberger

The Symmetry platform now has an integrated electrolyte property calculator—the OLI Systems' OLI Engine, which executes rigorous and accurate electrolyte calculations for oil & gas, chemicals, water treatment and new energy applications. When the OLI thermodynamic model is selected inside Symmetry, it can be activated at a flowsheet level to dictate all equilibrium calculations in the unit operations to deliver rigorous electrolyte insights. The OLI Engine electrolyte property calculator option can also be selected in user-selected material streams from thermodynamic models.

OLI MSE Engine in PRO/II

Partners with SimSci by AVEVA

SimSci was our first Alliance Partner in a relationship of nearly 30 years. Clients currently can use OLI simulation when they purchase Pro/II Electrolytes with a subset of the OLI AQ model. PRO/II clients can now select either the subset databank or the complete OLI databank system including the MSE model.

OLI Engine in UniSim Design

Partners with Honeywell

Honeywell's team has implemented OLI as a property method for both the MSE and AQ models.

OLI Engine in KBC Petro-SIM

Partners with KBC Yokogawa

This native integration enables effortless data exchange between the OLI Alliance Engine and Petro-SIM to deliver greater model fidelity and engineering efficiency. It enhances the electrolyte simulation capabilities of Petro-SIM in upstream oil and gas production, NGL (natural gas liquids) processing, LNG (liquefied natural gas), oil refining, petrochemical and chemical manufacturing operations.

Critical Materials Institute

US Department of Energy’s hub, based at the Ames National Laboratory, for organizing and funding research on rare earth elements and other critical materials, with OLI providing thermodynamic simulation tools

DNV GL

The organizing company in a JIP on corrosion of corrosion-resistant alloys in extreme well environments, where OLI’s contribution is model development for localized corrosion

IFE

The organizing company in a JIP for measuring impurities in carbon dioxide rich phases

LTP

A laboratory who OLI used for the measurements of amine hydrochlorides as part of OLI’s JIP, Chemistry in Refining Overheads

Scaled Solutions

Experimental partners in the UltraHPHT, a JIP organized by AQSim, OLI and SSL to improve simulation parameters in OLI Studio: ScaleChem for HPHT conditions

SRI International

Institution leading research on advanced carbon dioxide capture processes, where OLI provides process simulation technology

SwRI

Past teaming partner in several projects, including the experimental partner in OLI's Chemistry in Refining Overheads project

Pennsylvania State University

Research partner in electrolyte thermodynamics and corrosion electrochemistry

Rutgers University

Research partner within the framework of the Critical Materials Institute, with collaboration focused on materials chemistry

University of California - Berkeley

Research partner in corrosion science

University of California - Davis

Research partner within the framework of the Critical Materials Institute, with collaboration focused on solid-state thermodynamics

NAWI - National Alliance for Water Innovation

Research partnerships to improve prediction of scale inhibition and enhance quality of water treatment process simulation

PCOR

The PCOR Partnership, established in 2003, focuses on making reality of safe CCUS projects. It covers ten US states and four Canadian provinces. With 200+ stakeholders, members collaborate to assess carbon storage opportunities, address technical, regulatory and environmental barriers and also provide data and guidance. They engage with policymakers and the public to promote the understanding of carbon management.