Difference between revisions of "ASCEND"
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#*Create a reusable model | #*Create a reusable model | ||
#*Reuse the model for different components | #*Reuse the model for different components | ||
#*Import data from the Thermodynamics library | #*Import data from the Thermodynamics library | ||
#*Solve the model | #*Solve the model | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 27 April 2015
ASCEND Modelling Environment
ASCEND is a free and open source software for mathematical modeling. It is a initiative of Carnegie Mellon University and it started on late 1980's. ASCEND solves models by equation based approach thus greatly emphasizing on knowledge of model rather than procedural coding. Till date ASCEND has been widely employed in simulating chemical process models but it can also be used for general purpose modeling and simulation.
ASCEND Wiki http://ascendwiki.cheme.cmu.edu/
Basic Level
- Overview of ASCEND
- ASCEND
- problems that can be solved using ASCEND
- ASCEND interface through a sample model
- Installation of ASCEND
- How to install ASCEND in Ubuntu 12.04
- In Windows 7
- Writing-basic-model
- Build a basic model
- Add methods to the basic model and
- Write dimensionally consistent equations
- Solving-Cubic-EOS
- Create a reusable model
- Reuse the model for different components
- Import data from the Thermodynamics library
- Solve the model
