Accounting and Financial Software
New Visual MESA Production Accounting 3.7 Software is Designed for Hydrocarbon Processing and Chemical Plants
Press Release Summary:
- Offers data capture, tank and oil movement system, data analysis, reconciliation, reporting and exporting
- Allows companies to monitor and account for product loss from storage tank evaporation
- Provides data such that operators can account for how feedstock is flowing through the system
Original Press Release:
KBC Releases Visual Mesa Production Accountingâ„¢ 3.7 for Mass Loss Detection in Complex Industrial Environments
Process industries now have a way to digitally track losses using one integrated system
HOUSTON, May 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- KBC (A Yokogawa Company) announced the release of Visual MESA Production Accounting (VM-PA) 3.7 for hydrocarbon processing and chemical plants. VM-PA models the process and the utilities side of these plants providing a complete solution in one integrated system. It automates the capture, balance, and tracking of complex-wide systems to reduce operating costs.
VM-PA enables companies to implement a production accounting standard throughout the company, replacing custom-built and inflexible systems. From feedstock reception through the plant and into the finished product, VM-PA delivers the data so operators can account for how the feedstock is flowing through the system. Over time, history collected from this data can show areas of process improvement.
As with previous releases, VM-PA continues towards comprehensive movement management, integration with scheduling systems and energy support balance. This includes data capture, tank and oil movement system, data analysis, reconciliation, and reporting and exporting. VM-PA now allows companies to monitor and account for product loss from storage tank evaporation which is a major source of loss.
"Oil and Gas industries need accurate and traceable production data to operate efficiently," said Oscar Santollani, Senior Vice President for KBC's Visual MESA software product line. "Even a small percentage of material loss has a major impact on profitability." According to Santollani, KBC has deployed VM-PA in dozens of companies. ANCAP, a national oil company in South America, increased their productivity and significantly reduced plant losses after KBC implemented VM-PA.
To find out more about VM-PA, please contact KBC directly or contact your local Yokogawa affiliate.
About KBC
KBC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yokogawa Electric Corporation, is all about excellence in the Energy and Chemical industry. We make excellence real for our customers through the actions of our people fused with our technology and best practices. We provide leading software and expert services, powered by the cloud, to assure process operations achieve their full potential. Our customers achieve operating performance that surpasses ordinary standards, now and into the future. For more information, visit www.kbc.global.
CONTACT: Berkeley PR, Jana Cave-Ayland / Jennie Armley, kbc@berkeley.global, Telephone: +44 (0)118-909-909
