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Protreat Competitor Technologies
ProMax
ProMax is a process simulation software suite used for designing and optimizing gas processing, refining, and chemical facilities, making it a direct competitor to ProTreat.
HYSYS
HYSYS is a process modeling tool used extensively in the oil and gas industry for simulation, design, and optimization. While HYSYS has less specific amine treating capabilities, it can be used for similar purposes, making it a competitor to ProTreat.
Pro II
Pro II is a general-purpose process simulator that can be used for a range of chemical processes, potentially competing with ProTreat in certain applications where acid gas removal is a component of a larger process.
Unisim
Unisim Design Suite is a process simulation software with capabilities in process design, simulation, and optimization, which can be used in direct competition with ProTreat for relevant technologies.
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Power Engineer
0.1% of all Power Engineer jobs mention Protreat
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Chemical Engineer
4 Chemical Engineer jobs mention Protreat
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Customer Engineer
18 Customer Engineer jobs mention Protreat
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Engineer
183 Engineer jobs mention Protreat
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Facilities
16 Facilities jobs mention Protreat
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