New articles have been added to the blog covering key aspects of the Petroleum Refining Library and the simulation of feedstock deliveries from oil and gas fields. The publications discuss the capabilities of the library, approaches to modeling crude oil and condensate supply chains, and practical applications for refinery planning and digital twin development.

A number of new agents have been added to the new version of the Prl library. For example, the Exporter which enables the export of generated simulation statistics to an external excel file and the Flow Quota , which allows for the daily and monthly flow rates to be capped (limited), among several others. Numerous bugs have been fixed, and performance has been improved.

In the new version of PRL free to try we have added many new agents for effective work with processing plants. In particular, Loading rack for work with bulk, a number of additional classes for setting up joint work of agents, updated and optimized library code, and fixed many errors. Please download the latest free to try version to get acquainted with the main examples.

A new version of the PRL library 1.01 has been released. In it, we have significantly expanded the composition of PRL components. In particular, there are new components that provide optimal mixing of flows for obtaining gasoline and diesel fuels (taking into account the physical and chemical properties), components of "quotas" of flows passing through nodes. Deep optimization of the source code was carried out and bugs of the previous version were fixed. You can download the trial version from the free page.

The first version of the Petroleum Refining Library palette for Anylogic has been released. You can download the trial version from the free page.

Dear users! We have launched a website that will host the petroleum refining library, an additional modeling palette in the Anylogic environment. Stay tuned for future news.