Experion Operations Assistant pilot at Port Arthur Delayed Coking Unit
Control-room operators use predictive insights to anticipate maintenance or upset events in a delayed coking unit and intervene before alarm incidents.
TotalEnergies / Experion Operations Assistant pilot at Port Arthur Delayed Coking Unit
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Control-room operators use predictive insights to anticipate maintenance or upset events in a delayed coking unit and intervene before alarm incidents.
- Company
- TotalEnergies
- Department
- Refining, LNG & process operations
- Record type
- company_adoption
- Disclosed stage
- Initial pilot; preliminary results disclosed, with continued pilot collaboration announced.
- Source date
- 2025-11-11
- Source-date precision
- day
- Source provenance
- B · Primary publication
- Review disposition
- Source-attributed; not an independent validation
Reported result
Five potential events forecast an average of 12 minutes before alarm incidents; company says timely corrective action helped minimize downtime and flaring emissions.
What this does not establish
Preliminary, company-reported; sample size is five events, with no false-alarm rate, missed-event rate, production or emissions quantity, counterfactual, deployment cost or payback. The source does not establish autonomous control authority.
A named refinery-unit pilot with a measurable lead time and clear human action boundary; useful follow-up evidence but too early and small-sample to support reliability or return claims.
Original sources
- TotalEnergies and Honeywell Pilot AI-Assisted Control Room to Accelerated Shift to Industrial Autonomy · 2025-11-11
Lines 11–19; five event predictions and 12-minute lead at line 17
Disclosure history
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