Object-oriented modelling of large-scale chemical engineering processes with ProMoT

Waschler, R.; Angeles-Palacios, O.; Ginkel, Martin; Kienle, Achim

doi:10.1080/13873950500071017

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“…The conceptual simulation framework illustrated in Fig. 2 is coded using an object-oriented architecture [53][54][55] in Python 3 [56]. Three classes of objects are used: stream, reactor and catalyst.…”

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Hydrocracking of complex mixtures: From bulk properties, over fundamental kinetics to detailed product composition

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Hydrocracking of complex mixtures: From bulk properties, over fundamental kinetics to detailed product composition

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“…The scripting language, Python, is used as a command-line interface, and an interface is provided to MATLAB, with other interfaces possible using the SBML standard. Example applications which use ProMoT include [44,45].…”

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Graphical simulation environments for modelling and simulation of integrative physiology

Mangourova

Ringwood

Vliet

2011

Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine

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c o m p u t e r m e t h o d s a n d p r o g r a m s i n b i o m e d i c i n e 1 0 2 ( 2 0 1 1 ) [295][296][297][298][299][300][301][302][303][304] j o u r n a l h o m e p a g e : w w w . i n t l . e l s e v i e r h e a l t h . IntroductionAt the time of its conception (1972), the integrated physiology model developed by Guyton [1] was a breakthrough in many respects:(1) It assembled the available knowledge on the dynamics of the body's circulatory components and how they interacted with each other, (2) It presented a diagrammatic form, which allowed the totality of the model to be viewed and interactions examined, and (3) The model was specified using the basic components of integrators, summers and (sometimes nonlinear) gains, the fundamental building blocks of analogue computers, facilitating computation. * Corresponding author. Tel.: +353 879886557.E-mail address: violeta.i.mangourova@nuim.ie (V. Mangourova).Clearly, the longevity of this model is testament to its quality and usefulness. Unfortunately, developments in integrative physiological modelling have not kept pace with further discoveries in physiological science and developments in computing. In particular, the absence of an agreed computing platform, which can serve current teaching and research purposes, and be added to and updated by the physiology community at large, is disappointing. Recently, a number of large-scale initiatives have emerged, such as the IUPS (International Union of Physiological Sciences) Physiome Project [2], which attempt to directly address this issue. However, there is the issue of the universal adoption of a single standard in a situation where a number of competing standards exist and the associated question as to whether a single computing platform can cater for needs at all levels of detail and timescale. Furthermore, in the multi-disciplinary world of physiological modelling, where mathematicians, engineers, scientists 0169-2607/$ -see front matter

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“…By virtue of a well-defined hierarchical structuring concept, the major advantage of the library is its reusability. This is shown in what follows by means of two industrial application examples, which have both been modeled relying on exactly the same basic two-phase model library.…”

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“…Summarizing, we can say that, on the basis of our library of process units models and the modeling strategy explained in detail in a previous publication, the modeling of large plants can be managed by a single modeler within a reasonable amount of time. Above all, employing a top-down modeling approach as opposed to a pure bottom-up strategy has been identified to be particularly effective whenever quick refinements of an existing model are required.…”

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“…A number of different applications have been implemented in PROMOT, so far. In the area of chemical engineering, this includes reactive distillation processes, integrated chemical production plants, and model libraries for membrane reactors and fuel cell systems . In the field of biological cellular systems, a very comprehensive model for the growth of the small bacterium Escherichia coli on carbohydrates has been developed. , …”

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Computer-Aided Modeling of Chemical and Biological Systems: Methods, Tools, and Applications

Mangold

Angeles-Palacios

Ginkel

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Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Computer tools can support and accelerate the development and implementation of first-principle models for chemical and biological processes significantly. Several application examples illustrate this in the contribution. Models of a biochemical reaction network, of a catalytic fixed bed reactor, and of two chemical production processes are considered. The models are implemented in a structured way in the process modeling tool PROMOT, whose key features are discussed. The structuring of the models is based on a uniform structuring methodology whose main ideas are presented as well.

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Object-oriented modelling of large-scale chemical engineering processes with ProMoT

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Hydrocracking of complex mixtures: From bulk properties, over fundamental kinetics to detailed product composition

Hydrocracking of complex mixtures: From bulk properties, over fundamental kinetics to detailed product composition

Graphical simulation environments for modelling and simulation of integrative physiology

Computer-Aided Modeling of Chemical and Biological Systems: Methods, Tools, and Applications

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