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How can universities, technical colleges, and “trade schools” benefit from operator training simulators?

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How can universities, technical colleges, and “trade schools” benefit from operator training simulators?

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For universities, operator training simulators can be used in Unit Operations Labs and can provide realistic hands-on experience for Engineers in operating DCS control systems and running various plant units. Complex units such as large Compressors, and Fired Heaters not commonly found in Unit Ops Labs can now be included as part of the Engineering curriculum. For technical colleges and “trade schools”, their students can gain substantial knowledge and understanding of how to operate process plants and DCS stations. Graduates from these schools are often recruited directly by local industry for full time employment immediately following the completing of their degrees.

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