Chemical engineering simulation software for voting...
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What software are you using now? Which software do you identify with? Everyone was actively discussing... Single choice 1. ASPEN 2. PROII 3. CHEMCAD 4. HYSYS 5. ECSS
ASPEN, I think it’s pretty good for teaching and scientific research.
1.ASPEN 2.PROII 5.ECSS
I use Hysys and ChemCAD. Also works with Pro/II and Aspen!
This is hard to say. First of all, when you say Aspen, you should refer to Aspen plus. Aspen plus, PROII, and Hysys are the three sharp swords for steady-state calculation in the petrochemical industry, and they all have a large market share in design institutes. HSYSY itself is a tool that combines steady state and dynamics. Its steady state and dynamic calculations are based on the same platform, which is a major advantage. Moreover, HYSYS performs very well in the field of dynamic research. I have heard of ChemCAD. ECSS is a domestic software, and its functions are not the same as those of the previous three.
Also, is the poster discussing steady-state simulation or dynamic simulation? ? ?
1.ASPEN 2.PROII
Depends on what you want to simulate. Aspen is widely used, and hysys is better at absorption.
ECSS cannot be compared with the above software
PRO II and ASPEN
I often use aspenplus, and now I am learning hysys, which I find very useful.