Experiences Using Matlab/Simulink For Dynamic "Real Time" Process Simulation In An Undergraduate Process Control Course | Zendy

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Experiences Using Matlab/Simulink For Dynamic "Real Time" Process Simulation In An Undergraduate Process Control Course

Author(s) -

Francis J. Doyle,

Ferhan Kayihan

Publication year - 2020

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--7118

Subject(s) - graphical user interface , computer science , process (computing) , interface (matter) , matlab , curriculum , visualization , process control , user interface , software engineering , operating system , artificial intelligence , psychology , pedagogy , bubble , maximum bubble pressure method

Process simulation technology has evolved dramatically over the past 10 years with the increasing application of object oriented programming. Many packages are available which allow intuitive visualization of process data coupled with a user-friendly graphical interface which allows rapid synthesis of process flowsheets using click-and-drag operations. These packages are common in industry for both process modeling and real-time process control. A significant challenge for instructors is to prepare students to use these tools in their undergraduate chemical engineering curriculum.

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