Petroleum Refineries
Petroleum refineries receive crude oil by pipeline, barge and rail, process it through atmospheric and vacuum distillation, cracking, reforming and treating units, then blend, store and ship finished fuels, lubricants and petrochemical feedstocks. Specialists turn incoming crude assays and nominations into unit run plans, convert those plans into daily operating targets and blend recipes, track tank inventories and quality specs, schedule maintenance turnarounds, and manage product movements and shipping documentation while operators and engineers remain responsible for all safety-critical decisions, permits and final approvals.
Specialist bots
- Crude Scheduler: Convert crude nominations, vessel ETAs and assay data into feasible 30-day run plans.
- Unit Run Planner: Generate daily operating targets and balanced unit plans from current inventories and constraints.
- Blending Coordinator: Optimize product blend recipes and generate blend orders that meet finished fuel specifications.
- Tank Farm and Inventory Manager: Maintain accurate tank inventories, plan movements and forecast availability for crude and products.
- Turnaround Planner: Build integrated turnaround schedules, track materials and simulate impact on refinery operations.
- Shipping and Custody Coordinator: Prepare shipping documents, coordinate liftings and close out product movements.
- Regulatory Compliance Clerk: Collect process data, draft emissions and discharge reports, and track permit renewal dates.
Industries (NAICS)
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