Mustang’s automation and control business unit has extensive environmental consulting expertise in process operations and data management of air emissions from fired sources. In the study, Mustang assessed the value of programmable logic controller functions, data acquisition and retention systems, custom applications, environmental data management systems and other tools applied to increase CEMS reliability across the refinery.
Mustang also provided recommendations on network and data flow from the field instrumentation to the corporate enterprise business applications. BP’s Cherry Point refinery has the capacity to process up to 225,000 barrels of crude per day.
