The dynamic simulation of chemical processes is an indispensable and central tool for processdesign, analysis, and operation. Compared to a steady state simulation, the dynamic processsimulation has some outstanding advantages, such as the assessment of control system
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The manuscript focuses on the modeling of industrial accidents involving liquid substances, i.e.liquid pools. The paper discusses how to improve Webber’s model (1990) for evaluating the liquid pooldynamics in terms of spreading (onto land and water)
The manuscript focuses on the Process Analytical Technologies applied to the coating process of tablets in an industrial perforated pan. The paper discusses the following
Process systems engineering is rapidly moving from steady state simulation towards operator training simulation, based on dynamic models, automated procedures, and predictive systems. Conventionaloperating conditions are well-known and easily
The manuscript describes how to simulate the formation of macro and micropollutants in complex combustion devices. This is not possible by simply introducing a detailed kinetic scheme into