From design to an approved order.
Design the system.
Build the flowsheet and calculate equipment requirements with process solvers. Review the inputs, units and assumptions before using the results.
Match it to vendor equipment.
Compare pumps, heat exchangers and compressors against the requirements. Review the available vendor data and flag anything that still needs confirmation.
Check it against your design.
Check each option across your design cases. Engineers review technical fit and resolve missing specifications with the supplier.
Review quotes and approve orders.
Use the equipment requirements to prepare the bill of materials and requests for quote. Purchasing teams review suppliers, delivery dates and orders, with engineering review of technical fit.
What your team needs to know.
- You design your flowsheet and calculate your heat and material balance in Iskra, and it works alongside your other tools.
- Your design stays private. Vendors see only the requirement you send them.
- Keep vendor responses with the equipment requirements so engineering and procurement can review the same information.
- When the design changes, review the sizing, supplier matches and bill of materials before approving the next purchasing step.
Ask in plain words, and Iskra does the setup work.
AI helps set up cases and run process solvers. Review the calculated results, assumptions and missing information before deciding what to apply.
- It runs and troubleshoots the simulation.
- Ask it to set up a case, or to find out why a loop will not converge.
- Compare operating cases.
- Ask for a turndown or a sensitivity study, and it sets up the cases and runs them.
- It finds the equipment.
- Compare vendor products against each requirement, with missing data flagged for follow-up.
- Custom equipment gets a draft spec.
- When nothing in a catalog fits, it drafts a specification for your review before you send an RFQ.
Bring a system you are working on.
We will walk through it in Iskra with you on a call.