Process automation

Virtual process plants for greater safety

WinMOD process simulation enables precise virtualisation of all functional structural units of industrial process engineering processes.

The real-time-oriented basic library of the WinMOD system software forms the basis for simulating continuous processes.
Based on this basic library, technology-specific macro libraries have been and continue to be developed that enable convenient manual and automated creation of simulation projects in all areas of technology. These libraries for simulating everything from the drive and sensor level to technological process simulation allow for the efficient creation of simulation models for everything from partial systems with individual controls to large-scale systems with complex control and management system structures.

The standard WinMOD installation already includes extensive macro libraries that can be expanded independently by WinMOD users at any time.

Laboratory bottle with tablet for simulation in WinMod for the digital twin.

Typical processes that carry out continuous or batch conversion of substances.
They are divided into main and auxiliary processes.
The aim is the economical and safe fabrication of basic materials or specialised products for all industrial sectors.

DNA test tube icon for biotech processes in the digital twin using WinMod.

Similar production processes are used as in the chemical/pharmaceutical industry, but the core here is the use of microorganisms, cell cultures or enzymes for the fabrication of products.
In future, it will be used in various areas such as pharmaceuticals, green energy and green chemistry.

A bottle and an apple as symbols of food technology in the digital twin using WinMod.

The focus is on processing, preserving and refining agricultural and raw materials. Typical processes include material- and energy-oriented product manufacturing, often combined with strict quality and hygiene standards.

Blast furnace icon for process simulation in WinMod for the digital twin.

All processes involved in the extraction and processing of raw materials (coal, ores, salts, earths) and their conversion into basic industrial products (steel, cement, gypsum, various other building materials). These processes are usually very energy-intensive.

Building with a ventilation system for virtual commissioning via WinMod simulation.

Refrigeration machines for cooling and system components for cooling distribution and utilisation are a key factor in both industrial plants and building automation.

Wind turbine with cooling tower for energy simulation in the WinMod Digital Twin.

Energy generation plants based on fossil fuels (coal, gas, oil), nuclear power plants and increasingly promising variants based on environmentally friendly resources such as hydropower, solar, wind, tidal, etc., as well as energy distribution plants, are becoming increasingly highly automated with extreme demands on their availability.

Wastewater pump for simulating critical infrastructure in a digital twin via WinMod.

Water supply, from extraction, treatment, storage and distribution, as well as wastewater disposal, including transport, storage and treatment for environmentally sound disposal, are fundamentally important for a modern society and its industry.

Ship in a lock as a digital twin for virtual commissioning using WinMod.

Technical installations in road transport (general traffic control, tunnels, bridges), rail transport (signalling and switch systems, signal boxes, etc.) and waterway transport (locks, weirs, ship lifts)

Factory building with a wireless symbol for building automation in a WinMod simulation.

All areas of technical building equipment such as ventilation, heating, air conditioning, security and fire protection that aim to improve energy efficiency, comfort, safety and cost-effectiveness in buildings.

Offshore platform for the virtual commissioning of complex plants using WinMod.

General shipbuilding for civil, technical and military use, offshore installations as bases for wind farms, gas and oil production facilities, and underwater stations.