1987
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330590232
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Ein allgemeines Simulationsprogramm zur Berechnung verfahrenstechnischer Prozesse

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“…With the beginning of the seventies the big German players in chemical industry started developing own programs for the calculation of distillation/absorption columns (Hoechst AG , Bayer and BASF ). The extension to simulation of entire or parts of chemical processes including recycles was evident and was available in the 1980s . In Wozny et al , beside commercial simulators like ASPEN, Speedup and PROCESS, many of the different inhouse programs of the chemical industry are mentioned (OPTISIM – Linde, CHEMASIM – BASF, VTPLAN – Bayer and HORUS – Henkel), from which the major part is still in use today.…”
Section: Mso Tools For Single Process Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the beginning of the seventies the big German players in chemical industry started developing own programs for the calculation of distillation/absorption columns (Hoechst AG , Bayer and BASF ). The extension to simulation of entire or parts of chemical processes including recycles was evident and was available in the 1980s . In Wozny et al , beside commercial simulators like ASPEN, Speedup and PROCESS, many of the different inhouse programs of the chemical industry are mentioned (OPTISIM – Linde, CHEMASIM – BASF, VTPLAN – Bayer and HORUS – Henkel), from which the major part is still in use today.…”
Section: Mso Tools For Single Process Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%