ProSim

BatchReactor
BatchReactor combines equipment modeling, reaction engineering, and advanced numerical methods to simulate batch chemical reactors. It enables engineers to test alternative synthesis routes and new production strategies in lab and pilot plant experiments, and its graphical user interface allows easy visualization of operating steps and procedures. The user has access to a complete set of thermodynamic properties and models through the Simulis Thermodynamics calculation server. BatchReactor includes a kinetic fitting tool for the identification of kinetic parameters and the heat of reaction from experimental data.

ProSimPlus software
ProSimPlus software is used in the design and operation of existing plants for process optimization and front-end engineering analysis. Its unique thermodynamic module, Simulis Thermodynamics, and its comprehensive unit operations library enable users to create models for a wide variety of processes. The software’s latest version has an easy-to-use and easy-to-learn graphical interface. ProSimPlus is used in many industries, such as chemicals, petrochemicals, petroleum refining, gas treatment, pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals, and energy.

Simulis Thermodynamics
Simulis Thermodynamics provides engineering and research professionals with high-quality thermophysical properties calculations that can be plugged into any software of wider application range (i.e., equipment sizing, system modeling, etc.) using COM/DCOM technology. It is also available as an Excel add-in or a toolbox in MATLAB. The software provides access to over 300 functions, in particular for calculation of any type of transport properties (e.g., specific heat, viscosity), thermodynamic properties (e.g., enthalpy, compressibility factor) or phase equilibria (e.g., VLE, LLE, VLLE, salt formation) on multi-component mixtures. Simulis Thermodynamics offers an extensive set of services (e.g., flash, data regression, phase envelope), as well as comprehensive pure-component and binary-interaction databases. Visit the firm’s website for a free evaluation version of the software.